Belgian Block & Curbing in Freehold, NJ

Belgian Block & Curbing for Freehold homes

We work in both Freehold Borough and Freehold Township — from older homes near downtown to township neighborhoods off Route 9 and Route 33 where pool decks and big patios are the norm.

We work across Freehold, including Freehold Borough and Freehold Township.

Built for Freehold ground

Soil around Freehold changes from lot to lot — sandy in one yard, heavier in the next. At the estimate we look at yours and set the excavation depth, base and drainage for your belgian block & curbing project to match, and we write it into the estimate.

Read more about our work in Freehold, NJ.

Belgian block is the granite curbing you see on so many New Jersey streets and driveways. It gives a hard, clean edge that stands up to tires and snowplows and makes a plain asphalt or concrete driveway look finished.

Where we use it

• Driveway edges and aprons. It protects the driveway’s edge from crumbling and gives it a clean line.
• Sidewalks and lawns. It separates hardscape from grass, as in the sidewalk project on this page.
• Garden beds. It’s a durable border that won’t rot or heave like plastic or wood edging.

How it’s set

Each block is set in a concrete base, aligned to a string line, and backed with concrete on the soil side. That’s what keeps a curb line straight after years of plowing.

Planning a new driveway? Ask us to price curbing with it. See driveways.