A stone pattern over your existing slab.
A stamped overlay lays a thin, colored layer over an old slab and stamps it with a stone, brick or wood pattern.
- Priced by: Area, slab condition, pattern, colors and sealer
- Thickness: A thin overlay, usually a fraction of an inch
What it is, and why it matters.
A stamped overlay is a thin, polymer-modified cement layer placed over an existing slab, colored, then stamped with texture mats while it is still workable. It can turn a plain, tired slab into something that looks like flagstone, cobblestone or wood without a new pour.
Concrete Coating applies stamped overlays in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee on patios, pool decks, walkways and drives. We check that the slab is a good candidate, repair it, then build the pattern and seal it for long-term protection.
Four things done right.
No demolition
Skip the tear-out, hauling and re-pour.
Custom look
Choose from many patterns and colors.
Lower cost
Often less than a full replacement.
Sealed and protected
A sealer locks in the color and eases cleanup.
From first call to stamped overlays.
- 01
Check and prep
We inspect the slab, repair cracks and profile the surface.
- 02
Apply overlay
Color and a thin layer are applied.
- 03
Stamp
Patterns are pressed in and detailed.
- 04
Cure and seal
Clean, then seal to protect the color.
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Is a stamped overlay as strong as a stamped slab?
A well-bonded overlay on a sound slab performs well for residential use. It is a surface layer, so the slab beneath must be solid.
Can you match an existing patio?
We can come close with samples. Colors and patterns can be matched or contrasted to suit your home.
How do I get an estimate for stamped overlays?
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 overlays?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.