Driveway Edges
Driveway edges make the whole approach look finished and help keep pavers or asphalt locked in. We stock options for clean modern borders, classic cobble looks, and heavy duty restraints that stand up to plows and turning tires. Our customers include contractors, masons, and property managers across Long Island and New York City. We carry a deep selection at our Brentwood yard, with additional stock in East Setauket and Riverhead, so you can get what you need on the way to the job.
Types Of Driveway Edges We Carry
Concrete edge pavers and curbing for tight, uniform lines
Tumbled cobblestone and Belgian block for a traditional look and wheel stops
Natural stone borders, including granite and limestone pieces
Brick soldier courses for decorative accents along asphalt or paver fields
Textured caps and bullnose units that finish off retaining edges
Flexible edging and spike restraint systems for curved runs and quick installs
Permeable edge pieces and accessories for drainage minded builds
Brand Options
Cambridge, consistent color blends with matching caps and bullnose to tie borders into Cambridge paver systems.
Eldorado Stone, architectural stone veneers and trims that pair well with premium driveway aprons.
StoneCraft, value driven stone profiles for cohesive edging with wall or veneer work on the same project.
Delgado Stone, natural stone borders with rich Northeast character, great for upscale residential drives.
MSI, broad color range and natural stone options, easy to match on renovations.
Techo-Bloc, high strength edge and curb units with modern textures and clean geometry.
Dutch Quality Stone, lightweight manufactured stone looks for accent edges by stoops and walls.
Nicolock, color-through pavers and edges with popular Long Island blends and matching accessories.
Watsontown Brick, classic brick options for soldier courses and apron transitions.
Where Driveway Edges Are Used
Use driveway edges to hold paver fields in place, frame asphalt lanes, protect lawn lines, define snow plow paths, and create crisp transitions at aprons, stoops, and sidewalks. Contractors like a taller curb at the street to stand up to traffic, then a lower bullnose or brick course along the house side for a softer finish. Tip we give at the counter, set your edging base a touch wider and well compacted, then spike restraints in alternating pattern to prevent creep on S curves. If you are tying into asphalt, cut a clean trench, set the edge on stone, and backfill with hot mix for a tight lock.
Pickup And Delivery Across Long Island And NYC
Swing into Brentwood for the fastest turn, or hit East Setauket or Riverhead if they are closer to your route. We can load you fast with pallets, loose block, and restraint kits staged together so your crew is not waiting on site. Need it to the job, we run delivery across Long Island and New York City, with curbside placement where site access allows. Call ahead and we will stage mixed brand orders so you roll in, strap down, and go.
Ready When You Are
Bring your measurements or a quick sketch. We will help you match edge heights to your paver thickness and pick the right restraint system for curves and apron transitions. Order a little extra for cuts and replacements so you do not get stuck short at the end of a run. Stop by and talk to us, or call ahead and we will stage your order. Ask us about delivery.
