How much more does stamped concrete cost than plain?

Meaningfully more than a broom finish — stamping, coloring, and sealing are added labor and material — but well under the cost of laying real stone or pavers over a slab. The honest answer depends on size and pattern, which is why estimates are free and done in person.

What patterns can stamped concrete look like?

We stamp with Brickform tools: ashlar slate, cobblestone, running-bond brick, and random stone are the patterns you'll see across our recent jobs. Color comes from integral pigment plus a release accent — walnut over buff and charcoal over gray are the combinations homeowners pick most.

Does stamped concrete need maintenance?

It needs resealing every few years to keep the color deep and the surface protected — a half-day job, not a rebuild. Beyond that, treat it like any concrete: keep de-icing salt off it in winter and it will hold its look for decades.

What is a concrete densifier, and do I need one?

A densifier is an optional penetrating treatment that helps reduce porosity and increase the treated surface's hardness and abrasion resistance. It is a surface treatment, not a repair for structural deficiencies, large cracks, or substrate problems. A properly poured and cured 4000 PSI slab stands on its own; we'll quote the densifier as an option so you can decide.

Residential concrete services

Stamped concrete

At Page Concrete and Outdoor Services, we create custom stamped concrete that transforms ordinary surfaces into stunning, durable designs with rich textures and elevated style. Far from plain gray concrete, stamped concrete transforms your space into an area with striking aesthetic appeal.

Stamped concrete / completed Page Concrete work

What is included

Built to the right standard for the job.

Stamps: Brickform — ashlar slate, cobblestone, running-bond brick, random stone
Color: Integral color + release accents (walnut, charcoal, buff in our recent work)
Sealing: Sealed on completion · reseal every few years
Mix: Same 4000 PSI fiber-mesh underneath

Optional: densifier treatment

For an add-on cost, we can treat the surface with a penetrating densifier that helps reduce porosity, increase surface hardness and abrasion resistance, and seal out contaminants. It is most useful on driveways and high-traffic flatwork; always your call.

View Densifier Information Sheet

Stamped concrete options

Compare stamped concrete patterns.

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Real Page Concrete projects

Choose a pattern to see real Page Concrete projects using that design.

Completed stamped concrete examples

Every image shows a real project, grouped by stamped pattern.

Small Ashlar Slate

6 finished examples

Small ashlar slate stamped concrete patio with steps in sand with dark gray release, Burlington, NC — Sand base / Dark Gray releaseStamped patio with steps / Burlington, NC

Small ashlar slate stamped concrete walkway with graduated steps in buff with dark gray release, High Point, NC — Buff base / Dark Gray releaseStamped walkway with graduated steps / High Point, NC

Small ashlar slate stamped concrete walkway, patio and steps in buff with Antique-It gray, High Point, NC — Buff base / Antique-It Gray releaseStamped walkway, patio & steps / High Point, NC

Small ashlar slate stamped concrete installed by Page Concrete — Small Ashlar SlateCompleted Page Concrete project

Small ashlar slate stamped concrete patio by Page Concrete in High Point, NC — Small Ashlar SlateCompleted Page Concrete project / High Point, NC

Large Ashlar Slate

3 finished examples

Large ashlar slate stamped concrete patio in buff with walnut release, Greensboro, NC — Buff base / Walnut releaseStamped patio / Greensboro, NC

Large ashlar slate stamped concrete installed by Page Concrete — Large Ashlar SlateCompleted Page Concrete project

Italian Slate

3 finished examples

Italian slate stamped concrete staging area in buff with walnut release at Casual Furniture World, Greensboro, NC — Buff base / Walnut releaseStamped staging area, Casual Furniture World / Greensboro, NC

Italian slate stamped concrete installed by Page Concrete — Italian SlateCompleted Page Concrete project

Large Flagstone

4 finished examples

Raised large flagstone stamped concrete patio in buff with dark gray release, High Point, NC — Buff base / Dark Gray releaseRaised stamped patio / High Point, NC

Large flagstone stamped concrete patio by Page Concrete in Thomasville, NC — Large FlagstoneCompleted Page Concrete project / Thomasville, NC

Large flagstone stamped concrete patio by Page Concrete in High Point, NC — Large FlagstoneCompleted Page Concrete project / High Point, NC

Random Stone

4 finished examples

Random stone stamped concrete patio with a steel fire ring in sand with dark gray release, Bethania, NC — Sand base / Dark Gray releaseStamped patio with fire pit / Bethania, NC

Random stone stamped concrete installed by Page Concrete — Random StoneCompleted Page Concrete project

Random stone stamped concrete patio by Page Concrete in Jamestown, NC — Random StoneCompleted Page Concrete project / Jamestown, NC

Old World Cobblestone

2 finished examples

Old world cobblestone stamped concrete installed by Page Concrete — Old World CobblestoneCompleted Page Concrete project

Herringbone Brick

1 finished example

Wood Plank

2 finished examples

Every photo shows a Page Concrete project in the pattern named beneath it. Where verified color information is available, it is included with the project caption.

Charcoal random-stone stamped concrete patio with a stacked-stone fire pit — Stamped concrete / completed Page Concrete project

Common questions

Straight answers before you request an estimate.

How much more does stamped concrete cost than plain?: Meaningfully more than a broom finish — stamping, coloring, and sealing are added labor and material — but well under the cost of laying real stone or pavers over a slab. The honest answer depends on size and pattern, which is why estimates are free and done in person.
What patterns can stamped concrete look like?: We stamp with Brickform tools: ashlar slate, cobblestone, running-bond brick, and random stone are the patterns you'll see across our recent jobs. Color comes from integral pigment plus a release accent — walnut over buff and charcoal over gray are the combinations homeowners pick most.
Does stamped concrete need maintenance?: It needs resealing every few years to keep the color deep and the surface protected — a half-day job, not a rebuild. Beyond that, treat it like any concrete: keep de-icing salt off it in winter and it will hold its look for decades.
What is a concrete densifier, and do I need one?: A densifier is an optional penetrating treatment that helps reduce porosity and increase the treated surface's hardness and abrasion resistance. It is a surface treatment, not a repair for structural deficiencies, large cracks, or substrate problems. A properly poured and cured 4000 PSI slab stands on its own; we'll quote the densifier as an option so you can decide.

Need more information? Read the full concrete FAQ for cure times, thickness, weather, maintenance, and cracking.

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