Clean Line Curbing installs extruded concrete borders that keep rock and mulch out of your lawn, stop grass from creeping into your beds, and cut your trimming time.
Every curb is extruded on site in one continuous run. Pick a profile, then a color and texture to match your home.
A low flat lip for your mower wheel and a taller back that holds rock and mulch. Mow right to the edge and skip the trimmer.
Most popular for lawnsAn angled top that shows off stamps and color from the street. The most versatile look for beds and trees.
Best for stamped finishesA classic squared border with a rounded top. Clean, simple, and at home in any landscape.
Classic border lookA flat, low strip along fences and walls. Keeps weeds out of the fence line and lets the mower do the whole job.
Fences & side yardsAdd a stamp or texture (brick, stone, slate) for a finished look. Ask about color options at your estimate.
From the first call to a finished border, usually in a single visit.
We walk your yard, measure the linear footage, and give you a price on the spot.
We mark the layout with marking paint so you can see every curve before any concrete goes down.
We cut a clean trench through sod or soil so the curb sits on a firm, level base.
Concrete is mixed on our trailer and pushed through the curbing machine in one continuous run.
We apply your stamp or texture, then cut control joints to keep cracking in check.
Keep people, pets, and tools off the fresh curb. We leave you simple care instructions before we go.
Plastic edging heaves, metal rusts and bends, and pavers shift. Poured concrete stays put.
A mower curb lets you cut right to the edge, so the weed eater stays in the garage.
A continuous border keeps rock and mulch out of the lawn and grass out of your beds.
No sharp metal edges to cut feet or paws.
Based in Eagle Mountain. Serving homeowners across Utah County and Salt Lake County.
Before-and-after photos from local jobs.
By the linear foot. Style, color, stamping, and how much prep your yard needs all affect the price. We measure on site and give you an exact quote at your free estimate.
Most residential jobs are finished in a few hours to one day, depending on footage and style.
Give the curb about a week before mowing next to it, and take care with sharp tools while it cures. Concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks after it's poured.
All concrete can crack. We cut control joints along the curb so any cracking happens at the joint, where you won't notice it.
Mark your sprinkler lines and heads before we arrive, or show us at the estimate. We plan the layout around them.
Concrete needs above-freezing temperatures to cure properly, so we install from spring through fall. Get on our spring list now to lock in an early date.
Tell us a little about your yard. We'll call to set up a time to measure and quote your job.