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01 / The basics

What is stamped concrete?

Stamped concrete is a regular slab that gets pressed with textured mats while it’s still wet. Crews add color with an integral mix, a color hardener, or a release agent. Then they seal the surface so the pattern and color last.

It’s a common choice for patios, pool decks, walkways and driveway borders. You get the look of pavers or natural stone on a single poured surface, with no joints for weeds to grow through.

02 / Budgeting

What affects the cost

01

Square footage

Bigger areas cost more overall, but the price per square foot often drops.

02

Pattern and color

Multiple colors, borders and detailed patterns add labor time.

03

Site prep

Removing old concrete, grading and adding base material all raise the price.

04

Sealing

A quality sealer protects the finish. Plan to reseal every few years.

03 / FAQ

Stamped Concrete questions

How long does stamped concrete last?
With proper installation and regular resealing, a stamped slab can last for decades. Lifespan depends on climate, base prep and maintenance.
Is stamped concrete slippery?
A sealed surface can get slick when wet. Ask about adding an anti-slip additive to the sealer, especially around pools.
Does stamped concrete crack?
All concrete can crack. Contractors place control joints to guide cracks, and a good base and proper curing reduce the risk.
Stamped concrete or pavers?
Stamped concrete is one slab with fewer joints and less weeding. Pavers are easier to repair one piece at a time.

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