Princeton, Indiana
Princeton is Gibson County's busy county seat, home to the Toyota plant, a historic courthouse square and neighborhoods full of well-kept yards. We serve Princeton homes and businesses from our Washington shop with reinforced concrete curbing, decorative edging and borders built for how each property is used.
Residential and Commercial Edges
A border around a home and a border beside a business may use the same concrete, but not the same layout. We plan for visibility, access, bed shape and the way people move around your property.
Continuous concrete curbing, reinforced with stainless steel cable, creates a stable line between turf and landscape materials. On a Princeton property, it can outline a front bed, organize a side yard, or separate a larger outdoor area from a drive or walkway. Learn About Concrete Curbing
Concrete landscape edging replaces a temporary or shifting border with a fixed profile shaped to your property. It keeps lines clean and makes upkeep easier around tricky corners, and we lay it out to fit your existing beds. Explore Landscape Edging
Choose from stamped, colored, natural-stone, and farmhouse-brick-style curbing. Each option can tie in with your home's masonry, a business frontage, or existing landscape materials, and we'll help you pick the right one on site. Compare Commercial Curbing · Review Natural Stone Curbing
We install commercial concrete curbing for properties that need defined landscape areas and a professional finished edge. We also offer handcrafted downspout extensions, plus custom stepping stones with a curbing purchase. View Commercial Curbing · View Downspout Extensions
The Regional Difference
Ian Johnson has 10+ years in the trade and served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps. Stryker Outdoor Solutions is veteran-owned, family-operated and based in Washington, Indiana. Whether you need a residential border, a commercial edge or a related outdoor detail, Ian will talk it through with you.
Our shop is at 11 SE 1st St in Washington, and Princeton is part of our Southern Indiana service area. Share your address, access details and the length of border you have in mind, and we'll give you an accurate schedule and price.
As Gibson County's seat and home to the Toyota plant, Princeton has a healthy mix of homes and businesses. We match each border plan to the setting, the traffic it sees and the materials already on site.
Your written estimate shows exactly what's included, who's responsible for what and who to call with questions. When the curb is finished, we'll give you simple care tips to keep it looking good.
From Estimate to Installation
Whether your Princeton project is a home or a business, our first conversation covers the property type, access, public-facing areas, and the edge that needs to change.
Send us your Princeton address, the service you want, and a quick note about what isn't working with your current landscape edge.
We look at where lawn, mulch, gravel, beds, walks, drives, downspouts, and foot traffic meet around the property.
Compare basic, colored, stamped, natural-stone, and farmhouse-brick looks against the materials already on your home or business.
Your written estimate lists the service, the details you picked, and access notes, and we'll flag anything near a sidewalk or right-of-way you may want to check with the city.
We schedule around weather, moisture, project length, finish, site access, and our calendar. After the install, we'll go over curing and care, including resealing every two to three years.
Location
We work out of 11 SE 1st St in Washington, Indiana, and Princeton and the rest of Gibson County are part of our regular Southern Indiana service area.
Princeton, Indiana
FAQ
A business edge usually needs to look sharp from the parking lot and customer entrance, while a home project tends to focus on bed shape and how you use the yard. We choose the scale, access plan and finish with you during the estimate based on how the property is used.
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, and business properties may have extra requirements. We recommend checking with the City of Princeton or Gibson County if your border will run close to any of those, and we're happy to help you figure out what to ask.
Reach out a few weeks before you want the work done, especially in spring and fall. Timing depends on temperature, moisture, weather, project length and the finish you choose. Let us know about customer traffic, mowing days or upcoming events when you request your estimate, and we'll build a realistic schedule around them.
A home on a quiet residential street and a business near downtown Princeton need different borders. Tell us what the edge should do, and we'll put together a free estimate for concrete curbing, decorative borders or commercial landscape edging.
