The look of stone, poured in concrete.
Stamped concrete presses patterns like slate, cobblestone, brick and wood into fresh concrete and adds color for a custom surface.
- Priced by: Area, pattern, color, edge detail and site access
- Patterns: Slate, flagstone, ashlar, cobblestone, brick and wood plank
What it is, and why it matters.
Stamped concrete is poured in place, colored and pressed with textured mats to imitate slate, flagstone, brick, cobblestone or wood planks. It gives patios, walks and drives the character of natural materials with the seamless strength of concrete.
Concrete Coating helps plan stamped finishes in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee, from color and pattern selection to sealers and care. We show samples, explain how release agents and color hardeners create depth and cover how to keep the surface bright.
Four things done right.
Many patterns
Stone, brick and wood looks without the cost of real materials.
Seamless
No joints between stones for weeds to grow in.
Custom color
Layered colors give depth and variation.
Long lasting
Concrete strength with a sealed decorative finish.
From first call to stamped concrete.
- 01
Choose the look
We review pattern and color samples.
- 02
Pour and color
Concrete is placed, colored and finished.
- 03
Stamp
Texture mats and release agent create the pattern.
- 04
Cure and seal
After curing, the surface is cleaned and sealed.
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Can old concrete be stamped?
Not directly, since stamping happens in fresh concrete. A stamped overlay can create a similar look on an existing slab, and we can explain which suits your project.
How do I care for stamped concrete?
Sweep and rinse it, avoid harsh chemicals and reseal every few years to keep the color and sheen.
How do I get an estimate for stamped concrete?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. A few photos and the size of the area usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about stamped concrete?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.