
Concrete Service
Stamped Concrete
The look of stone, brick, or wood — at a fraction of the cost.
Overview
Stamping happens in a narrow window while the concrete is still workable, so this is craft-work. Our stampers have poured hundreds of jobs and know exactly when to release, texture, and detail so seams disappear and the pattern reads like real stone.
What's included
- Ashlar slate, cobblestone, wood plank, and more
- Integral color plus color hardener
- Antiquing release for depth and shading
- Custom borders and inlaid patterns
- Non-slip additive for pool decks
- Solvent- or water-based UV sealer
Our process
- 1
Pick a pattern
We bring sample boards to your estimate so you can see color and texture in your own light.
- 2
Pour & color
Place the concrete, broadcast color hardener, and float smooth.
- 3
Stamp & texture
Apply release powder, stamp the pattern, and hand-detail seams and edges.
- 4
Cut, clean & seal
Sawcut joints, power-wash release, then apply the finish sealer.
Frequently asked
- Is stamped concrete slippery?
- We add a non-slip aggregate to the sealer for pool decks and shaded areas so it's safe wet.
- How often does it need resealing?
- Every 2–4 years to keep the color rich and the surface protected. It's a quick job.
