How long does concrete curbing last?

Concrete curbing lasts 20+ years and typically outlasts the landscaping around it. It won't rot, crack apart, or shift like wood, plastic, or metal edging. The main enemy is impact damage from mowers and vehicles, which is easily avoided with a mower strip profile.

Can concrete curbing follow curved lines?

Absolutely. Extruded concrete curbing is formed continuously and follows whatever path you need — gentle curves around flower beds, tight radius circles around trees, or sweeping borders along driveways. This is one of its biggest advantages over rigid edging materials.

Will concrete curbing stop grass from growing into flower beds?

Concrete curbing creates a physical barrier that grass can't cross underground. The curb extends several inches below grade, blocking root runners. It won't stop grass seed from blowing over the top, but it eliminates the creeping invasion that makes plastic edging useless after a season or two.

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Concrete Curbing in Summertown & Southern Middle Tennessee

Name: George Witherspoon Concrete LLC
Address: 3992 Buffalo Rd, Summertown, TN, 38483, US
Telephone: (931) 334-9785

Clean, defined edges make the difference between a property that looks maintained and one that doesn't. Concrete curbing provides permanent borders that won't shift or rot.

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Stamped concrete walkway with flagstone pattern leading to a front door in Summertown, TN

Concrete curbing creates permanent, clean borders between different areas of your property — lawn and flower beds, driveway and yard, parking lot and landscape. Unlike plastic edging that cracks and shifts, or wood borders that rot within a few years in Tennessee's humidity, concrete curbing stays put and maintains its shape for decades with zero maintenance.

We offer both extruded (machine-formed) curbing for landscape borders and traditional formed-and-poured curbing for driveways, parking lots, and roadways. Extruded landscape curbing is a continuous, seamless concrete border that follows curves and contours naturally. It's available in several profile shapes — mower strip, slant, square, and decorative. Colors can be integrated into the mix to complement your home or landscaping.

For driveways and parking lots, we pour standard barrier curbs and rolled (mountable) curbs formed in place with traditional methods. These curbs manage water flow, define traffic areas, and protect landscaping from vehicles. We pour to local jurisdiction standards for commercial applications and can match existing curb profiles for repair and extension work.

Concrete curbing eliminates the ongoing maintenance of reinstalling landscape edging, replacing rotted timbers, or re-setting shifted borders every couple of years. One installation, done right, and it's handled permanently. We typically complete residential landscape curbing projects in a single day.

Our Concrete Curbing Process

Every job follows a proven process to ensure lasting results and protect your property throughout.

Layout & Design

We mark the curb path with you, confirm the profile shape and color, and prepare the route by clearing vegetation and debris.

Grade & Compact

The curb path is leveled and compacted to provide a stable base for the curbing to sit on.

Extrude or Form

For landscape curbing, our machine extrudes a continuous, seamless curb along the path. For larger curbs, we set forms and pour traditionally.

Finish & Cure

Edges are cleaned up, expansion joints are placed at proper intervals, and the curbing cures in place. It's ready for mulch or soil backfill in 24–48 hours.

What Customers Say

Real reviews from homeowners and businesses across Southern Middle Tennessee.

“Needed a concrete curb poured around a new landscaping bed at our business in Centerville. George knocked it out in half a day. Clean lines, consistent height, and it keeps the mulch exactly where it's supposed to be. Small job but he treated it like it mattered.”

William D.

Centerville

“We had George's crew replace our old driveway in Lawrenceburg. The original was 20 years old and had heaved from tree roots. They tore out the old concrete, regraded everything, and poured a new 4-inch reinforced driveway with proper expansion joints. Looks fantastic and the price was very fair for the amount of work involved.”

Jennifer S.

Lawrenceburg

“George built a retaining wall along our property line in Culleoka where the yard drops off toward the creek. It's about 40 feet long and 3 feet tall. He included proper drainage behind the wall so water pressure wouldn't push it over. That was two years ago and it hasn't moved an inch despite some heavy rains.”

Teresa G.

Culleoka