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Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does a curb edging project take?Depending on the area of the curb and size of the project, most curb edging jobs are completed in less than 1 day which includes removal of existing edging, ground prep, and installation.
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How long will curb edging stay?The general life of A+ Lawn Care’sconcrete curb edging is 15-20 years. The steel cable and fiber mesh strengthens the curb 5x stronger than traditional curb for more durability. Sealant is applied within the first week of installation and is recommended to be re-applied the first year after, then every two years. When the sealant is first applied the fresh concrete absorbs a lot of the sealant so reapplying every 2 years helps protect the curb from cracking and drying, protects against sun fading and keeps your curb looking fresh.
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What goes into the cost of curb edging?There are many factors to be considered to decide the total cost, however some factors for concrete curb edging price are: Area of curb edging Price of materials Installation charges Type of curb, colors selected, and patterns for instance some colors can range from $200-$500 and others are much cheaper. A+ Lawn Care's Natural Stone curb edging is custom hand-carved to look and feel like real stones. Experience of your concrete curb edging professional
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What is the best time to have curbing done?The best time for installing curb edging is from spring to fall where temperatures are consistently at or above 50 degrees.
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What is curb edging and why is it so important?Curb edging is a solid border made of concrete to provide a boundary surrounding your landscape, separating the flower beds and yard. Curb edging: Gives a great curb appeal to your property. For example, if you want to sell your property, a great first impression can be created by the outside. Flimsy, torn plastic edging doesn't invite a potential buyer into your home. Concrete curb edging is aesthetically pleasing and can catch buyers' eyes. Ensures low maintenance. Traditional plastic edging doesn't last as long as it can be torn by your mower or trimmerand can shift over time due to freeze/thaw cycles since it's not concrete. Eventually plastic edging will also need to be replaced. Concrete curb edging can withstand blades from the mower or trimmer, making it easier for you to maintain your landscape. Concrete curb edging is much more durable and long lasting compared to plastic edging. Enhances the value of your property, whether it is your residential or commercial property, creative ways of curb edging can give your property an edge over others. The options are limitless and you can choose to customize the entire landscape. Affordable. Concrete curb edging has a lower overall cost than plastic edging due to it's durability and longevity. Plastic edging eventually wears out and needs to be replaced.
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What is the curb edging process?We will remove and dispose of any existing edging that you have. We will spray paint to mark our lines. You have design flexibility with widening out areas to create more definition or make it easier for you to mow. We will use a bed edger to prep a trench where the curb will be laid along the spray paint lines. We will hand mix the concrete and add color. The concrete is poured into an extruding machine that pushes it in out into one long continuous curb along with steel cable to reinforce it. We will trowel the curb to fill in any air pockets and cut expansion joints which helps prevent cracking in cold temperatures. Depending on your choice of curb we may add additional color and then create the style you want, whether it's a pattern or hand-carved natural stone. About 1 week after curb installation, we will come back and seal the curb with a sealant. We wait about a week to allow time for the concrete to properly cure. The sealant provides a protectant barrier to seal in the color and keep it looking fresh. We recommend sealing once every 2 years to keep the curb looking great without fading.
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