Surface Support
Strong edge restraints help prevent movement and spreading.
Professional kerbing, borders and edging for driveways, paths, patios and landscaped areas across County Wexford.
Correct kerbing and edging hold paving, gravel, tarmac and landscaped areas securely in place. They create a tidy transition between the driveway, paths, lawns and planting while helping the completed surface retain its shape.
We assess levels, drainage and the intended traffic before recommending a suitable kerb or edging detail.

Strong edge restraints help prevent movement and spreading.
Neat transitions improve kerb appeal and make maintenance easier.
Kerbs can help define falls and guide water toward suitable drainage.
Contrasting borders add definition to driveways, paths and patios.
Often, yes. We first inspect the existing surface, foundations and levels to confirm the most suitable method.
Options can include concrete kerbs, block-paving borders, stone details and suitable metal or plastic restraints depending on the surface.
Edging does not replace drainage, but correctly planned levels and kerbs can help direct water toward an appropriate outlet.
All Surface Groundworks in Co. Wexford cover Wexford Town, Enniscorthy, Gorey, New Ross, Rosslare, Rosslare Harbour, Bunclody, Courtown, Kilmore Quay, Duncannon, Ferns, Ballycanew, Ballycarney, Ballygarrett, Ballyhack, Blackwater, Bree, Bridgetown, Camolin, Campile, Castlebridge, Clonroche, Coolgreany, Curracloe, Fethard-on-Sea, Gusserane, Kilmuckridge, Kilrane, Monamolin, Morriscastle, Murrintown, Newbawn, Oulart, Raheen, Rathangan, Taghmon, Tacumshane, Tintern, Wellingtonbridge, Adamstown, Arthurstown, Askamore, Ballindaggin, Balloughter, Bannow, Barntown, Boolavogue, Broadway, Caim, Carrig-on-Bannow, Clongeen, Craanford, Davidstown, Killinick, Oilgate, Screen, The Ballagh.
We provide free initial surveys and estimates. Call us today to arrange a free no-obligation quotation on 053 925 3194.