“Five stars all the way!! Communication was excellent, service was great and the final product looks better than I was hoping for. I would 100% go with this company again! My curb looks great!!”
Charles PenningtonGoogle review
Fayetteville, NC · Veteran owned & operated
One
continuous
line.
Custom decorative concrete landscape curbing in Fayetteville, NC — extruded in one piece, steel-cabled end to end, and most yards finished in a single day.
- 5.0 from 35 Google reviews
- 1-year workmanship warranty
- Free estimates, 7 days a week
About us
Veteran owned,
out of Fayetteville.
Killer Curbz, LLP is a veteran owned and operated company based in Fayetteville, North Carolina. We specialize in decorative concrete curbing in a variety of colors, textures and styles for homeowners, HOAs and commercial properties across Cumberland County and the counties around it.
Our first priority is customer satisfaction. We get there by building a superior edging solution out of industry-standard materials, designed to last with little to no maintenance — and by showing up when we said we would.
Veteran owned & operatedBased in Fayetteville, NC
5.0 from 35 Google reviewsNot one review below five stars
Residential & commercialYards, HOA common areas, storefronts
Discounts for military, law enforcement, first responders and seniors. Tell us when you call and we will apply it to your estimate.
How it is built
Modular edging
shifts. Ours
can’t.
Our curbing is extruded as one piece to eliminate the shifting experienced with modular edging systems. No joints to separate, no blocks to heave, no plastic to pop out of the ground three summers from now.
- 1/8″ steel cable throughout. Run end to end inside the curb so settling and erosion can’t pull it apart.
- Low-aggregate masonry sand and portland limestone cement. Mixed to a ratio built for durability, not for speed.
- Eflo-guard and plasticizer in the mix. One stops moisture discoloration, the other keeps the mix workable enough for a clean finish.
- Solvent-based 100% acrylic sealer. On every colored and stamped curb. Repels water and minerals, blocks UV yellowing, and stops secondary colors fading.
The point of all four: in ten years your curb should look the way it did the day it was installed.
Curb profiles
Pick the cross-section
your yard actually needs.
Four profiles, drawn to scale. The right one depends on what you are holding back — pine straw, river rock, Bermuda runners or a gravel driveway.
Common to all four
- 1/8″ steel cable run the full length
- Extruded as one continuous piece
- Any of the 12 stamps, any of the 25 colors
- Control joints cut every 12–24″
- 1-year workmanship warranty
Not sure which profile fits? Tell us what you are holding back and we will pick it with you on site.
Get a free estimateCross-section · drawn to scaleSheet KC-01 / 6×4 SLANT
6×4 Slant curb
The industry standard for residential landscape edging — the balance point between how it looks and what it has to hold back.
- Easier mowing. The sloped face lets a mower wheel ride the edge, so you trim along the curb instead of around it.
- Lower maintenance. Less routine edging and string trimming every week of the growing season.
- Perfect containment. The high back keeps mulch, stone and soil off your walkways.
- Custom styling. Takes the full range of stamped patterns and integral colors.
Best for — Flower beds and garden borders · Walkway and pathway edging · Tree rings
Cross-section · drawn to scaleSheet KC-02 / 6×5×3 SUPER SLANT
6×5×3 Super Slant curb
Six inches wide with a 5″ back and a 3″ front lip. A bolder line and a stronger barrier than standard residential edging.
- Maximum material retention. The 5″ back wall holds heavy decorative rock and deep mulch without spill-over.
- Thick turf barrier. The raised 3″ front lip blocks aggressive runners like Bermuda and St. Augustine.
- A wider canvas. The broad angled face shows off stamped patterns and secondary color better than any other profile.
- Commercial-grade strength. A full 6″ concrete footprint that takes heavy mowing equipment without shifting.
Best for — Premium beds and custom tree rings · Lawns with thick, high-growing sod lines · HOA common areas and light commercial
Cross-section · drawn to scaleSheet KC-03 / 6×4 SQUARE
6×4 Square curb
Clean lines and a bold geometric presence. The contemporary answer, and the one that stops gravel migrating out of a driveway.
- Gravel driveways. Locks stone aggregate inside the driveway perimeter instead of across your lawn.
- Commercial parking lots. Clear zoning and a durable perimeter edge for storefronts and commercial lots.
- Modern flower beds. Frames rock, soil or mulch cleanly against contemporary architecture.
- Walkways and pathways. A distinct raised border that guides foot traffic and protects the plantings beside it.
Best for — Gravel driveways · Commercial parking lots · Modern flower beds · Walkways
Cross-section · drawn to scaleSheet KC-04 / 6×6 BLOCK
6×6 Block curb
The high-performance end of the range. Six by six, for commercial sites and residential landscapes that take real abuse.
- High load capacity. Built to survive delivery trucks, trailers and commercial mowers riding the edge.
- Maximum stability. The largest cross-section we pour, with the steel cable running through all of it.
- Custom textures. Still takes stamped patterns — strength does not cost you the finish.
- Seamless integration. Poured continuous into the same run as your lighter profiles where a site needs both.
Best for — Commercial perimeters · Heavy-traffic edges · Retaining bed lines · Storefronts
Stamp library
Twelve stamps.
Three levels.
Every one of these is a real Killer Curbz install, not a catalogue render. Level sets the complexity of the stamp work, and we will tell you which level a pattern falls in before you choose.
Color is chosen separately — integral pigment through the whole mix, with an optional secondary release color on top. We match to your siding, shutters or stone veneer on site, and bring samples.
