If you are looking to revamp the look of your home without spending your entire savings on it, try stamped concrete. Stamped concrete can boost the aesthetics of your property in an instant and resemble the look of your desired material. With proper installation and regular up keeping, it can last for many years. We can deliver impressive results at an affordable price. We offer several designs and pigments and meticulously perform the task to ensure the stamped concrete will last for decades.
Here are the most frequent questions we are asked by our customers about stamped concrete:
- What is the cost of stamped concrete compared to standard concrete?
As expected, decorative concrete costs more than the conventional gray finish. In most cases, it costs $4 more, considering the total sq. ft, stamp, and concrete coloring. Taking into consideration these factors, be ready to pay at least $13 for stamped concrete.
- Is stamped concrete hazardous, in terms of safe footing?
Yes, if you have a smooth-finish stamp that is prone to getting wet. We assure our customers that our stamps are not slippery because we use a non-slip additive to prevent skidding. If you are concerned about slipping issues, make sure to mention it to our contractors, and we’ll see to it that we will take care of it.
- How many years can stamp concrete last?
Stamped concrete can last for decades if given the right care and maintenance. Proper installation is also crucial for the longevity and durability of stamped concrete.
- What are the best applications for stamped concrete?
Stamped concrete applications can be used for both residential and commercial properties. Whether it’s your garage, patio, or walkway, trust us to complete the task for you efficiently.
- What is the process of coloring the stamped concrete?
The pigment is directly added to the mix to ensure that the entire slab is colored even if the concrete gets damaged or cracked. Using the color release technique, we add another color to give your concrete a more distinct and polished look. We recommend the use of a dark pigment for a classic and antique effect.
- How can I get rid of ice/ snow from stamped concrete?
Some use salt or sand to get rid of snow on stamped concrete, but we recommend shoveling it off instead. Let the sun melt the remaining snow and ice before you get a foot or vehicle traffic on it.