Low-Profile Curbing
A lower 3-inch profile for homeowners who want a defined border without a taller visual wall.
- 3-inch low mould
Concrete Curbing
Concrete Curbing Services in Southern Indiana
Plastic edging bends, lifts, and disappears into the grass. Stryker Outdoor Solutions installs reinforced concrete curbing that gives planting beds a fixed edge, a cleaner mowing line, and a finished look. Ian Johnson leads a veteran-owned company with 10+ years in the trade across Southern Indiana.
The Installation
What Is Concrete Curbing?
Concrete curbing is a continuous concrete border installed beside lawn, mulch, planting beds, walkways, or other landscape areas. Instead of separate bricks or flexible plastic strips, the curb creates one defined edge that helps hold the landscape line in place and gives mowing equipment a cleaner boundary.
Stryker offers a 3-inch low mould and a 5-inch HD mould. The HD mould is suggested for premium and natural-stone detail because its taller profile gives those designs more room to read. A stainless-steel cable runs through the curb to help resist heaving and shifting.
- Continuous concrete border for beds, lawns, and landscape transitions
- 3-inch low mould for a lower-profile edge
- 5-inch HD mould for premium and natural-stone detail
- Stainless-steel cable through the curb to help resist heaving and shifting
- Installation may take a few hours or one full day, depending on curb length
Available Profiles and Styles
Concrete Curbing Options Catalog
Choose the profile and style category that fit your property. Stryker reviews current color, pattern, and stamp samples during the estimate so the final selection complements the landscape.
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Start here
Choose your profile
HD Curbing for Detailed Finishes
The 5-inch HD mould is suggested when the design calls for premium or natural-stone detail.
- 5-inch HD mould
- Premium detail: select the pattern from current samples
- Natural-stone detail: compare the pattern at the property
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Make it yours
Select the finish and layout
Style Categories
Compare the available style categories, then select the profile and finish that best suit the property.
- Basic concrete curbing — starting at $1,800
- Premium / natural-stone concrete curbing — starting at $2,300
- Farmhouse brick concrete curbing — starting at $2,500
- Custom color variation for a more natural-looking finish
Custom Border Layouts
Curves, straight runs, corners, and additions can be planned around the existing landscape.
- Curved bed borders
- Straight landscape borders
- Borders around planting beds and lawn edges
- Phased additions using retained color combinations
Pattern Gallery
Concrete Curbing Styles
Compare six decorative patterns available for concrete landscape borders, then confirm current stamp and color combinations during your estimate.
Spanish Tile
A layered tile-inspired texture with organic movement and a handcrafted finish.
Wood Grain
A linear timber-style texture that brings a warm, natural look to the curb.
Cobble Stone
A compact block pattern that creates the appearance of traditional cobbled masonry.
Flagstone
An irregular stone layout with wider joints and a classic outdoor hardscape feel.
Limestone
A broad natural-rock texture with subtle variation across each finished section.
Natural Stone
A rugged split-stone finish that emphasizes depth, texture, and natural variation.
Color Variation
Color Options for Concrete Curbing
Explore the available color families for your concrete border. Select any chart to inspect it at full resolution, then confirm your preferred color with current samples during your estimate.
Top-Selling Colors
A quick-reference palette of popular neutrals, warm earth tones, reds, grays, and classic black or white.
Made-to-Order Colors
Additional Brickform color choices ranging from subtle beige and brown tones to red, green, gray, yellow, and blue.
Solomon Colors — Warm & Earth Tones
An expanded range of reds, terracottas, sands, browns, taupes, and natural earth colors.
Solomon Colors — Neutrals & Accents
Cool grays, charcoal, black, muted greens, soft neutrals, and specialty color selections.
Where It Works
Concrete Curbing Applications
Continuous curbing works best where a landscape needs a fixed, visible line between two surfaces.
Common uses
Where this service fits
Planting Beds
Curbing defines the outside edge of a planting bed and helps keep mulch or soil from spreading into the lawn. Curved and straight layouts can follow the bed that is already there or create a new boundary.
Popular options: 3-inch low mould; custom color variation
Learn more: Landscape EdgingLawn Borders
A continuous border gives mowing and trimming a clear stopping point. It also replaces a flexible edge that can become hard to follow as grass grows or the landscape shifts.
Popular options: 3-inch low mould; straight border layout
Learn more: Landscape EdgingDecorative Landscape Borders
For homeowners who want the border to contribute to the design, premium, natural-stone, and farmhouse brick categories provide distinct directions without switching to separate masonry pieces.
