On February 16, 2025 By newsroom Topic: Home Services
| Material | Cost Per Linear Foot | Notes | |--------------------------|--------------------------|---------------------------------------------| | Poured Concrete | $4–$5 (materials) + $5–$13 (labor) | Durable and customizable. | | Concrete Blocks | $2–$3 (materials) + $5–$10 (labor) | Affordable prefabricated option. | | Brick | $2–$3 (materials) + $5–$10 (labor) | Affordable and classic design. | | Granite | $20–$33 (installed) | Premium and long-lasting. | | Stone | $12–$40 (installed) | Customizable, varies by type of stone. | | Steel | $2.50–$4.50 (materials) + $5–$10 (labor) | Modern and durable. | | Wood | $12–$50 (materials, 2.5–4 ft) | Cost varies by wood type and size. | | Belgian Block | $9–$11 (installed) | Great for driveway edging. |
Ensures proper installation and prevents future shifting.
Curved vs. Straight Edging
Curved designs increase labor costs due to added complexity.
Hills or Grading
Slopes require more prep, possibly retaining walls and drainage.
Curb-Cutting
Cost: $2–$10 per square foot (e.g., driveway apron).
Location-Based Pricing
Straight lines are more cost-effective than curves or intricate patterns.
DIY Prep Work
Remove sod or level land yourself to save on labor costs.
Use Affordable Materials
Opt for plastic, precast concrete, or basic brick instead of granite or stone.
Ask for Bulk Discounts
Large projects may qualify for material discounts.
Bundle Projects
Landscape curbing is a versatile addition that enhances aesthetics and functionality while offering options for various budgets.