Stamped & Decorative Concrete
Poured concrete patios with slate, stone, brick or wood textures and color that lasts, with a seamless surface and clean lines.
The details, in plain English.
Stamped and decorative concrete delivers the look of slate, cut stone, brick or wood in a continuous, jointless surface. Integral color, color hardener and release agents create depth, while control joints are placed to blend with the pattern.
Success depends on the base, the pour and the finishing window. We prepare a stable base, place and finish the concrete at the right time of day and temperature, stamp with care, and seal to protect the color.
Best for
- Larger patios and pool decks
- Seamless, low-joint surfaces
- Budget-conscious stone looks
- Modern or traditional designs
What you get with this service.
Many looks
Slate, ashlar, brick, wood and more.
Few joints
A continuous surface for rolling furniture.
Colors that last
Integral and surface color options.
Sealed and protected
Sealer enhances and defends the finish.
From first visit to finished space.
- 1
Design the pattern
Texture, color and borders.
- 2
Prepare and form
Base, steel and forms.
- 3
Pour and stamp
Place, color and texture.
- 4
Cut and seal
Control joints and sealer.
Questions, answered
Will stamped concrete crack?
All concrete can crack. Proper base, reinforcement and control joints placed in the pattern make cracks far less likely and less visible.
How long do I wait before use?
Foot traffic is usually fine in a few days, with furniture and heavy loads after about a week. We give exact guidance for your pour.
How do I get a price?
Fill in the form or call 615-431-3789. We schedule a free visit, walk the yard with you and send a written estimate.
How long does it take?
It depends on size and scope. Most projects take days to a few weeks, and we give you the schedule before we start.
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ExploreReady to see this in your yard?
Send the form for a free design visit and a written estimate, or try the Backyard Planner first.