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to beautify swimming pool decks, driveways, sidewalks, entries and courtyards, and textured concrete patios.
We have a Huge selection of stamping patterns, textures and colors, and the cost of a stamped concrete patio in relation to the materials stamped concrete is a substitute for, the choice of architectural concrete patios (stamped concrete patios)is becoming more much popular and frequent.
Colors, stamping textures and patterns for a stamped concrete patio are often chosen to blend with other stone or other architectural elements at a residence or business. Complex designs incorporating steps, courtyards, and fountains can
be achieved. A Stamped concrete patio can also be blended with other decorative concrete elements
such as exposed aggregate finishes and acid-etch and engraved stained flooring.
Many homeowners don’t realize that a stamped concrete patio is a viable option — and one that
costs less than other patio materials.
“People don’t know anything about it. Then they see stamped concrete in a magazine and they
have to have it.”
—Juan Torres, AAA Affordable Contractors
A form of today’s stamped concrete patios were originated on the West coast back in the 1960s. The
stamp concrete tools back then were made of metal and resembled cookie cutters. They
produced a pattern, but did not provide any texture.
Today’s tools are rigid mats made of polyurethane that produce authentic textured patterns of
stone, brick and even wood planking and fossilized sea-life. When stamped concrete is installed
by experienced craftsmen, brick masons with 30 years of experience can’t tell the difference
between stamped concrete and real brick or stone.
Homeowners in the Clear lake and Sienna Plantation areas tend to favor ashlar slate, grand
ashlar slate, royal slate, European fan, and London cobblestone.
The Woodlands area residents tend to gravitate toward the flagstone and Roman ashlar slate
patterns, while the Bellaire residents seem to prefer a seamless granite texture look, as well as
flagstone textures — stone that is more natural to the area.
Ashlar slate is also a favorite in the Houston, Texas area.
Another benefit of a stamped concrete patio is that outdoor tables don’t rock on concrete like they
do on stone and tile surfaces.
amped concrete is concrete that is patterned to resemble brick, slate, flagstone, stone, tile — and
even wood.
Stamped concrete patios are becoming very popular and a more the material of choice for
many homeowners and builders across the country because of the wide array of patterns and concrete colors available,
particularly compared to other potential backyard patio materials.
Colors and patterns for stamped concrete patios are often chosen to blend in with other stone or slate
elements at the house. Innovative designs blending elegant steps into courtyards and bubbly fountains can
be made easy. Stamped concrete patios can also be blended with other decorative concrete patio elements
such as exposed aggregate pebble finishes and acid stained concrete floors. We offer dozens of patterns.
People all around America from California to the east coast and New England and from South Texas to Chicago — are
spending more time at home and more time outdoors. An exotic stamped concrete patio (by
ConcreteForever.com no doubt) can be a great place to spend time.
Back yards are being transformed into luxurious extensions of the house. They’re the new favorite
room to relax, entertain, and cook. And the heart and soul of the backyard resort area is the
stamped concrete patio.
The Hearth, Patio, and Barbecue Association, which recently held its annual tradeshow and
exposition, says the growth of the outdoor living phenomena is the result of North America’s
interest in ‘cocooning,’ the trend toward a more casual lifestyle, an aging population and the
popularity of porches, decks, and concrete patios in homes.
The swimming pool and patio industry sees that trend, too. In fact, pools are getting smaller and
Patios are geting bigger, pools are playing a less dominant role in the back yard.
The pool is just one amenity — an increasing number of homeowners are going all out with
outdoor kitchens, furnished seating areas, fireplaces, decorative concrete patios, pizza ovens,
elaborate water features, and more.
Houstonians want to enjoy their homes, but they also see upgrading their back yards as an
investment.
Texas Service Areas:
Katy, Houston, North Houston, South Houston, East Houston, West Houston, Northwest Houston,
Southwest Houston, Bunker hill, Bellaire, Missouri City, Sienna Plantation, Tomball, Lake Houston,
Woodlands, The Woodlands, Kingwood, Cypress, Jersey Village, Beaumont, Spring, Conroe,
Huntsville, Pasadena, Bryan, Humble, College Station, Galveston, Katy, Lufkin, Nacogdoches,
Port Arthur, Sugar Land, Tennessee Colony, Baytown, Magnolia, Orange, Palestine, Pearland,
Texas City, Alvin, Bay City, Angleton, Brenham, Cleveland, Freeport , Montrose, Webster, Clear
Lake and Baytown
