Lawn edging in Virginia

Crisp edges along the sidewalk, the driveway and the curb, so the lawn looks finished.

Freshly edged lawn border along a concrete sidewalk with a stick edger lying on the grass — Illustration

What we edge

Every place the lawn meets a hard surface: the sidewalk, the front walk, the driveway and the curb along the street. We cut a clean vertical line and take back grass that has crept over the concrete.

How often

Edges grow back slowly, so most customers have us edge every other mowing visit. A first edging on an overgrown line takes longer, and after that the line stays easy to keep.

Finished look

After edging we blow the soil and clippings off the concrete so the line is easy to see and nothing is tracked into the house.

Questions

Questions about lawn edging

Can you edge without mowing?

Yes. Edging can be booked on its own, though it is usually paired with regular mowing.

Will edging damage my sidewalk?

No. The blade cuts along the edge of the concrete, not into it.

Do you edge flower beds too?

Bed edges are cut with a spade as part of mulch and bed care.

Pairs well

Often booked together

All services

Estimates in writing

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Send the address and what you would like done. We reply by phone or email to set up a visit and a written estimate.

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