How much does concrete kerbing cost?
Continuous concrete garden kerbing typically costs $25–$50 per linear metre laid, with most residential jobs totalling $1,100–$2,200.
Typical price band
$1,400typical
standard job $1.1k–$2.2k
$550 low$5,500 high
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Real-world examples
Small garden edge$550 – $1,000
Front and back yard$1,100 – $2,200
Large block, stamped finish$2,800 – $5,500
What affects the price
— Total metres. The main driver — longer continuous runs also bring the per-metre rate down.
— Colour & finish. Plain grey is cheapest; oxide colours, exposed looks and stamped patterns add per metre.
— Profile size. Wider or taller kerb profiles use more concrete per metre.
— Ground preparation. Removing old edging, roots or uneven ground before laying adds labour.
— Curves & access. Tight curves and areas the machine can't easily reach slow the pour down.
Tips before you post
— Get colour done in the mix, not painted on later — it lasts far longer.
— Keep sprinklers off fresh kerbing for at least 48 hours while it cures.
— Mark out the run with a hose or rope first so you're quoting on the real length.
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