Decorative Concrete
Stamped Concrete Overlays — Stone & Brick Looks
Stone, brick, and wood looks stamped over your existing concrete.
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Our Approach to Stamped Overlays
Stamped overlays give patios and walkways the look of stone, brick, or wood without tearing out the slab underneath. We bond a polymer-modified overlay, stamp the pattern, color it, and seal it to hold up to Texas sun and traffic.
Stone, brick, or wood — without the tear-out
A stamped overlay is concrete pretending (very well) to be something else. We bond a polymer-modified topping to your existing slab, color it, stamp the pattern, and seal it. You get the look of natural stone, brick, slate, or wood for a fraction of the install cost and zero demolition.
Color that holds up to Texas sun
Two layers of color do the work: an integral color throughout the overlay, plus an antiquing agent that highlights the joints and texture. The whole thing is locked in with a UV-stable sealer that protects the look from sun fade and the surface from wear.
Patio, walkway, pool surround
Stamped overlays are most popular on patios and walkways, but we also use them around pool decks (paired with a cool-deck base layer for heat reduction). We’ll bring sample boards to the quote so you can see and feel the patterns.
What you get
- ✓ Stone, brick, slate, and wood patterns
- ✓ Polymer-modified overlay over existing concrete
- ✓ Integral and accent coloring
- ✓ Sealed for UV and wear resistance
Real Work
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What Customers Say
Austin Customers on Their Finished Concrete
"Our 20-year-old garage slab had peeling DIY epoxy. They ground it all back, fixed the cracks, and the new flake floor still looks showroom-clean through two Texas summers."
David R.
Round Rock
"The pool deck stays cool enough to walk on barefoot in August now, and it's no longer slick. Exactly what we hoped for."
Sarah M.
Lakeway
"Polished our downstairs floors to a soft satin sheen. Easy to clean, and they clearly did the prep right. No shortcuts."
Elena G.
West Lake Hills
FAQ
Stamped Overlays: Your Questions Answered
Can you stamp over an existing patio? +
Yes — that's exactly what a stamped overlay does. We bond a polymer-modified topping to your existing slab, then stamp the pattern. Way cheaper and faster than a tear-out.
Will the color fade in Texas sun? +
Not significantly when we use UV-stable integral coloring plus a UV-stable sealer. Reseal every 3 to 5 years to keep it sharp.
What patterns are available? +
Ashlar slate, cobblestone, brick, wood plank, flagstone — basically anything we have a mat for. We'll bring samples to the quote.
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Learn more →Guides
Stamped Overlays Guides & Answers
How Stamped Overlays Mimic Stone, Brick, and Wood
Stamp mats press patterns into wet polymer-modified overlays, then color and antiquing agents create realistic stone, brick, or wood looks.
Read guide →Will a Stamped Overlay Get Too Hot for a Patio?
Light-color stamped overlays with the right sealer stay barefoot-friendly. Dark colors get hot — choose wisely for Texas patios.
Read guide →Stamped Overlay vs Stamped (Poured) Concrete
Overlays stamp over existing slabs. Poured stamps go in fresh concrete. Both look great — here's how to choose.
Read guide →Ready to Quote Your Stamped Overlays?
Send a photo of the slab — we usually have a real number back to you the same day.