Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are forms set to do concrete landscape curbing?

No, a machine that extrudes the concrete into a continuous concrete border is used.

2. How long does the process take?

Depending on the type and footage of the installation, it normally takes only 1 day.

3. Do you use reinforcement in your curbing?

Yes, reinforced fibers are used in the curbing to provide a 3-dimensional support system throughout your curbing.

4. Will the curbing break?

All concrete will crack. To control cracking control joints every 24-36 inches are placed to allow your curbing to expand.

5. How will replacing my existing edging with curbing effect my landscaping?

The installer will remove the existing edging, and cut a 9" wide strip of sod away from the outside edge of your existing landscaping. This will allow them to extrude the curb against your current edge. If you have any sprinkler heads on the outside of your existing landscape edge, they will need to be moved (which can be priced and done by the installer in most cases). If they are inside your edging they will not be affected by the curbing installation process.

6. Will I be able to mow up against my curbing?

Your curbing will be as strong as 3000psi and will with stand your mowers weight to ride along the edge of the curbing. The blades of your mower will not damage your curbing, and will allow you to mow right up against it, resulting in less time spent weed eating around your landscaped areas.

7. Can Anyone install this curbing?

Unlike other landscape installations, your curbing is extruded and formed onsite; Therefore, you are not buying a product but a service as the curbing does not come in blocks. We also like to think of it as a work of art. We take into consideration the shapes and contours of the design. As the old saying goes, "You Get What You Pay For!" It definitely applies to this trade. We recommend that you do your homework and see visual examples of the work performed by landscape curbing companies.