Transforming your homes' landsape can be as simple as adding special touches with borders and curbing. These types of finishing applications can really make or break the look of your home. There are a variety of options to choose from giving you the opportunity to be creative when taking your yard to the next level.

Concrete curbing can be formed in many styles and shapes allowing for a unique and custom curb installation. Patterns and colors may also be added to the curb for a perfect match to any landscape. Curbing shapes or molds are available in several sizes and some are intended for specific purposes. Our design consultants can help you determine your landscaping needs.

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Concrete curbing comes in a variety of rounded, angled and flat styles, the most popular being the Slant, the Mower and the Curb. These are the
three most popular styles for residential curb because of their smaller footprint, flexibility and wider variety of textures available.

The Slant
The Slant style became popular in the 90's because it can be stamped and textured or done in regular gray concrete as can the Curb style. But, unlike the Curb style, it has the unique ability to also hold in gardening materials because the back of the curb is higher than the front. The front side of the curb is generally set at ground level to accommodate lawn mower wheels. The slanted look shows off any texturing or stamping that may be applied.

The Mower
The Mower style is very popular because it is installed to both accommodate a lawn mower wheel and at the same time retain gardening materials because of its higher back side. It also has great curb appeal because it sets off the landscaping with a picture frame type of look.