Continuous Concrete Edging
The border that never
needs to be reset.
Every plastic edging strip you've ever replaced. Every steel edge that shifted after frost. Every aluminum section that bent under the mower. They all share the same flaw: they're assembled, not formed.
Machine-extruded continuous concrete edging is formed in one pass, on-site, as a single monolithic border. There are no joints for frost to pry open. No sections to shift. No stakes to pull out. The border stays exactly where we put it because it's concrete — not plastic, not metal, not wishful thinking.
In North Idaho, where freeze-thaw cycling between October and April tests every material in the ground, a continuous concrete border isn't a luxury — it's the only installation that genuinely holds long-term.
What continuous concrete
delivers over every alternative.
No Joints, No Migration
A single continuous extrusion means no joints or seams where grass and weeds creep through. The border stays exactly where we place it — permanently.
Freeze-Thaw Engineered
We use 4,000 PSI fiber-reinforced concrete and UV-stable sealers rated for North Idaho's repeated freeze-thaw cycling. No crumbling, no heaving, no annual repairs.
Zero Ongoing Maintenance
Unlike steel, aluminum, or plastic alternatives, machine-extruded concrete requires no seasonal adjustments, no re-anchoring, and no replacement — ever.
Curbs Grade Changes
Our extrusion machines follow the natural terrain — uphill, downhill, around obstacles — so the edging fits your actual landscape, not a flat-lot assumption.
Every edge, every run,
every yard type.
From a single curved flower bed to a full-yard edging system spanning hundreds of linear feet — continuous extrusion handles every configuration.
Flower Bed Edging
Sweeping, graceful arcs that trace the natural geometry of planting beds, containing mulch and soil while eliminating the mow-and-trim maintenance loop.
Lawn Boundary Borders
Clean definition between turf and planting zones, gravel areas, or hardscape transitions — crisp lines that hold through 20 Idaho winters.
Sloped & Terraced Edging
Continuous edging that follows grade changes across hillsides and terraced yards, maintaining a uniform profile from top to bottom.
Curved Freeform Profiles
Custom radius curves, S-curves, and organic freeform layouts staked and confirmed with you before the first yard of concrete is extruded.
Straight-Run Mow Strips
Long, dead-straight runs along driveways, sidewalks, and fence lines — accurate enough that a mower wheel rides the top edge, ending the weed-eater pass.
Multi-Zone Installations
Full-yard curbing layouts coordinating all bed edges, borders, and mow strips in one mobilization — priced per linear foot with a written scope of work.
Everything you need to know
about concrete curbing.
What is machine-extruded concrete edging?
Machine-extruded concrete edging is formed on-site using a specialized curbing machine that pushes fresh concrete through a shaped die, creating a single continuous border with no joints or seams. This produces a monolithic concrete form that's far more durable than assembled alternatives.
How long does concrete curbing last?
When properly installed with the right concrete mix and sealers, machine-extruded concrete curbing lasts 20+ years in North Idaho's climate. LP uses 4,000 PSI fiber-reinforced concrete rated for 30-40 freeze-thaw cycles per year.
Does concrete edging crack in winter?
Not when installed correctly. LP uses air-entrained concrete mix that allows micro-expansion during freeze-thaw cycles without cracking. Fiber reinforcement controls any micro-cracking from thermal movement. Every installation is warranted against cracking.
Cost of concrete curbing per foot?
Machine-extruded concrete edging costs $8-14 per linear foot installed in North Idaho, depending on profile style, color selection, and site complexity. A typical residential yard with 150-250 linear feet runs $1,200-$3,000 fully installed and sealed.
Can concrete curbing follow curves?
Yes — extrusion machines follow any staked path, including tight radius curves, sweeping arcs, S-curves, and sloped terrain. The continuous nature means curves maintain uniform profile and strength throughout the entire run.
LP curbing warranty and experience?
Family-owned LandscapePros has installed machine-extruded concrete curbing in Post Falls, Coeur d'Alene, and Kootenai County since 2005. 4.8-star rated with 16 Google reviews. Warranties against cracking from normal freeze-thaw conditions.
What Post Falls winters
do to edging alternatives.
Kootenai County averages 30–40 freeze-thaw cycles per year. Plastic edging becomes brittle after a few seasons. Steel edges heave and tilt as the soil beneath them contracts and expands. Aluminum bends under snow load. Every non-concrete alternative requires periodic inspection and repair.
LP has been installing machine-extruded concrete curbing in Post Falls, Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, and Rathdrum since 2005. We know the soil conditions, the frost depths, and the mix ratios that make concrete edging last 20+ years in this climate — not just the first two winters.
Continuous edging
in the field.
Continuous concrete edging curving around a large flower bed
Post Falls, ID
Machine-extruded mow strip along driveway edge
Coeur d'Alene
Continuous edging following slope terrain
Hayden, ID
Full-yard curbing layout after installation
Rathdrum, ID
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