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How Much Does It Cost To Install Brick Edging?

Typical range: $364-$480

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cost to install brick edging Calculator

For your project in zip code 98109 with these options, the cost to install brick edging starts at $14.54-$19.19 per linear foot. Your actual price will depend on job size, conditions, finish options you choose.

Brick edging is a convenient and traditional way to define boundaries for garden beds and lawns. Bricks also make an attractive, inexpensive edging material for walkways, patios and driveways and can add a cohesive design element to a yard's landscape.

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Standard Services		Quantity	Low	High
What you can expect
Range per linear foot:			$14.54	$19.19
Range for this type of project:			$364	$480
Estimate: $422
	Brick Edging Cost	26 linear feet	$95	$144
	Cost of SW-grade, kiln-fired clay brick in salmon, pink, or rose tone measuring 2-1/4"x4"x8". Rate is inclusive of local delivery, as well as standard excess for perfect installation and occasional repairs.
	Brick Edging Labor, Basic	3 hours	$202	$245
	Labor cost, under typical conditions, for complete installation. Edging area will be excavated, and 3" concrete base will be poured and leveled. Paving bricks will be laid, and joints mortared. Rate is inclusive of all aspects of the project, such as thorough planning, acquisition of equipment and material, preparation and protection of project site, and meticulous cleanup.
	Brick Edging Job Supplies	26 linear feet	$6	$7
	Requisite supplies for the job, including cutting and grinding materials, mortar, and reinforcement.
	Brick Edging Equipment Allowance	1 job	$60	$84
	Daily rental of specialty equipment that maximizes the quality and efficiency of the work. These include a 115V wet masonry saw, 5-cubic-foot mortar box, and small plate compactor. Consumable equipment elements not included.

Standard services

Brick Edging Cost
$95 -$144

26
linear feet

Cost of SW-grade, kiln-fired clay brick in salmon, pink, or rose tone measuring 2-1/4"x4"x8". Rate is inclusive of local delivery, as well as standard excess for perfect installation and occasional repairs.

Brick Edging Labor, Basic
$202 -$245

3
hours

Labor cost, under typical conditions, for complete installation. Edging area will be excavated, and 3" concrete base will be poured and leveled. Paving bricks will be laid, and joints mortared. Rate is inclusive of all aspects of the project, such as thorough planning, acquisition of equipment and material, preparation and protection of project site, and meticulous cleanup.

Brick Edging Job Supplies
$6 -$7

26
linear feet

Requisite supplies for the job, including cutting and grinding materials, mortar, and reinforcement.

Brick Edging Equipment Allowance
$60 -$84

1
job

Daily rental of specialty equipment that maximizes the quality and efficiency of the work. These include a 115V wet masonry saw, 5-cubic-foot mortar box, and small plate compactor. Consumable equipment elements not included.

Optional Services

What you can expect

Range per linear foot:
$15 - $19

Range for this type of project:
$364 - $480

Estimate:
$422

Cost Comparison

YOUR ESTIMATE

$422

NATIONAL AVERAGE RANGE

$341 -$450

YOUR ESTIMATE

Install Brick Edging: national average cost

The national average materials cost to install brick edging is $4.24 per linear foot, with a range between $3.38 to $5.10. The total price for labor and materials per linear foot is $15.82, coming in between $13.64 to $17.99. A typical 25 linear foot project costs $395.39, with a range of $340.92 to $449.85. Your actual price will depend on your location, job size, conditions and finish options you choose.

cost to install brick edging
National Avg. Materials Cost per linear foot	$4.24
National Avg. Cost (labor and materials) for 25 linear foot	$395.39
National Cost Range (labor and materials) for 25 linear foot	$340.92 - $449.85

Benefits of Brick Edging

In addition to creating a clean, appealing border, the exposed portion of the brick stops mulch and soil from washing out of the garden. The brick also helps to protect delicate plants from potential damage caused by mowing and edging. Brick edging on pathways and patios can deter visitors from stepping off onto the lawn, and brick can draw attention to a focal point in the landscape design, such as a water feature. In addition, brick is constructed for longevity, and if properly installed by a professional, it's likely to last for the lifetime of the house.

Cost Considerations of Brick Edging Installation

Brick is one of the cheapest edging materials available to homeowners, but costs still vary depending on what it's made from and its style. Lower grades of brick made from plastic or clay can keep the cost of a project down, while bricks made from recycled materials or those with decorative edges can increase project costs. Additional cost considerations include linear footage of the project and materials such as gravel or cement that are needed to keep the brick securely in place.

When to Hire a Professional

The installation of brick edging can be more complicated and labor-intensive than it appears. It often requires tools that most homeowners don't own. A contractor or landscaper can ultimately prove to be more cost-effective for the project. Professionals have the proper equipment and skills to efficiently install edging around landscape features, saving time and the cost of equipment rental.

Last updated Jun 30, 2024