Stamped Concrete services in northern Colorado

Decorative concrete generally costs $4-9 more per square foot than standard gray concrete with a broom finish. Factors such as the total square footage, concrete coloring, and the chosen stamp pattern influence the pricing of your stamped concrete.

On average, expect to pay $13-18 per square foot for stamped concrete, which is still more affordable than pavers or stones.

Stamped concrete can be slippery if a smooth stamp is used and it gets wet. However, most of our stamps have more texture than a standard broom finish. For areas that frequently get wet, we add a non-slip additive to the sealer.

This additive is not visible but provides extra grip to prevent slipping. If slipping is a concern, please let our team know during your consultation, and we’ll ensure the additive is included in your sealer.

It can last over 20 years with proper care. Just like regular concrete, the preparation and concrete mix play a crucial role in extending the slab’s life. Proper preparation, pouring, and maintenance can result in a slab that lasts for many years.

Yes! We can stamp patios, sidewalks, driveways, shop or garage floors, and any other concrete surface where a decorative look is desired whether it’s residential or commercial.

In Colorado, you’re bound to get snow on your concrete if it’s outside. To remove snow from stamped concrete, always try to shovel it off before any foot or vehicle traffic.

This allows the sun to melt any remaining moisture and prevents ice from forming at night. Avoid using salt or sand on stamped concrete as it can damage the surface.

We will consult you on how long to wait during the installation process but as a general rule of thumb, after the final coat of sealer is applied to your stamped concrete, you should wait 2-4 hours before allowing any foot traffic.

We recommend power washing your stamped concrete twice a year to remove dirt and stains and resealing your concrete every 1-2 years to protect the color.

Yes, stamped concrete can crack, especially in areas with expansive soils and rapid temperature changes.

We take measures to control where the concrete will crack by cutting control joints, aiming for cracks to occur in these cuts and remain less visible.

Yes, when it comes to stamped concrete we can handle any residential or commercial concrete project. All you have to do is let us know what you have in mind and we’ll turn it into a reality.