Popular options: premium / natural-stone; farmhouse brick
Learn more: Decorative Concrete BordersCompare your options
Concrete Curbing Compared With Common Alternatives
Concrete curbing
- Border format
- Continuous concrete curb
- Landscape definition
- Fixed, visible edge
- Maintenance focus
- Reseal every 2–3 years
- Design direction
- Low mould, HD mould, style categories, color variation
- Installation time
- A few hours to one full day based on length
- Price reference
- Basic starts at $1,800; premium/natural stone starts at $2,300; farmhouse brick starts at $2,500
Plastic edging
- Border format
- Flexible strips or sections
- Landscape definition
- Can become less defined as it shifts
- Maintenance focus
- Replace or reset when damaged or displaced
- Design direction
- Limited by product shape and color
- Installation time
- Varies by edging type and site
Separate brick borders
- Border format
- Individual pieces
- Landscape definition
- Defined, but dependent on individual pieces staying aligned
- Maintenance focus
- Reset or repair individual pieces as needed
- Design direction
- Limited by selected brick or stone
- Installation time
- Varies by layout and piece count
Concrete curbing trades a higher starting project price for a continuous, custom-planned border. The right choice depends on the property, the desired finish, and whether the homeowner wants a fixed landscape edge that can be resealed on a 2–3-year cycle.
The simple routine
Protect the finished work, keep the surrounding area clear, and address changes early.
Long-Term Care
Concrete Curbing Maintenance
Concrete curbing is straightforward to care for: keep the edge clear, watch for changes, and plan to reseal it every 2–3 years.
Resealing Every 2–3 Years
Stryker recommends resealing the curb every two to three years to protect the finished appearance. Follow the preparation and product guidance provided for the installed finish.
- Reseal every 2–3 years
Keep the Border Visible
Keep grass, mulch, soil, and debris from covering the curb line. A visible edge makes it easier to spot movement, damage, or a place where the landscape needs to be adjusted.
Protect New Additions
If the landscape grows later, additions can be phased because Stryker retains the color combinations used on the project. Existing curb extensions are connected at a control joint with drilled connection points and fiberglass rebar.
Address Changes Early
If a section appears to heave, shift, or separate, photograph it and contact Stryker. A site assessment identifies the likely cause and the appropriate next step.
The Stryker Difference
Why Stryker Outdoor Solutions for Concrete Curbing
Curbing has to follow the landscape, hold its line, and look intentional from the street. Small profile, color, and connection decisions affect the finished result.
More Than 10 Years in the Trade
Stryker Outdoor Solutions brings 10+ years in the trade to concrete curbing, landscape edging, and decorative borders. Ian Johnson is the owner and point of contact for the Washington, Indiana company.
Reinforced Through the Curb
A stainless-steel cable runs through the curb to help resist heaving and shifting. That detail matters in a landscape border because a moving edge can affect both mowing and appearance.
Two Mould Heights
The 3-inch low mould and 5-inch HD mould create a clear starting point for discussing profile. The HD mould is suggested for premium and natural-stone detail, while the lower mould keeps the border more restrained.
Built Around Your Existing Landscape
Curves, straight runs, corners, and future additions can be discussed as one plan. If the project is phased, retained color combinations make it possible to add sections later without starting the design conversation over.
Common Questions
Concrete Curbing FAQ
How tall are the concrete curbing profiles?
The low mould is 3 inches tall, and the HD mould is 5 inches tall. The HD mould is suggested for premium and natural-stone detail. Stryker reviews current profile options during the estimate.
What makes the HD mould different from the low mould?
The HD mould is taller, measuring 5 inches compared with the 3-inch low mould. Stryker suggests it for premium and natural-stone detail because the added profile gives those finishes more room to show.
Will the curb move during Southern Indiana weather?
The curb includes stainless-steel cable running through it to help resist heaving and shifting. The site review also accounts for visible drainage, soil movement, landscape changes, roots, and other property conditions that affect concrete work.
How long does a concrete curbing installation take?
Depending on the length of the curb, installation can take as little as a few hours or as long as one full day. The estimate should account for the total run, curves, corners, access, and the selected profile.
Can the project be installed in phases?
Yes. Stryker can retain the color combinations used for the project, which allows additions to be planned later. When extending an existing curb, Stryker cuts at a control joint, drills into the old curb, and uses fiberglass rebar to connect the sections.
How often should concrete curbing be resealed?
Stryker recommends resealing every two to three years. Follow the product, preparation, and application guidance provided for the installed finish.
Ready for a Cleaner Concrete Curbing Project?
Tell Stryker what you want the border to do, where it needs to run, and which style category interests you. The next step is a straightforward conversation about the property, profile, color direction, and estimate.
- Free estimate discussion
- Direct contact with Stryker Outdoor Solutions
Request Your Curbing Estimate
Send the project details through the contact form and Stryker will review the scope with you.
10+ years in the trade
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