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Stamped Concrete

A stamped concrete patio, walkway, or pool deck gives you the look of real cut stone at a fraction of the cost and long-term maintenance — and it's the product we've built our reputation on since day one.

Stamped Concrete example
What Is Stamped Concrete?

Real stone texture, poured as one solid slab.

Stamped concrete is fresh concrete that's stamped using textured mats molded from real stone, brick, or tile. When the mat is lifted away, a genuine stone-textured surface is revealed — but because it's one continuous, reinforced slab, it's more durable than the individual stones, brick, or pavers it's designed to look like, and far less prone to the settling, shifting, and weed growth that comes with segmented materials.

Stamping fresh concrete with a textured mat
Installation Options

Three ways to get there

New Pour

New Pour

Poured as new concrete, 3″ to 4″ thick.

Overlay

Overlay

Applied over existing concrete at 1.5″ to 3″ thick.

Cap

Cap

Caps existing or new block for BBQ islands and walls.

Where It Goes

Patios · Walks · Entries · Pool Decks · Drives

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Patios

Patios

Walks

Walks

Entries

Entries

Pool Decks

Pool Decks

Drives

Drives

Drive Extensions

Drive Extensions

Stepping Stones

Stepping Stones

BBQ Counter Tops

BBQ Counter Tops

Stamped concrete also works beautifully on boat docks, sitting walls, pony walls, and block caps — it goes anywhere a durable, decorative hardscape surface is needed.

Portfolio

Stamped Concrete Projects

Patterns

Patterns

All patterns are installed on an angle, or "on point" (20° to 50°), for a more natural look.

Ashlar
Grand Ashlar
Arizona Stone
Random Stone
Stone Tile
Mexican Tile
Brick
Herringbone
London Cobble
European Fan
Cobble Circle
Boardwalk
Colors

Standard Colors

Sandstone
Autumn Brown
Chestnut
Terra Cotta
Mesa Tan
Saltillo
Newport
Dark Cactus
Sequoia Sand
Mocha
Cafe
Granite

Low-Temperature Colors

Navajo
Sedona Clay
Dusted Clay
Cocoa Cream

Multi-Color Individual Stone Enhancement

Mountainside
Desert Sand
New Castle
Travertine
Why It Lasts Longer

Their Method vs. Our Method

Most stamped concrete companies use a process that hasn't meaningfully changed in over 60 years — pour the whole job, finish the whole job, then race the clock to stamp before the concrete sets. We changed the mix, the mats, and the release agent so stamping happens at the ideal stage across the whole job, not just once.

Their method versus our method diagram

Common Questions

How long does stamped concrete last?

Properly installed and sealed stamped concrete can outlast the natural stone, brick, or pavers it's designed to resemble, since it's a single reinforced slab rather than individual pieces that can shift or settle.

Stamped concrete vs. pavers — which is better?

Both are excellent, durable choices. Pavers can be individually replaced if damaged. Stamped concrete is a single continuous surface, meaning no weeds between joints and generally a lower installed cost for the same square footage. We install both and are happy to walk through the tradeoffs for your project.

Does stamped concrete crack?

Any concrete can crack given enough ground movement, but our reinforcement wire mesh, control joints, and low-water-content mix are designed to manage and minimize that risk.

What does stamped concrete cost?

Cost depends on square footage, pattern complexity, color, and site access. We provide free, no-obligation estimates.

Our Chandler Showroom

See them all in person.

Photos only tell you so much. Every pattern and color on this page is on display at our showroom, so you can see and feel the real texture before you decide.

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