Stamped concrete · Snellville, GA
Stamped Concrete Driveways in Snellville, GA
Get the look of stone, brick, or slate in a single concrete slab. Stamp the whole driveway, or just add a border or apron.
What is stamped concrete?
Stamped concrete is regular concrete pressed with a pattern while it's still wet. Color is added so it looks like stone, brick, or another material.
Because it's one slab, there are no gaps between pieces for weeds to grow through.
Ways to use stamped concrete on a driveway
You don't have to stamp the whole thing. Popular options include:
- A stamped apron where the driveway meets the street
- Stamped borders along the edges
- Decorative bands across a wide driveway
- A fully stamped and colored driveway
Care and upkeep
Stamped concrete is usually sealed to protect the color and finish. Over time it needs to be cleaned and resealed. We'll explain what upkeep to expect for your design.
Stamped surfaces can be more slippery when wet than a broom finish. We can talk about options to help with traction.
Is stamped concrete right for you?
Stamped concrete costs more than a plain broom finish because of the extra labor, color, and sealing. Many homeowners mix both: a plain main driveway with a stamped border or apron for a custom look at a lower cost.
How the job goes
- 01
Design visit
We talk about patterns, colors, and where to use them.
- 02
Written price
You get a clear price for your chosen design.
- 03
Prep and forms
We prep the base and set forms for drainage.
- 04
Pour, color, and stamp
We pour, color, and stamp while the concrete is workable.
- 05
Seal
We seal the surface to protect the color and finish.
- 06
Walk-through
We cover curing time and care tips with you.
Common questions
What can a stamped concrete driveway look like?
Stamped concrete can look like stone, brick, or slate. You can stamp the whole driveway or just a border or apron.
Do you install stamped concrete driveways in Snellville?
Yes. We build stamped concrete driveways, borders, and aprons for Snellville and Gwinnett County homes.
Does stamped concrete cost more?
Yes, it usually costs more than plain concrete because of the extra labor, color, and sealing. A border or apron is a way to get the look for less.
Does stamped concrete need sealing?
Yes. Sealing protects the color and finish. It needs to be redone from time to time. We'll explain what to expect.
Can you stamp my existing driveway?
Stamping is done on fresh concrete. If your current driveway is in good shape, we may be able to add a stamped border or apron next to it.
Will my HOA allow stamped concrete?
Many HOAs have rules about driveway colors and patterns. Ask your HOA for approval before we start.
Ready for a better driveway?
Tell us about your project. We'll set up a free estimate at your Snellville home.