What We Handle
- Stamped patios
- Stamped walkways and entries
- Stamped driveways and borders
- Stamped pool decks
- Flagstone, slate, brick and wood plank patterns
- Color hardener and release color accents
When You Need Stamped Concrete
Stamped concrete fits when you want plain flatwork to feel like part of the design. It is a good pick for a patio off a new outdoor kitchen, a front walk that should match a limestone home, or a driveway border that dresses up a broom finish. People also choose it when pavers keep shifting, sprouting weeds or sinking, and they want one surface that stays put.
Our Process
Choose the look
We go over patterns and color samples with you and match them to your home's stone, brick or trim.
Prep the base
Our crew grades, compacts and reinforces the area just like any slab, because the stamp is only as good as what is under it.
Pour and color
We pour the concrete, then add base color and a contrasting release color for depth.
Stamp at the right time
We press the pattern mats while the concrete is at the right firmness, working fast and in order so the pattern lines up.
Clean, cut and seal
After curing we rinse the release, cut control joints into the pattern lines and apply a sealer to bring out the color.
Built for Georgetown Soil and Heat
Stamping depends on timing, and Georgetown heat shrinks the window. On a 98 degree day the surface can go from too soft to too stiff in minutes, so we schedule early morning pours and bring enough hands to stamp the whole slab in time. Strong UV fades color, so we use color made for outdoor use and seal it well. Since clay soil here moves, we hide control joints inside grout lines of the pattern, which keeps cracks in places you will not notice.
What Affects the Price
- Total square footage
- Pattern choice and how many mats it needs
- Number of colors and accent work
- Borders, steps or curved edges
- Base prep and removal of old concrete
- Sealer type
Why Customers Choose Us
Stamped Concrete FAQ
Does stamped concrete crack in Georgetown, TX?
Any concrete can crack as Central Texas soil moves. We reduce that with good base prep and reinforcement, and we hide control joints in the pattern lines so any cracking happens where it is hard to see.
How often should stamped concrete be resealed?
Most stamped concrete looks best when resealed every few years, depending on sun, foot traffic and pool water. A fresh coat of sealer brings the color back and protects the surface. Austin Concrete Contractors Georgetown can reseal it for you.
Is stamped concrete cheaper than pavers or flagstone?
It often costs less than natural stone and needs less upkeep than pavers, but it depends on the pattern and size. Call us with your project and we will give you a quote.
Can you stamp a driveway?
Yes. Some homeowners stamp the whole driveway, and others stamp only a border or the entry area to keep cost down. We build the base for vehicle weight either way.
How long does stamped concrete last?
With a solid base and regular sealing, stamped concrete can last for many years. The surface usually shows age before the slab does, as sun fades the color and the sealer wears thin. Keeping it sealed is the easiest way to keep it looking fresh.
Is stamped concrete hot to walk on barefoot?
Darker colors soak up more sun and can get uncomfortable in summer. Lighter tones like buff, sand or soft gray stay cooler, which is why we often suggest them for patios and pool areas. We can show samples side by side so you can compare.
Can stamped concrete be repaired if it cracks or chips?
Small cracks and chips can often be filled and touched up with tinted patch or sealer. A perfect color match is hard, since color shifts a little from batch to batch and with age. Larger damage may need a section replaced back to the nearest joint.
What happens on the day stamped concrete is poured?
We start early, often near sunrise, and the crew works fast once the truck arrives, because stamping has to happen at just the right firmness. Plan to keep kids, pets and cars clear of the area, and leave the release powder alone until we come back to wash it off. We will tell you when the surface is ready to walk on.