Stamped Concrete That Actually Holds Up in Texas

The Right Way to Do Stamped Concrete

Bad stamped concrete is everywhere — pale colors, sealed too early, stamps that didn't press all the way through, random cracking because nobody planned control joints. We've seen all of it, and it's almost always the result of someone trying to cut corners or move too fast.

We use integral color in the mix — not just surface color — so chips and scratches don't show white concrete underneath. We time the stamping to the concrete's working window and don't rush. And we seal with a penetrating sealer appropriate for the Texas climate, not the cheapest film-forming sealer that peels in year two.

• Ashlar slate, cobblestone, flagstone, wood plank patterns
• Integral color with accent color options
• Pool decks, patios, driveways, and entryways
• Resealing services for existing stamped concrete

What Stamped Concrete Costs — Honestly

Stamped concrete runs $12–18 per square foot installed in the DFW market, depending on pattern complexity, color choices, and site conditions. That's more than plain concrete, less than natural stone or high-end pavers.

You'll need to reseal it every 2–4 years in our climate. We'll be upfront about that because we'd rather you know going in than be surprised later. And when it's time to reseal, we can do that too.