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Stamped concrete services in Anaheim CA - a clear pattern and the color you picked

Tired of a plain gray patio or walk? We press a pattern into fresh concrete, then seal it so the color comes through.

Stamped concrete patio with tan irregular stone patterns sits beneath a timber pergola beside a brick house.

What goes into a stamped concrete patio in Anaheim?

Stamped concrete is a regular concrete pour with texture pressed into the surface before it hardens, then sealed. In Anaheim we use it for patios, walks and pool areas that should look like stone, slate or brick instead of plain gray concrete.

Most people who call us want more than a plain slab behind the house, or they're tired of a patio that looks worn out. The price moves with the size of the area, the pattern and color you pick, the sealer and whether you add grip. The schedule depends on lining up the pour so the stamping gets done in time, and on whether the city needs to sign off on anything first. I measure at the estimate and give you a clear price for your job. If a front path just needs to be solid and plain, our concrete sidewalk building page covers that.

Why homeowners choose us for stamped concrete

You can count on a straight answer from the first visit, even when it's not the one you wanted, because a vague answer usually costs you more later.

  • I price it and pour it

    I come out to look at your job and give the estimate, then work alongside our crew on the build and the pour.

  • Flatwork since 2023

    We started our business in 2023, and we're best known for flatwork, meaning patios, driveways and walks.

  • Licensed and insured

    We're licensed and insured, and you're welcome to ask about either when I come out for the estimate.

  • A pour planned around the stamp

    Timing decides how the pattern turns out, so we plan the pour to get the stamp in while the concrete still takes it.

  • Sealer and grip talked through

    We go over sealer choices with you and ask about adding grip if the surface will get wet.

Stamped concrete finishes we can talk through

The right finish depends on where the slab sits, whether it gets wet and how much color you want, so we settle it together at the estimate. For a plain slab inside the garage, see garage floor concrete instead.

  • Pattern and color

    Stone, slate, brick and wood-plank looks are the usual patterns, laid over a base color you choose. We pick both with the house and the rest of the yard in mind.

  • Topical sealer for deeper color

    This kind forms a film on the surface and gets used the most on stamped concrete, because it brings out the color. If you want the color to look deeper, this is usually the one.

  • Penetrating sealer for the color as poured

    Most penetrating sealers soak in and leave the color the way it is. They suit you if you like how the concrete looks without a sealer deepening it.

  • Added grip for wet areas

    A trade guide suggests mixing a nonskid additive, like resin sand or glass beads, into the sealer before it's rolled on. It matters most around a pool or anywhere the sprinklers hit.

Let's talk about your stamped concrete

Tell us what you're picturing, and I'll come out, measure the spot and give you a clear price on site.

Why people trust AJ Anaheim Concrete Contractors with stamped concrete

It starts with me at your place, looking at where the stamped area will go and asking how you'll use it. I'll ask whether it sits by the pool or a sprinkler line and how much color you want. Those answers decide the pattern, the sealer and the grip, and I'll tell you plainly what I'd pick and why.

Before we pack up, you'll know which sealer is on your slab and what to watch for, so you can tell when it needs a fresh coat instead of guessing. I'd rather tell you stamped concrete is wrong for a spot than sell you a finish you'll fight with. Your satisfaction, guaranteed.

Stamped concrete questions we hear

How much does stamped concrete cost in Anaheim?

A stamped concrete patio in Orange County usually costs about $9 to $18 per square foot, and that's the going rate around here, not a quote from us. A patio with rebar, the steel set inside to help hold the slab together, is priced higher than the same patio without it. Driveways and walks price differently, so I'll give you your own number once I've measured.

How often should stamped concrete be resealed?

Reseal it when it needs it, not on a calendar. That means resealing when water stops beading, stains start soaking in or the color looks flat. Sealing more often than that builds up layers that can take a lot of time and money to strip off, so let the surface tell you.

What is the best way to reseal stamped concrete?

Reseal it out of direct sunlight, because in full sun bubbles can form and weaken the bond between the new coat and the old one. Keep the coat light and don't rush it, since too much sealer or sealer put on too early can leave the surface looking worse, not better.

What causes stamped concrete to be slippery when wet?

Shallow texture can be part of it. That usually happens when the concrete starts getting hard before stamping is done, so much less texture gets pressed in, and in some cases that makes the surface slicker when wet. We plan the pour so stamping finishes in time, and for wet spots we'll talk about the grip additive covered above.

What license does a concrete contractor need in California?

California's C-8 Concrete Contractor license covers contractors who form, pour, place and finish concrete, including flat work like patios and walks. Someone without a license can only take minor jobs within the state's $1,000 limit, and only when the job needs no permit and they employ nobody on it.

Can stamped concrete have more than one color?

Yes, and one way is a release powder pressed into the surface during stamping. One maker describes it leaving a second, antiqued color once it's washed off and the slab is sealed, which gives the pattern an older look.

What happens when you call about stamped concrete in Anaheim?

We plan the job around your house and how you use the space, so you know the price and the plan before any concrete shows up.

  1. Call or send the form

    Call (657) 347-3028 or send the form with the size of the area and how you use it, and we'll get back to you.

  2. I come out and measure

    I walk the spot, measure it and go over pattern, color and sealer with you, so the price fits the finish you actually want.

  3. Your clear price

    You get a clear price for the work. Once you say go, we set a pour date and sort out anything the city needs first.

  4. Pour and walk-through

    Our crew preps, forms, pours and stamps. Then I walk the finished job with you before we call it done.

Stamped concrete services in Anaheim and the cities nearby

If any part of the work reaches into a city right-of-way or easement, like a walk running out toward the street, the City of Anaheim requires an Encroachment License, and we pull it and handle the paperwork with the city. The city's Building Division does plan review and inspections, and I check with it before we start instead of guessing whether your job needs a permit. A lot of what we stamp around here is back patios, pool surrounds and front walks. We're based in Anaheim and work across the cities around it, including Fullerton and Orange, so pick your city below or give us a call.

Get your Anaheim stamped concrete estimate

Our hours run Monday to Friday 7 AM to 11 PM and weekends 6 AM to 10 PM, so call (657) 347-3028 or send the form when it suits you.