Professional Concrete Curbing in Moses Lake

Concrete Curbing Built for Moses Lake's Sandy Soil

In Moses Lake's sandy soil, plastic and metal edging loses the fight fast. The ground shifts, the borders heave, and within a year your mulch is spilling into the lawn. Poured concrete curbing from Martinez Landscaping & Construction locks your beds in place for decades, and it holds up to Grant County's hard freeze-thaw winters.

Moses Lake's loose, sandy soil is the main reason concrete curbing makes sense here over cheaper edging. Sand does not hold a shape, so flexible borders sink and tilt as the ground settles and your sprinklers run. We pour a continuous concrete curb with a proper footing, so it stays put no matter how the soil moves underneath it. That same curb also creates a clean barrier that keeps Bermuda and crabgrass from creeping into your flower beds, which is a constant battle in this climate.

A lot of our Moses Lake work is in the newer subdivisions going up around the city, where homeowners are landscaping a blank slate and want it done once, done right. We extrude the curb on site in whatever shape your beds call for, straight runs along a driveway or smooth curves around a tree ring, and we can stamp or color it to match your home. Concrete curbing here does double duty: it defines the landscape, and it holds soil and mulch on the lot instead of letting summer wind and irrigation runoff carry it away. We are based in Desert Aire and run crews up to Moses Lake regularly, so you get a licensed contractor, not a weekend operation.

What Sets Us Apart in Moses Lake

• Continuous poured curb with a footing that won't sink or tilt in sandy Moses Lake soil
• Stops Bermuda and crabgrass from creeping into your beds, a constant Columbia Basin problem
• Holds mulch and topsoil in place against summer wind and irrigation runoff
• Licensed General Contractor (GC #MARTIMM74B1), not a weekend handyman crew