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We visit your property, look at your beds and home exterior and help you narrow down patterns and colors.
Decorative Curbing With Real Character
Stamped concrete curbing, often called natural stone curbing, starts with the same continuous concrete border as our basic curbing. While the concrete is still workable, we press a textured stamp into the surface to create the look of cut stone, brick, tile or wood.
The result is a border that looks handcrafted but behaves like concrete. It holds a clean line around beds and trees, keeps mulch and rock where they belong and gives your landscape a finished, upscale look that loose stone and plastic edging can't match.
We offer 13 patterns, and we can add color and texture finishes to bring out the detail. As a locally owned, firefighter-owned business, we take the time to help you choose a style that suits your home and your yard.
How Stamped Curbing Is Made
Stamping adds a few steps to the process, and we walk you through each one.
Layout and Light Prep
We mark the curb line with you and remove a narrow strip of sod so the curb has a firm, even base.
Extrude and Stamp
We form the continuous border, then press your chosen pattern into the surface while the concrete is fresh.
Finish and Clean Up
We apply color and texture finishes, cut control joints and clean up the work area when we're done.
Patterns and Finishes
Your pattern sets the style of the whole border. Here are the families we offer, followed by every pattern by name.
Stone Patterns
Boise Stone, Natural Cut Stone, Natural Stone, Castle Rock, Flagstone, Random Rock and London Cobble give a natural, rustic edge.
Brick and Tile Patterns
Farmhouse Brick, H-Brick, Soldier Course and Spanish Tile suit traditional, Mediterranean and coastal homes.
Wood Patterns
Hand Hewn Wood and Wood Grain bring the warm look of timber edging without rot or termites.
Color and Texture Finishes
We offer a range of earth-tone and neutral colors chosen to complement your home, plus finishes that highlight the pattern.
Stone Patterns
Boise Stone
Natural Cut Stone
Natural Stone
Castle Rock
Flagstone
Random Rock
London Cobble
Brick & Tile Patterns
Farmhouse Brick
H-Brick
Soldier Course
Spanish Tile
Wood Patterns
Hand Hewn Wood
Wood Grain
Where Stamped Curbing Shines
A decorative border adds the most impact where people look first.
Garden Beds
Stone and brick patterns turn an ordinary bed edge into a design feature.
Tree Rings
A patterned ring frames a specimen tree or palm and protects its base from trimmers.
Walkways
Stamped edging along a path adds texture and guides guests to your front door.
Driveways
A decorative border along the drive is one of the first things visitors notice from the street.
Stamped Concrete Curbing FAQs
What patterns do you offer?
We offer Boise Stone, Natural Cut Stone, Natural Stone, Castle Rock, Flagstone, Random Rock, London Cobble, Farmhouse Brick, H-Brick, Soldier Course, Spanish Tile, Hand Hewn Wood and Wood Grain.
Is natural stone curbing made from real stone?
No. Natural stone curbing is concrete that is stamped and finished to look like stone. You get a stone look with the strength and continuous shape of a concrete border.
How does stamped curbing hold up in Florida weather?
Concrete curbing is a good fit for Florida heat, sun and heavy rain. With basic care, such as occasional cleaning and resealing, it is built to last for many years.
Can I see the patterns before I choose?
Yes. You can preview every pattern in our style guide on the homepage and in our gallery, and we're happy to talk through options during your free on-site quote.
More questions? Visit our curbing FAQs or call (813) 390-0834.
Serving Tampa Bay & Pasco County
We install stamped concrete curbing for homeowners in these communities. Choose your city to learn more.
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Whether you need curbing for a single garden bed or your entire property, we're ready to help. Call us or fill out the form to discuss your project.
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