Find a look you like
Smooth, stamped or somewhere in between
Find the right edge for your yard with a 44-color guide, curb profiles and smooth or stamped textures. Explore shades beside your house and paving, then ask Brian to confirm a physical sample, the finish and availability for your project.
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Choose a tone, tap a color, and compare your favorites.
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Your color comparison
Compare up to three colors, then ask Brian about a sample.
Screen colors are a guide. Confirm a physical sample and availability with Brian. The concrete mix, finish and sealer can change the final appearance.
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Pick the shape
The profile is the shape of the curb. Look at the sample display to compare the different forms, then ask Brian which one suits your lawn or planting bed.
Ask Brian about Mower, Slant and Square profiles. If you are not sure, start with a photo you like and he can help you compare the shapes.
- Mower
- Slant
- Square
- Need a hand choosing? Ask Brian.
Bring in some color
Warm browns can work with brick, wood and mulch. Gray and lighter tones can sit well beside paving and river rock. Look at the whole yard as well as the border.
Browse the 44-color guide and compare a few shades you like. Screen swatches are a starting point; confirm a physical sample, the finish and availability with Brian before choosing.
- Consider the house and paving
- Look at the rock or mulch in the bed
- Bring a favorite project photo
Add texture, or keep it simple
A smooth finish keeps the outline clean. Stamped patterns give the surface more texture and detail. The close-up photos help you see what each approach looks like along a curve.
- Smooth edges
- Stamped textures
- Curves and straight runs

Choose it for your yard
You might like the color in one photo and the shape in another. That is a useful place to start. Show Brian what catches your eye and describe the area you want to border.




What is a curb profile?
The profile is the cross-section or shape of the border. The sample display shows different forms together. Ask Brian about the profile suited to the edge you want.
What is the difference between smooth and stamped curbing?
A smooth finish keeps the surface simple. Stamped patterns add texture to the concrete. Compare close-ups and wider yard views to see how each looks in a landscape.
Can I choose the color?
Yes. Use the 44-color palette to find a few favorites, then ask Brian to confirm a physical sample, the finish and availability for your project. Screen swatches are a guide; materials and finishing affect the final color.
Can the layout include straight borders?
Yes. The work includes straight runs, curves and tree rings. Share the shape you have in mind and the features the border needs to fit around.
How do I get a quote for a particular finish?
Send Brian the finish example you like, your city and the area you want to border. Include approximate footage if known and ask him to confirm the options and price.
