Profile Selection
Choose the mould height that fits the property and desired presence of the border.
- 3-inch low mould
- 5-inch HD mould
Custom Concrete Curbing
Custom Concrete Curbing Built Around Your Landscape
A property with several corners, curves, or future phases needs more than a one-size-fits-all strip. Stryker Outdoor Solutions plans custom concrete curbing around the actual beds and transitions, with two profile choices, retained color combinations, and stainless-steel cable through the curb.
Planned for the Property
What Is Custom Concrete Curbing?
Custom concrete curbing is a continuous landscape border planned around the property instead of selected from a fixed, pre-shaped layout. The work can account for curved beds, straight sections, corners, transitions, existing curb, and the possibility that more sections will be added later.
Stryker offers a 3-inch low mould and a 5-inch HD mould. The HD mould is suggested for premium and natural-stone detail. Stainless-steel cable runs through the curb to help resist heaving and shifting, while the final layout is shaped around the landscape being edged.
- Custom curved and straight border layouts
- 3-inch low mould or 5-inch HD mould
- HD mould suggested for premium and natural-stone detail
- Stainless-steel cable through the curb
- Phased additions supported by retained color combinations
- Existing curb extensions connected with fiberglass rebar
Customization Categories
Custom Concrete Curbing Options Catalog
Customization starts with the property, the desired visual weight, and the border's practical purpose. Compare Stryker's current profiles, style categories, colors, and patterns during the estimate to build the right combination.
Available choices
Basic Curbing Category
The basic category is the entry point for a custom layout when the homeowner wants a defined concrete border without the premium or farmhouse-brick price category.
- Basic concrete curbing — starting at $1,800
Premium / Natural-Stone Category
Premium and natural-stone detail are offered as a higher-priced category, with the 5-inch HD mould suggested for the added detail.
- Premium / natural-stone concrete curbing — starting at $2,300
- 5-inch HD mould suggested
Farmhouse Brick Category
Farmhouse brick concrete curbing is a separate style category with a starting price of $2,500.
- Farmhouse brick concrete curbing — starting at $2,500
Phased Custom Layouts
A custom plan can be installed in sections because Stryker retains the project's color combinations. Future additions can be connected to existing curb after a site-specific review.
- First-phase layout
- Retained color combination
- Future extension at a control joint
- Fiberglass rebar connection to existing curb
Not Sure Where to Start?
The estimate is the place to select the profile height, style category, color direction, total length, and whether the project should be phased. Those choices are then captured in the proposal.
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Coordinated Color Direction
Color Options for Custom Concrete Curbing
Custom does not have to mean inconsistent. Stryker documents using color variations and combinations to create a more natural look, then retaining those combinations so later phases can coordinate with the original work.
Start With the Property
The color direction should be reviewed beside the home, landscape materials, and existing hardscape. Stryker presents current color samples during the consultation.
- Existing-property match: Review during the estimate.
- Customer approval: Required before installation.
Build in Natural-Looking Variation
Stryker uses different techniques and color combinations to create a realistic, natural-looking result with visual depth.
- Color variation with a natural look
Preserve the Combination for Later Phases
If the initial plan is larger than the first installation, Stryker can keep the color combinations on file. That gives future extensions a known starting point rather than relying on memory or a generic color label.
- Retain selected combination
- Match future section to recorded combination
- Confirm exact color match at the time of addition
Built Around the Layout
Custom Concrete Curbing Applications
Custom planning matters most when the property has more than one simple straight edge.
Common uses
Where this service fits
Complex Planting Beds
Beds with repeated corners, curves, and changing widths need a layout that is considered as a whole. Stryker can review the run length and profile before confirming the scope.
Popular options: 5-inch HD mould; premium / natural-stone category
Learn more: Decorative Concrete BordersPhased Landscape Improvements
A homeowner may want to edge the front beds now and return to the side or back areas later. Retained color combinations make that phased approach possible, subject to future availability and site review.
Popular options: Match the recorded color combination; phase-specific layout
Learn more: Landscape EdgingExisting Curb Additions
An existing curb can be extended by cutting at a control joint, drilling into the old curb, and adding fiberglass rebar to connect the old and new sections. The connection should be reviewed on site before the addition is promised.
