Colorado’s sun fades wood decks, and pavers shift with frost heave. Our stamped concrete patios mimic flagstone or slate without the upkeep. We use release agents and professional-grade stamps to create realistic textures, ideal for RiNo’s modern courtyards or Wash Park’s garden settings.
Unlike basic pours, we add integral color to the mix so patterns won’t wear off. For sloped yards in Lakewood, we incorporate drainage channels to prevent pooling. All patios get sealed with UV-resistant acrylic to combat Denver’s high-altitude sun exposure. Want built-in fire pits or seat walls? We form and pour them monolithically to avoid cracks.
Unlike basic pours, we add integral color to the mix so patterns won’t wear off. For sloped yards in Lakewood, we incorporate drainage channels to prevent pooling. All patios get sealed with UV-resistant acrylic to combat Denver’s high-altitude sun exposure. Want built-in fire pits or seat walls? We form and pour them monolithically to avoid cracks.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Design layout with elevation changes for drainage
- 02 Step 2: Pour colored concrete over compacted base
- 03 Step 3: Stamp patterns while concrete is semi-set
- 04 Step 4: Apply penetrating sealer after 30-day cure
Benefits
- No splinters, rotting, or weed growth
- 50+ design patterns (cobblestone, herringbone, etc.)
- Slip-resistant surface treatments available
- Outlasts wood decks 3:1 in lifespan
Frequently Asked Questions
Can stamped concrete handle Denver’s hail?
Yes—we use 6” thick slabs with rebar grids. Hail may chip sealant (easily reapplied) but won’t damage the concrete itself.
How does cost compare to natural stone?
Stamped concrete runs $12–$18/sq ft installed vs. $25+/sq ft for real stone. Maintenance costs are 60% lower over 10 years.