Stamped patterns
Patterns are pressed into the fresh slab while it is at the right stage, then detailed by hand at the edges and joints.
Austin, Texas
Decorative concrete gives a slab pattern and color while keeping the durability of a poured surface. Stone, plank and tile patterns are all stamped into the same structural pour.
Finish choices are easier to make in person — call and we will talk through patterns, color and where each one holds up best.
What the work involves
Patterns are pressed into the fresh slab while it is at the right stage, then detailed by hand at the edges and joints.
Color can be mixed through the pour or applied at the surface, giving either an even tone or a variegated, stone-like look.
Simpler textures give traction and a quieter look at a lower cost than a full stamp.
Decorative surfaces are sealed after cure, and we tell you what re-sealing looks like so the finish stays the way it went down.
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Related work
Level, stable surfaces for outdoor living and foot traffic, laid on a properly compacted base.
Control-jointed slabs sized to your lot, graded for drainage and finished to a clean steel-float sheen.
Crack filling, resurfacing and slab leveling to restore function and a clean, level surface.
There is no form to fill in. Call and describe the job — we will tell you what the pour involves and what happens next.