Driveways, patios, sidewalks, mono slabs and foundations, plain or decorative. Here’s what each one involves and what it typically costs.
Decorative
Stamped concrete is pressed with a pattern or texture while it’s still workable, so the finished surface looks like brick, flagstone, stone, tile or one of many other patterns. It’s most often used for patios, sidewalks, driveways, interior floors and borders.
Pair it with colored concrete and the design is entirely your own.
Decorative
A little color is often the finishing touch on a new driveway, sidewalk or patio. It can stand on its own or be combined with a stamped pattern to customize the look of your home even further.
Outdoor living
If you want a patio that’s durable and needs very little maintenance, concrete is the way to go. It’s the most popular patio material for good reason.
Add color or a stamped pattern and your patio can be the envy of the neighborhood. We also pour curved edges, steps and built-in fire pits.
Curb appeal
If your driveway needs to be repaired or replaced, it’s the right time to think about upgrading how your home looks from the street. A colored or stamped driveway adds instant curb appeal.
We handle everything from a few damaged sections to full tear-out and replacement, including the approach.
Getting around
Front walks, side-yard paths, landings and steps. A clean concrete walk gives a yard a finished edge and stops gravel from tracking into the house.
Straight runs or curves, broom finish or stamped.
Finishing touches
Concrete borders are a distinctive way to finish your landscaping or frame your flatwork. Adding color and a pattern to the border tailors the design even further.
Structural
A mono slab, short for monolithic slab, is poured thicker at the edges so the footing is part of the slab itself. The thickened edge is dug during setup and held with stakes and braces until the concrete hardens.
Depending on how much of the edge is exposed, it can be finished to match the top of the slab.
Structural
A concrete foundation is a vital part of any structure built on a slab. It carries the load of the structure evenly and reduces settling by limiting the movement of the soil around it.
A solid foundation also keeps moisture out and helps insulate the structure from the cold.
Also on the list
Built-in fire pits poured as part of a new patio, sized and placed where you want them.
Old or damaged concrete broken out and removed so the new pour starts on solid ground.
Damaged sections replaced, from a single sidewalk panel to part of a driveway.
These are the ranges we quote most often. Price depends mainly on square footage, so every estimate is made in person, and it’s free.
| Standard grey concreteBroom finish, projects over 800 sq ft | $8–$10/ sq ft |
|---|---|
| Stamped & colored concreteDepending on square footage | $13–$19/ sq ft |
| Mono slabsSlab with a thickened-edge footing | $13–$17/ sq ft |
Ranges are a starting point, not a quote. Your final price is confirmed after we’ve seen the site.
Yes. We come out, look at the site with you and give you a price at no cost and with no obligation.
We’re based in Commerce City and work throughout the Denver Metro area.
Yes. We pour for both residential and commercial customers.
Yes. Pairing color with a stamped pattern is one of the most popular ways to customize a patio, walk or driveway.
Yes. Demolition and tear-out are part of what we do, so we can take out the old concrete and pour the new in one job.
As short a time as the job allows. We work to keep our days on site to a minimum so you can get back to enjoying your home and your new concrete.
We accept cash, check, credit card, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle.
Tell us what you have in mind. Estimates are free, and we’ll come out to see the site in person.
