Fence Curbs
A concrete curb poured along the fence line, with the posts set right in it. We pour our own, so your fence and curb are built by one crew.
Hudson Fence Company pours fence curbs, patio extensions, sidewalks, and driveway additions across Lubbock and the South Plains. We do our own concrete, so your fence and flatwork can be planned and built together by one crew.


A fence curb, also called a footer, mow curb, or mow strip, is a concrete curb poured along the fence line with the posts set right in it. We pour our own, so there's no waiting on a second contractor.
The pickets sit on top of the curb instead of down in the grass and dirt, which helps prevent rot along the bottom of the fence.
You trim against concrete instead of wood, so the bottoms of your pickets don't get chewed up every time the yard gets edged.
Setting the fence on a curb raises it up, giving you a little extra height and privacy.
Because we build the fence too, the curb, posts, and fence line are all laid out together and poured to fit.
Besides fence curbs, our most common concrete jobs are patio extensions, sidewalks, and driveway additions.
A concrete curb poured along the fence line, with the posts set right in it. We pour our own, so your fence and curb are built by one crew.
Add room for a grill, seating, or a covered area by extending your existing patio with a clean, matching slab.
Front walks, backyard paths to the gate, and side yard slabs that keep you out of the mud and give the yard a finished look.
Widen your driveway or add a parking pad for an extra vehicle, trailer, or boat.
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Every pour starts with forms staked and set to grade, so curbs run straight and slabs drain the way they should.
Where the job calls for it, we tie and set rebar before the truck arrives so the slab has the strength it needs.
A broom finish gives walks and patios better traction, and control joints help keep cracks in straight, planned lines.
Every project is different, so we don't publish one-size-fits-all pricing. Instead, we measure your project and give you a detailed written proposal, free. The biggest factors in concrete cost are:
A fence curb is a concrete curb poured along the fence line, with the fence posts set in it. It's also called a footer, a mow curb, or a mow strip.
A curb keeps the pickets out of the grass to help prevent rot, keeps them away from string trimmers so they don't get chewed up, and adds extra height to the fence.
Yes. We pour our own fence curbs, so the fence and the curb are planned and built by the same crew.
Yes. Patio extensions are one of our most common concrete jobs. We'll pour a new slab that ties into your existing patio.
Yes. We do driveway additions, like widening a driveway or adding a parking pad next to it.
Yes. We often pour curbs, sidewalks, and pads on the same project as a new fence, so it's all planned together and handled by one company.
Every project is different, so we don't publish one-size-fits-all pricing. Cost depends on size, site prep, and reinforcement. We'll measure your project and give you a detailed written proposal at no charge.
We pour concrete throughout Lubbock County and the surrounding towns, including:
Adding a curb with a new fence? We build cedar privacy fences, R-Panel steel fences, and chain link, all on steel posts.
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