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MP LandscapeRiverton, Utah · Since 2007

Patios, walls & concrete · Riverton & the Salt Lake Valley

Concrete landscape curbing

Curbing locks in the shape of a lawn for good. It keeps rock out of the grass, gives the mower a clean edge, and cuts edging time to almost nothing.

We pour curbing as part of new lawns, rock conversions and new-build yards — usually in one confident curve rather than lots of fussy little beds.

Curved lawn with concrete curbing

Curved lawn with concrete curbing — one of our own jobs.

Is this right for you?

A good fit if…

  • Rock keeps ending up in your lawn.
  • You're tired of edging beds every week.
  • You're converting part of the lawn to rock and want a crisp line.

How we do it

Step by step.

  1. 1

    Shape the line

    We lay out the curve on the ground with you before anything is poured — it's much easier to change paint than concrete.

  2. 2

    Prep the ground

    A trench is cut and compacted so the curb sits firm.

  3. 3

    Pour and finish

    Curbing is formed in place in one continuous run, then cut with control joints so it cracks where we want it to, not where it wants to.

Utah weather & soil

Curbing versus plastic edging

Plastic and thin metal edging heaves out of the ground in a hard Utah winter. Concrete curbing holds its line through freeze-thaw year after year.

In water-wise conversions, curbing is also what keeps the lawn panel small and tidy — so you water only what you use.

What it costs

What moves the price.

We don’t give prices over the phone, because a number for a yard we haven’t seen is a guess. Jason walks it with you and you get a written estimate — free, with no obligation.

  • Linear feet
  • Profile and color
  • Ground preparation
  • Whether it's part of a larger job

Our work

Photos from our jobs.

Every photo is our own work. Tap any photo to see it full size.

More photos like this
See a projectCurved Lawns & CurbingNew lawns shaped into smooth, flowing curves and held by concrete curbing, with rock, boulders and stepping stones around them — from bare new-build lots to tired older yards.What we used, and why

Questions

What people ask us.

Can curbing go in around an existing lawn?

Yes. We cut the line into the existing lawn and pour along it.

We work across Riverton, Herriman, South Jordan, Draper, Bluffdale, West Jordan and the rest of the Salt Lake Valley. Something else on your mind? Call 801-608-7207.

Free estimate

Let’s walk your yard together.

Call and tell us what you have in mind. Jason will come out, walk the property with you, and give you a written estimate — free, with no obligation.

Mon–Fri · 8:00–5:00 · Riverton, Utah · Licensed & insured