Edging refers to lighter, decorative border elements used around gardens and pathways. Kerbing is heavier-duty and is used to contain driveways, roads, and car parks. Both create clean boundaries, but kerbing provides greater structural strength.
Yes, we install drop kerbs for vehicle crossovers. Please note that drop kerb installations typically require a licence from your local highway authority. We can advise on the application process.
We work with concrete kerb stones, natural granite kerbs, and reconstituted stone edging. We will recommend the most suitable material based on your requirements and budget.
Most residential edging and kerbing projects are completed within 1–3 days, depending on the length and complexity of the run.
Yes, we regularly install curved and radius kerbing. This requires careful cutting and shaping, and our experienced team has the tools and expertise to deliver smooth, accurate curves.
Yes, all our edging and kerbing installations come with a workmanship guarantee. We use premium materials and proper concrete haunching for durability.