Understanding the Cost of Concrete Lawn Edgings
Higher-grade concrete and finishing materials increase costs but offer greater durability and aesthetic appeal.
Intricate designs or custom shapes require additional labor and materials, affecting the price.
Site accessibility and preparation influence installation time and costs.
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Standard concrete: moderate cost; stamped or decorative concrete: higher cost |
| Length of Edging | Cost increases with longer installations |
| Thickness | Thicker edges require more material and labor |
| Design Features | Custom shapes or patterns add to expenses |
| Labor Intensity | Complex installations cost more |
| Site Conditions | Uneven terrain or restricted access can increase costs |
| Finish Type | Textured or polished finishes are more expensive |
In addition to the base costs, maintenance and durability expectations can influence the choice of materials and finishes. While higher-quality concrete options may have a higher initial price, they often offer longer-lasting performance with less frequent repairs, potentially reducing long-term expenses.
Provides decorative patterns and textures, increasing material and labor costs.
Adds color for visual enhancement, with costs varying based on color complexity.
Offers slip-resistant surfaces, with higher costs associated with specialized finishing techniques.
| Related Services | Average Price Range |
|---|---|
| Standard Concrete Edging | $10 - $20 per linear foot |
| Stamped Concrete Edging | $15 - $30 per linear foot |
| Colored Concrete Edging | $12 - $25 per linear foot |
| Boulder Edging | $8 - $18 per linear foot |
| Brick Edging | $12 - $22 per linear foot |
| Stone Edging | $20 - $35 per linear foot |
| Metal Edging | $10 - $25 per linear foot |
| Plastic Edging | $3 - $8 per linear foot |
| Wood Edging | $5 - $15 per linear foot |
| Composite Edging | $10 - $20 per linear foot |
