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Concrete is durable. It won't rot, shatter, splinter, etc. Maintenance

is simple. Lawn mower wheels fit easily on the leading edge. Clean

up with an edger, or trimmer without damaging the edging. To keep

the curb clean just brush it off with a broom or hose it off with water.

In an effort to help you better understand the process we have

provided an insight on how work will be performed.

Before:

A member of our professional staff will meet with you or your

landscaper at  your home to review your proposed curbing project

area.  We'll supply you with our knowledge and ideas and work with

you to come up with the best design layout possible.  We will then

measure your area and give you a written estimate.

During:

We will install your beautiful new curbing using the highest quality

materials and equipment.  Our crew makes efforts to keep and

leave the jobsite clean and neat.  During the process some excess

cement may be present around the areas installed.  It is very difficult

to remove this concrete while it is still wet.  After a 24-hour curing period, it can be picked up in small pieces and thrown away or mixed with topsoil.

 

After:

Your extruded curbing is set to cure upon completion of the project.  The concrete curb does not need to be sprayed or misted with water.  Such actions will most likely discolor the curb.  If it begins to rain within 6 hours after we leave the job, try to cover the curb with plastic.  Irrigation, backwash from pool, condensate lines, or rain can damage the curb during the first 24 hours.

Make sure sprinkler systems are not activated for at least 24 hours.

Take extra precaution to keep pets, children, and objects away from the curb for at least 24 hours.  It will be "hard" to the touch at this point, but will still need a few days to completely harden or cure.  Refrain from testing the "hardness" of the curb.  At this point, the curb is still very fragile.