We match edging to each material transition in the yard.
Edging is set at the right depth and height to hold materials and resist frost.
Lines follow the design smoothly for a polished look.
Xeriscape edging is priced by linear foot, material, and site conditions. Steel costs more than plastic but lasts far longer and holds cleaner lines. Rocky or compacted soil adds labor for Highlands Ranch projects.
Edges between lawn and planting, gravel and mulch, and paths and beds are where materials mix the fastest. We focus edging on those transitions first, since a few well placed runs often do more for a converted Highlands Ranch yard than lining every bed.
Steel holds the crispest line, aluminum resists rust and bends easily around tight curves, and paver bands add a wider mow strip.
Converted beds usually have drip tubing running just below the mulch. We locate those lines before trenching and route edging around them, so a new border doesn’t slice through the irrigation that keeps young plants alive.
Edging supports gravel paths and gardens and borders lawn conversions. See more on our xeriscape services in Highlands Ranch.
We review your xeriscape layout and recommend edging types and a quote.
Our crew marks lines, trenches, sets edging, and stakes it securely.
We backfill, tidy materials on both sides, and clean up.