See every pattern in detailCurb colors
Twenty-five integral
colors, mixed in.
Integral color goes through the whole mix, not onto the surface, so a chip or a scuff is the same color underneath. Pick one to match your siding, your shutters or your stone veneer — we bring samples to the estimate and will tell you honestly what works.
Screens shift color. Treat these as a starting point, not a match — every colored and stamped curb is sealed with a solvent-based 100% acrylic that deepens the tone slightly and keeps it from fading.
Preview colors on a curbInstall day
Marked in the morning.
Poured by lunch.
Most jobs are completed in one day without disturbing your existing landscape. Here is the order it happens in.
- Step 01
Free estimate
We walk the yard with you, measure the run, talk profile, pattern and color, and give you a price. No charge, no obligation.
- Step 02
We paint your line
The exact curve gets sprayed on the ground first. You look at it, move it, approve it. Nothing is poured until the line is the line you want.
- Step 03
Ground prep
Sod and debris come off the marked path and the base is cut level so the curb sits where it should, not on top of soft fill.
- Step 04
Extrude and cable
The machine lays the profile in one continuous piece with the 1/8″ steel cable fed through it, then the stamp and color go on while it is green.
- Step 05
Joints and sealer
Control joints are cut, the site is cleaned up, and colored or stamped curb gets its 100% acrylic sealer. You get the 48-hour rules in writing.
Before and after
Drag the line.
What a bed does without edging, and what it does with a continuous curb holding it. Drag the handle across to compare.
Before — no edgingAfter — continuous curb
Illustration · the same bed, edged and unedged Drag to compare
Real jobs
Bed line around the HVAC padCumberland County, NC
Side-yard bed, wood grainCumberland County, NC
Recent work
Fayetteville, Raeford,
Angier, Cameron.
Residential beds, tree rings, gravel driveways and HOA entrances across Cumberland County and the counties around it.
Reseal & restoration
Ten-year-old curb.
Brand-new curb.
Don’t remember who installed your curb? No worries, we’ve got you covered. We strip old spotty sealer, dirt, mildew and years of buildup, then put the shine back on.
- Any installer. We reseal curbing we didn’t pour, including work from companies no longer around.
- Not just old curb. A two-year-old curb that needs its luster back gets the same treatment.
- Same sealer we install with. Solvent-based 100% acrylic — repels water and minerals, blocks UV yellowing, keeps secondary color from fading.
Customer reviews
5.0 across
35 reviews.
“I’m leery of companies with all 5 star reviews but I have to admit that they absolutely deserve it.” — Marti Robson, Google
“We got a full explanation of the curbing, choices, and services with our estimate and an ETA of arrival on the work day. They weren’t just there at 8am, they were already set up and working at 8am! It was just two hours later that our curb was complete.”
Marti RobsonGoogle review
“After having my curbing for a couple years it was time for a reseal. Lucas and crew came out and took care of them. Their appearance is like new with a nice shine. They’re very professional & a pleasure to work with.”
Kent ArrantGoogle review · reseal
“I am very pleased with the work they did. I would 100% recommend them, they do a clean, and nice job. It’s worth the price. They were also very quick.”
Juliana EgnorGoogle review
Where we work
Cumberland County
and the counties
around it.
Based in Fayetteville, North Carolina. These are towns we have poured curb in, and we work well beyond them — roughly 50 miles out in every direction. If you are not on the list, call and ask.
Fayetteville
Hope Mills
Raeford
Cameron
Angier
Stedman
Wade
… and the rest of the surrounding area
CumberlandFayetteville, Hope Mills, Stedman, Wade, Eastover, Spring Lake
Harnett, Moore & LeeAngier, Cameron, Lillington, Dunn, Sanford, Southern Pines
Hoke, Robeson & beyondRaeford, Lumberton, Laurinburg, Clinton and further out
Curbing questions
What people ask
before they book.
Answers in our own words — installation, cost, cracking, maintenance and the warranty. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
What can I expect during installation of my new curbing?
Very little disturbance. Existing grass outside the curb line is not affected by our machines — only the strip where the curb is laid gets cut down and removed. Concrete is mixed on site with a specialized trailer and mortar mixer, then moved with a powered wheelbarrow on large turf tires that will not tear up your lawn. Your curb is extruded through a curb machine. There may be a few small leftovers beside the curb or in the grass, and those are easily picked up.
What does it cost?
A job is estimated on the amount of footage being installed, the style you choose, removal of sod or debris, site preparation and ease of installation. Like any other construction project, it needs a real estimate for your particular yard. Killer Curbz provides free in-person or online estimates.
Do you offer any discounts?
Yes. We offer discounts for military, law enforcement, first responders and seniors. Mention it when you call and we will apply it to your estimate.
Do you have any issues with cracking in your curbing?
Curbing is a concrete product, and a company that tells you their curbing never cracks is not telling you the truth. Ours crack very little because we use the correct ratios and techniques for mixing and finishing, and we set control joints roughly every 12 to 24 inches to relieve stress as the concrete cures — the same idea as the cuts in a sidewalk or driveway. A hairline at a joint means the joint is doing its job. Exactly which cracks are replaced under warranty is set out on the warranty & policy page.
What maintenance is required for curbing?
The only maintenance is resealing. We recommend a reseal after the first year, then every 18 months after that.
Free estimate
Tell us where
the line goes.
Send this and we will come measure, talk profile and color, and give you a price. Prefer to talk first? Call or text — we answer from 6am to 8pm.
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