Plan the path with the curb
The walkway route, bed shape, entry point, and curb layout should be considered together so the stones land where they are useful and visually connected.
Concrete Stepping Stones

A garden path does not have to look like a row of unrelated pavers. SOS offers customized concrete stepping stones starting at $50 each when purchased with concrete curbing, so the walkway detail can coordinate with the border around it.

The Add-On
Customized concrete stepping stones are individual concrete walking surfaces made to coordinate with a landscape project. SOS offers them as an add-on with the purchase of concrete curbing, allowing the stones and the border to be considered together instead of mixing unrelated materials.
Concrete stepping stones are available as a curbing-project add-on for $50 each; they are not offered as a standalone service.
The walkway route, bed shape, entry point, and curb layout should be considered together so the stones land where they are useful and visually connected.
The confirmed starting price is per stone when purchased with curbing. The final count depends on the path length, step spacing, layout, and approved design.
SOS describes the stones as customized, but the exact customization options have not been confirmed.
Installation and base-preparation details should account for grade, drainage, soil, and the intended use of the path.
Design Details
Stepping stones should fit the path, the curb, and the surrounding landscape.
Available choices
The service is described as customized, which may allow the path to follow the bed rather than a rigid straight line.
The stones can be discussed as part of the same landscape project as the curb.
The number and placement of stones affect how a person moves through the bed.
Stepping-stone pricing is tied to the purchase of curbing. Curbing is priced according to the project scope.
Where They Work
Customized stepping stones are best treated as a coordinated add-on to a concrete-curbing project. The path, grade, drainage, and intended use should be reviewed before the layout is approved.
Common uses

Stepping stones can create a more deliberate route through a planting area for routine access and viewing. The path should be laid out around mature plants, bed edges, drainage, and the way people will actually use it.
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A side-yard path can help connect a gate, service area, or backyard without introducing a separate material palette. Stryker reviews width, spacing, access, and base preparation for the property.
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Stepping stones can tie a walkway detail to a new curbing project.

The simple routine
Protect the finished work, keep the surrounding area clear, and address changes early.
Long-Term Care
Stepping stones need a stable setting, a clear walking surface, and regular attention to the landscape around them. Maintenance requirements depend on the confirmed installation method.
Remove leaves, mulch, soil, and plant growth that can hide the edges or make the stones slippery.
After heavy rain, freeze-thaw cycles, or landscape work, check whether a stone has shifted, settled, rocked, or become uneven.
Keep plants, mulch, and soil from covering the path. A clean margin makes the stones easier to use and helps preserve the planned relationship between the path and curb.
Because the stones are offered with curbing, check the border and path as one landscape detail. Resealing timing for the curb is recommended every two to three years, while stepping-stone care and any sealer use require separate confirmation.
The Coordinated Detail
A stepping stone path is a small detail that can look disconnected when it is added without the surrounding border in mind. SOS positions the stones as a customized add-on to its concrete curbing work, keeping the design conversation in one project.
The confirmed offer is $50 per stone with the purchase of concrete curbing. That relationship lets the path be considered alongside the bed line, curb profile, and surrounding landscape rather than treated as a separate afterthought.
SOS describes the stones as customized.
Ian Johnson owns Stryker Outdoor Solutions and is the right point of contact for deciding whether a stepping-stone layout fits the planned curb project. The estimate should cover how the path will be used and where it needs to go.
The service is available April through December. Weather, ground conditions, preparation, and the accompanying curbing project determine the final installation window.
Common Questions
Concrete stepping stones are $50 each with the purchase of concrete curbing.
Ask SOS whether the requested path can be included in the planned curbing project.
The confirmed starting price is $50 per stone when purchased with curbing. The total project price also depends on the number of stones, the curbing scope, layout, preparation, access, and any approved site work.
Dimensions, shape, thickness, and edge details are selected to coordinate with the curbing project and walking layout.
The stones are offered as part of a curbing project, creating an opportunity to coordinate the design. During the estimate, Stryker compares current samples and reviews placement so the color, finish, and production details suit the selected curb.
The number depends on the path length, intended route, stone dimensions, and comfortable walking spacing. Stryker lays out the route at the property rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all count.
The confirmed seasonal availability is April through December. Installation timing depends on weather, ground conditions, preparation, and the accompanying curbing work.
Show SOS where you want to walk through the landscape and how the new border will run. Ian Johnson can discuss the $50-per-stone starting price, the required curbing purchase, and which customization details are available.
A quick project conversation can establish whether stepping stones fit the curb layout before any design or price is finalized.
$50 each starting price with curbing purchase
Customized add-on service
April–December availability