Washington, Indiana
Washington is our hometown, and our shop is right on SE 1st Street. From beds near Eastside Park to yards off I-69 and U.S. 50, we build custom decorative concrete curbing for our neighbors' homes and businesses, with clean design, careful detail, and straight answers.
Washington Curbing Options
Washington has city neighborhoods, commercial lots, and open country properties, each with its own landscape layout. A border around a compact front bed isn't designed like one running beside a broad lawn at the edge of town, so we plan around your property, the look you want, and the areas that need a clean edge.
A straightforward curb separates turf from mulch, soil, or decorative stone around beds and trees. It's a great fit if you want a clean mowing line without an elaborate pattern, or if your Washington landscape is already set and just needs sharper definition.
Premium and natural-stone options add visual depth along the border. Color variations and a detailed finish make the curb look like part of the landscape instead of a flat strip beside it. We'll help you choose from samples that suit your home.
Farmhouse brick styling looks right at home beside traditional houses, older Washington streets, or beds that already use warm masonry colors. It gives your border a familiar, grounded pattern that fits your property's character.
Downspouts and stepping stones should look planned when they meet a new border. We offer handcrafted downspout extensions, plus custom concrete stepping stones with a curbing purchase, so your bed, walkway, or drainage outlet looks coordinated instead of pieced together.
A Local Curbing Specialist
Ian Johnson has 10+ years in the trade. That experience shows when a property has lots of corners, curves, or transitions between lawn and bed. Washington yards aren't all laid out the same, so we design around your actual run instead of forcing one pattern on every project.
Our shop is at 11 SE 1st Street in Washington, so we're never far from your project, whether you're near the city's parks, on a busy street, or out past the edge of town. Call 812-240-2605 and tell us about your yard and the result you want.
Washington sits in rural Daviess County, where lawns, beds, driveways, and open yards often meet across wide lots. A good border follows those curves and makes a clean transition between turf and planted areas. We reinforce every curb with stainless steel cable so it holds that line.
Veteran-owned Stryker Outdoor Solutions is led by Ian Johnson, who served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps. We believe in good customer service and open communication. Tell us the problem, we'll go over your options, and you can ask all the questions you want before you decide.
From First Call to Finished Edge
Most Washington jobs start with a quick talk about your property, the bed layout, the look you want, and when you'd like the work done.
Call 812-240-2605 or use our contact form. Tell us your address, the bed or border that needs attention, and whether you're replacing plastic, metal, stone, or no edge at all.
We'll go over profile, color, texture, and premium, natural-stone, or farmhouse-brick finishes. If you want stepping stones or downspout extensions, mention them early so we can plan them in.
We lay out the line through your yard, planning around curves, corners, trees, driveways, and existing beds before any concrete is poured.
We form the concrete border, reinforce it with stainless steel cable, and apply the finish you picked.
We'll explain curing, working around the new curb, and cleaning. We recommend resealing decorative curbing every two to three years.
Washington is home base. Our shop is at 11 SE 1st Street, and we serve homes and businesses all over town and across Southern Indiana.
Washington, Indiana
FAQ
Prep, placement, reinforcement, drainage, and care all play a part. We reinforce our curbing with stainless steel cable to help it resist heaving and shifting, and we look at your yard's grade, nearby surfaces, and water flow so the layout suits your property.
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 Washington or Daviess 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, and weather and our schedule set the exact date. Allow time for design choices, site access, the pour, curing, and any nearby planting work. Call early if you want the work done before a spring refresh or a planned gathering.
Whether your beds are near Eastside Park, off S.E. 21st Street, or out along U.S. 50, we'll help you choose the right curb profile and finish. We're right here in town, so getting your free estimate is easy.
