Petersburg, Indiana
As the Pike County seat, Petersburg mixes tidy in-town lots with larger country properties close to the county's lakes and trails. Whether you need a crisp border around a front bed, a garden or a bigger landscape layout, we install custom concrete curbing and landscape edging from our shop in nearby Washington. Stryker is veteran-owned, and owner Ian Johnson has more than 10 years in the trade.
Petersburg is a long way from a crowded metro. Pike County is known for camping, fishing, kayaking and plenty of outdoor space, and many local yards are built for spending time outside. That makes the line between turf, beds, paths and gathering areas worth planning carefully.
Concrete curbing sets the outside line of a foundation planting, tree bed or garden. We offer a 3-inch low mould and a 5-inch HD mould, and we recommend the HD mould for premium and natural-stone detail. We'll help you pick the profile that suits your property and design.
A Petersburg property might suit a simple border, a stone-inspired profile, farmhouse brick or a colored surface that ties into the home and landscape. We offer basic, premium or natural-stone, farmhouse brick, stamped and colored curbing, and we'll go over the options with you during your estimate.
Curves around a tree, a long bed beside a drive and a straight boundary near a walkway each call for a different layout. Our custom curbing is designed around your actual run, including corners, transitions and future phases, and we measure on site instead of pricing from a generic length.
A handcrafted downspout extension carries rainwater across a bed instead of washing it out, and custom concrete stepping stones can be added at $50 each with a curbing purchase. Both are finishing touches for a curbing project, not fixes for major drainage or grading problems.
Our estimates do more than name a price. We lay out the design decisions before work starts and make time for your questions about profile, style, access and timing.
We focus on concrete curbing, decorative borders and landscape edging for homes and businesses. That focus keeps your Petersburg project centered on what matters: how the border works in your landscape and how it looks from the street, path or yard.
We're based in Washington, and owner Ian Johnson runs the business. Petersburg customers can call or write to talk through their property, and your estimate includes the schedule and any travel details.
We run stainless steel cable through our curbing for added strength. Because soil, drainage, roots and runoff still affect concrete, we plan the prep work around your actual property.
Ian Johnson served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps and has more than 10 years in the trade. He leads Stryker Outdoor Solutions as a veteran-owned, family-operated business, and every estimate answers your questions about scope, finish, responsibilities and timing.
Whether it's an established town property or a larger county parcel, every Petersburg project follows the same clear steps, built around your actual site.
Reach out through our contact form or give us a call and tell us where grass, mulch, soil, water, or foot traffic are causing trouble. Photos help us get started.
We look at the length, curves, corners, existing materials, equipment access, and whether the border is for a home or a business.
Start with our 3-inch low mould or 5-inch HD mould, then choose from premium, natural-stone, farmhouse brick, stamped, and colored options. We'll help you pick with confidence.
We install from April through December. Your date depends on weather, ground conditions, access, project length, and our schedule.
A larger property doesn't need every section installed at once. We keep a record of your color combination so future additions match, and we'll quote each new phase when you're ready.
We're based in Washington, Indiana, just north of Petersburg, and we serve homes and businesses across Pike County with concrete curbing, edging and decorative borders.
Petersburg, Indiana
Start with the line the border needs to create and how people, mowers and equipment move around the property. A longer run, several curves or an open setting can change the best profile and installation plan. We'll walk the property with you and recommend what makes sense instead of forcing a standard residential layout.
No. Most residential landscape curbing doesn't require a permit, but rules can vary by city, county and HOA, especially near sidewalks, right-of-ways or drainage areas. We recommend checking with the City of Petersburg or Pike County if your border will run close to any of those, and we're happy to help you figure out what to ask.
We install curbing from April through December, not year-round. Within that season, timing depends on weather, ground conditions, access and the length of the curb. If your property has seasonal activity or access limits, let us know when you request your estimate and we'll plan around them.
From a town lot in Petersburg to a larger Pike County property, we'll design a border that fits your site. Send us your project details and we'll set up your free estimate.
