Stamped concrete gives you the look of flagstone, slate or brick without setting hundreds of separate pieces that can shift and grow weeds between them. It is one solid slab with texture and color worked into the surface.
It is a popular choice for patios, pool decks, front walks and driveway borders where you want the surface to feel like part of the design of the house.
What's included
- Help choosing a pattern and color
- Color mixed in or broadcast on the surface
- Pattern stamping while the concrete is workable
- Accent borders in a second color or pattern
- Sealer to bring out the color and protect the surface
Our process
- 1We look at the space and help you pick a pattern and color, then send a written estimate.
- 2The area is dug, based and formed like any other slab.
- 3We pour, color and stamp the surface during a short window while it is still soft.
- 4After curing, we clean and seal it, then walk the finished job with you.
Materials and finish
Stamping has to happen at the right moment while the concrete sets, so timing and crew size on pour day matter. A clear sealer deepens the color and helps the surface resist stains. Plan to reseal every few years to keep it looking fresh.
Questions about stamped & decorative
Is stamped concrete slippery?
Sealer can make it slicker when wet. An anti-slip additive can be mixed into the sealer for pool decks and steps.
Does stamped concrete cost more than plain?
Yes, because of the extra color, labor and sealing. We will price both options so you can compare.
