Curbing
Color Options
Your curbing should complement your home, not just border your garden. Choose from integral colors and stains that tie your landscape together.
Warm Tan
A warm, sandy tone that complements brick homes and natural landscaping. Our most popular color.
Our Color Range
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Warm Tan
A warm, sandy tone that complements brick homes and natural landscaping. Our most popular color.
Charcoal Gray
Bold and modern. Pairs well with contemporary homes, dark mulch, and formal gardens.
Medium Gray
A versatile neutral that works with any home style. Clean and understated.
Dark Charcoal
Deep, rich tone for dramatic contrast against green lawns and light-colored homes.
Warm Brown
Earthy and natural. Ideal for wooded properties and rustic landscape designs.
Natural Tan
Light and subtle. Blends naturally with most landscapes and home exteriors.
How We Color Your Curbing
Two professional methods for lasting, vibrant results
Integral Color
Color is mixed directly into the concrete before it is placed. The pigment goes all the way through the material — scratches or chips will not reveal a different color underneath.
Surface Stain
Applied after installation to add depth, highlights, or accent colors. Often combined with integral color and stamping for the most realistic, multi-toned results.
Choosing the Right Color
The right curbing color ties your entire outdoor space together. During your consultation, we bring physical color samples so you can see how each option looks against your home's exterior, next to your landscaping, and in your specific lighting conditions.
We recommend considering your home's siding or brick color, existing hardscape materials, mulch and stone colors, and the overall style of your landscape design.
Match Your Home
Curbing should complement your siding, brick, or stone — not compete with it.
Consider Sun Exposure
Lighter colors show less fading in direct sunlight over time.
Coordinate Materials
Match or complement your driveway, walkway, and mulch colors.
Color Warranty
Every colored curbing installation is backed by our craftsmanship warranty. We stand behind the quality of our color application and sealing.
UV Protection
All colored curbing is sealed with UV-resistant sealer to protect against fading. Reseal every 2-3 years for optimal color retention.
What Our Customers Say
"We had KIK do a brick retaining wall which turned out looking fabulous! We also had them tear out our old large bushes, put down a barrier, and then add river rock. It turned out very nice."
Patrice
"Matt and his team did a great job and were courteous and professional with great communication thru the end of the project. Highly recommend!"
Michelle Miller
"These guys were awesome to work with! They were professional, timely and paid attention to detail! I would highly recommend this company to family and friends."
Shelly Motes
Color Options FAQ
Will the color fade over time?
All exterior concrete colors experience some fading from UV exposure over many years. Regular resealing every 2-3 years significantly slows this process. Integral colors fade more gracefully because the color goes all the way through.
Can I change the color of existing curbing?
Yes. Existing curbing can be stained to change or refresh its color. The results depend on the current condition and color. We can assess this during a consultation.
What are the most popular colors?
Earth tones — tans, browns, and terracottas — are the most popular because they complement most home exteriors. Charcoal and dark gray are popular for modern homes.
Does colored curbing cost more?
Integral color is a modest upgrade over standard gray. The exact cost depends on the color selected and is included in your firm quote.
How do I maintain the color?
Reseal every 2-3 years with a UV-resistant sealer. This protects the color and keeps the surface looking fresh.
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