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CSLB #990738
20+ Years
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01 Solid Subbase Preparation & Grading
We grade and compact a stable subbase before every pour, giving your decorative concrete a solid foundation that helps protect against cracking and uneven settling.
02 Color Application
We apply integral color, color hardeners, or topical stains directly into or onto the mix to build the base tone your pattern and texture sit on top of.
03 Stamping, Texturing & Sand Finish
We press custom texture mats or etch the surface with a sand finish while the concrete is still workable, timing each section to keep pattern lines and textures consistent across the full pour.
04 Sealing & Cleanup
We wash away release agents and apply a sealer designed to help protect the color, sand finish, and texture from fading, staining, and everyday wear.
Sand finish concrete exposes fine aggregates to create a smooth, etched surface texture that provides an elegant, modern look with built-in slip resistance.
Ashlar slate patterns bring the layered, irregular look of natural stone to a patio or driveway, with a surface that promotes lasting durability without the upkeep of real stone.
Brick and cobblestone patterns give a driveway or walkway a traditional, structured look that pairs well with El Cajon's older and newer home styles alike.
Wood-plank decorative concrete replicates the look of a wood deck around pools and patios, built for a poolside setting where real wood would warp or rot.
More intricate patterns, custom sand finishes, and multi-color stain work require additional labor and material.
Larger patios, driveways, and pool decks require more material and finishing time to complete.
Integral color, color hardener, stains, and accent releases each add a different level of cost compared to standard gray concrete.
Removing and hauling away existing concrete or pavers before pouring adds to the overall project scope.