Landscape curbing costs $5 to $18 per linear foot installed on average, depending on the material. Plastic edging is the least expensive option but not as durable as other materials. Granite, stamped concrete, and other premium edging materials cost more but last longer.

Landscape edging or curbing is an artificial border that surrounds or runs parallel to a garden, lawn, sidewalk, driveway, or home. Landscape edging enhances your landscaping, protects flower beds from damage, and can even increase your home’s curb appeal and value.

Most landscape edging jobs require around 50 to 200 linear feet of material, depending on the project’s scope. You may need more if you're edging multiple areas in your front and back yard.

You can make sure to choose a high-quality edging company by following these steps:

• Read reviews on HomeGuide and Google.
• Select a licensed, insured, bonded, experienced company.
• Get 3 or more estimates to compare.
• Avoid the lowest quotes as quality may suffer.
• Ask for copies of project estimates, permits, contracts, and warranties.
• Ask questions about costs before signing any contracts.
• Create a payment schedule and follow it.

Ask these questions to help you choose the best company possible:

• How long have you been in this business?
• Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
• Can you give me any references from previous jobs?
• What edging or curbing material do you recommend?
• If you install concrete curbing, do you own or rent the curbing equipment?
• Does this estimate include all fees and taxes?
• How long should this installation take?
• Does your estimate include debris cleanup?
• Can we make a payment schedule for this project?
• Do you offer any financing options?