Concrete Edging & Borders
No.1 Colorado Landscape Services
Upgrades from $3-6000 | Seamless Edging | Long-lasting Borders | Concrete Landscape Curbs
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We'll help your landscape stay
low-maintenance
& look incredible.
We craft seamless, long-lasting borders that define your landscape with precision and beauty. See what our clients think.
The Solution:
Make a Lawn Border system with A Better Edge
that Stays In Place and Does The Job
We combine Concrete Curbing, Art. and Landscape Design to give you a lawn you'll love coming home to.
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The Smarter Alternative for Colroado's Residents & Business Owners
The solution you've been looking for
Imagine a yard that stays beautiful
Year-Round without the work
Our permanent concrete borders keep your lawn looking great, so you can spend less time on maintenance and more time enjoying your space.
- Relief - No more shifting borders or messy mulch
- Pride - A yard that looks professionally maintained year-round
- Ease - Mowing and trimming made easier
- Joy - More time enjoying your space
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Areas we cover
Colorado Front Range Neighborhoods
Service Areas
Landscape Services Near Me
Landscape Services in Pueblo County
Landscape Services in Jefferson County
Landscape Services in Arapahoe County
Landscape Services in Denver County
Landscape Services in El Paso County
Landscape Services in Douglas County
A Better Edge is committed to providing Colorado Landscape edging solutions designed to elevate your property. Whether you’re aiming to enhance curb appeal or protect your garden beds from erosion, our edging creates a seamless, polished look that lasts.
Built to endure the harsh freeze-thaw cycles of Colorado’s climate, our products offer a durable, low-maintenance solution to keep your outdoor spaces looking pristine year-round. Say goodbye to crumbling borders and constant upkeep—say hello to a landscape that works as hard as you do!
answers to customer questions
FAQ's
What do we do with sprinkler heads?
The first thing to know is that we deal with it a lot. In Colorado, most landscapes have irrigation to keep grass green.
We have dealt with irrigation in almost every job for the last 19 years, so you can trust that it is easy to handle. Here are a few things we can do.
Re-shape beds to accommodate existing irrigation.
Re-locate heads to accommodate new edging
Raise heads to accommodate new borders
Irrigation is not challenging and should not keep you from upgrading your landscape.
It's concrete, so can this get wet on the same day?
These systems can get rain within an hour of our landscape border installation being complete.
We count on the Colorado Springs (and Colorado’s front range) forecast to have rain practically every day in the spring.
We are very mindful of the forecast and protect the system in the rare case of a surprise thunderstorm.
Will this crack?
Over the last 23 years, we’ve developed a cementitious alloy material that makes A Better Edge the most durable concrete lawn border available. In 100′ of edging, we rarely get one crack.
This is because we have spend much R&D to be sure the cement alloy used in our landscape edging is engineered for Colorado Landscapes.
We use specially designed admixtures and proprietary placement procedures to ensure the best outcome. These procedures have been developed specifically for our industry and many similar businesses across the country ask us regularly for support in this area.
Do I need to seal the concrete?
Get a Perfect Outcome
Most of our decorative edging systems include a protective layer of sealant as part of the package. Colorado has a very extreme climate for concrete, and we have developed a mix design that has stood the test of time.
Do edging installations require a permit?
Typically, small-scale residential edging does not require a permit. However, a permit may be necessary for commercial projects or if the installation affects public walkways, right-of-way areas, or drainage systems. Contact your local building department for specifics.
More info can be found in Colorado’s Article 130: Landscape Architect.