Popular options: Existing-profile match; retained color combination
Learn more: Concrete CurbingCompare your options
Custom Curbing vs. Predefined Edging vs. Separate Masonry
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Custom concrete curbing
- Layout
- Planned around the property's curves, corners, and transitions
- Profile
- 3-inch low mould or 5-inch HD mould
- Reinforcement
- Stainless-steel cable through the curb
- Future additions
- Color combinations retained; existing curb can be connected with fiberglass rebar
- Maintenance reference
- Reseal every 2–3 years
- Starting price reference
- Basic $1,800; premium/natural stone $2,300; farmhouse brick $2,500
Predefined flexible edging
- Layout
- Limited by strip or product format
- Profile
- Product-dependent
- Future additions
- Replace or extend product as available
- Maintenance reference
- Reset or replace as needed
Separate masonry pieces
- Layout
- Planned piece by piece
- Profile
- Piece-dependent
- Reinforcement
- Separate pieces do not form one continuous cable-reinforced curb
- Future additions
- Add matching pieces if available
- Maintenance reference
- Reset, replace, or repair as needed
Custom concrete curbing wins when the property's layout and future plan matter as much as the border material. It carries a higher starting investment than basic flexible edging, but it is built around a continuous, custom-shaped border.
The simple routine
Protect the finished work, keep the surrounding area clear, and address changes early.
Care Over Time
Custom Concrete Curbing Maintenance
Custom does not change the basic care plan: keep the curb visible and schedule resealing every 2–3 years.
Reseal Every 2–3 Years
Stryker recommends resealing the curb every two to three years. Follow the preparation and product guidance provided for the installed finish.
- Recommended interval: every 2–3 years
Keep the Layout Exposed
Do not bury custom corners, curves, or transitions under mulch or soil. The more visible the layout remains, the easier it is to maintain and review.
Record Future Addition Details
Retain the project's color combination and any approved profile information. If the border is expanded later, those details can guide the new section.
Review Existing Connections
When adding to an existing curb, the connection method is specific: cut at a control joint, drill into the old curb, and use fiberglass rebar to connect the sections. Have Stryker review the existing curb before planning the addition.
Custom Work, Proven Details
Why Stryker for Custom Concrete Curbing
A custom border is judged by the transitions: how the curve turns, how the profile fits the bed, and whether a later addition can connect without looking like an afterthought.
Designed Around Real Curves and Corners
Stryker specializes in detailed yards with many corners and curves. Custom curbing is planned around those conditions instead of forcing every property into one standard line.
A Clear Profile Conversation
The 3-inch low mould and 5-inch HD mould give the project two clear starting points. The HD mould is suggested for premium and natural-stone detail; the low mould offers a lower-profile alternative.
Built for Phased Decisions
Homeowners do not have to install every planned section at once. Retained color combinations allow future additions to start from a recorded design decision.
Common Questions
Custom Concrete Curbing FAQ
What can be customized on a concrete curbing project?
The layout can be planned around curved and straight sections, corners, transitions, and future additions. Profile choices include a 3-inch low mould and a 5-inch HD mould, with current colors and patterns reviewed during the estimate.
Can you add to concrete curbing we already have?
Yes, an existing curb can be extended. Stryker cuts at a control joint, drills into the old curb, and uses fiberglass rebar to connect the old and new sections after reviewing the existing installation.
Can we install only part of the project now?
Yes. Stryker keeps the project's color combinations on file, which supports phased additions. When the next phase is planned, Stryker reviews the existing curb, site conditions, current color availability, and the best connection point.
Should a custom project use the low mould or HD mould?
The low mould is 3 inches tall. The HD mould is 5 inches tall and is suggested for premium and natural-stone detail. The right choice depends on the desired profile, the landscape, and the exact style category selected.
How long will a custom curbing installation take?
Installation typically takes a few hours to one full day, based on the length of the curb. Curves, corners, access, existing-curb connections, and project phases can affect the schedule.
What does custom concrete curbing cost?
Starting prices are $1,800 for basic concrete curbing, $2,300 for premium / natural-stone concrete curbing, and $2,500 for farmhouse brick concrete curbing. The actual estimate depends on length, layout, profile, and selected category.
How often does custom curbing need resealing?
Stryker recommends resealing every two to three years. Keep the curb visible and ask for the current product-specific care instructions.
Ready to Plan a Curb That Fits?
Describe the curves, corners, existing sections, and future phases through the contact form. Stryker can review the landscape, discuss the two mould heights and current style categories, and prepare a property-specific estimate.
- Free estimate discussion
- Custom layouts for residential and business properties
Request Your Custom Curbing Estimate
The first step is a clear look at the property and the border you want to build. Color and pattern selections are finalized during the estimate process.
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