
Stamped and colored concrete
Wood plank, random stone, flagstone and ashlar patterns in charcoal, sandstone, terracotta and more, on patios, walks, steps and borders.
How stamped concrete gets its look
Stamped concrete is poured like any slab, then pressed with pattern mats while it's still workable. Color and a contrasting border are what make the pattern read.
The swatches on this page all come from our own jobs, so they show what our crew lays down, not a catalog.
Bring a photo of a pattern or color you like, and we'll pick the closest match with you before the pour.
What's included
- 01Pattern and color chosen with you
- 02Contrasting borders
- 03Stamped steps and raised edges
- 04Matching walks and driveway borders
- 05Textured finishes for grip



The finish board
Six finishes cropped from our own jobs. Tap one to see where it went.






Random stoneCropped from a finished job
Random stone
An irregular stone pattern in charcoal with a glossy finish, laid around a built-in round fire pit.
Good for: Patios, fire pit surrounds

Seen on: charcoal stone-stamped patio with a fire pit.
Terracotta
A cut-stone pattern colored deep terracotta with a darker border, carried up the steps under a cedar pergola.
Good for: Patios, steps

Seen on: terracotta stamped patio and steps under a pergola.
Wood plank stamp
A board pattern pressed into the concrete, here in a dark tone with a contrasting border, so a patio reads like a deck.
Good for: Patios, deck replacements

Seen on: wood-plank stamped patio beside a fence.
Flagstone
Large flagstone shapes in a warm brown, run as a curving front walk through river rock.
Good for: Walkways, garden paths

Seen on: flagstone-stamped front walk through rock landscaping.
Broom finish
A broom pulled across the fresh surface leaves fine ridges, so tires and shoes have something to grip. It's the standard for driveways and walks.
Good for: Driveways, sidewalks, shop aprons

Seen on: broom-finished driveway with control joints.
Steel trowel
Troweled smooth and tight. It's the finish for floors you sweep, roll carts across and park on.
Good for: Pole barns, shops, garages

Seen on: smooth floor inside a pole barn.
Good to know
Straight answers to what people ask before they book.
Which patterns can you do?
The ones on this page, wood plank, random stone, flagstone and ashlar, plus custom work on request.
Can you match my house?
Bring a photo or a sample, and we'll choose the closest color and border tone together.
Can stamped work go on steps?
Yes. The terracotta patio on this page carries the pattern up its steps, and the charcoal patio has a stamped step to the door.
Do you give free estimates?
Yes. Call (720) 755-2514 or text photos to (303) 903-0824.




