Built by Digital North | 2025
Contact
Celso Vasquez
C & A Concrete Construction LLC
Located in Sparta WI
General Office Hours 9 Am till 5 PM
Monday - Saturday
What is it?
Essentially, stamped concrete is exactly what it sounds like! After being poured, stamping tools are used to add a finish to the wet concrete before it is allowed to harden. In addition, a coloring agent is often also used to add a color or tint to the final product. Mats made of vinyl are used to perform the stamping itself. They come in a variety of thicknesses to allow for stamping of various patterns into the concrete. Further, where a stamp is designed to mirror a specific product (such as natural stone, brick or tile patterns) then the stamps will be molded on these products themselves, allowing for a supremely realistic finish. Color is also an important element of stamped concrete installation. After all, stamped concrete may have the appropriate shapes of any pattern or design but without the addition of color, it just won’t look right! Color finishes are usually applied as color compounds mixed into the concrete. With continuing advances in this field it is now possible to offer near enough any kind of color or tint finishes. This could be a solid color to provide a real stand out design feature, or a more natural coloring to mimic a product such as stone or even wood.What are the Advantages?
Well first it should be stated that the coloring and stamping of concrete will not remove much of the traditional durability of concrete. That being said, a stamped concrete surface will certainly benefit even more from the addition of an annual sealcoating. The sealcoating process will help any concrete surface to give many years of service however for stamped concrete it carries the additional benefit of protecting the color chemicals from weather damage, and also protecting the stamped surface from chipping. Stamped concrete has dozens of applications, from driveways and patios through to paths and kitchen floors. Because of it’s durability it is particularly well suited to installation in areas with high foot fall, making stamped concrete an excellent materiel for commercial applications, such as a bar or restaurant.
For those concrete installations where you want the finest designed finishes, then stamped concrete may well be the product for you!
For example a stamped concrete patio uses vinyl stamping mats to add a textured finish, literally stamping it into the concrete before it sets,
but the same goes for any other surfaces, like driveways and pool decks. Further, we also add coloring agents to create stained concrete
and to ensure it sets with the specific color or tint that you want.
The stamps themselves are modeled directly from the material they impersonate – be that stones, tiles, bricks or even wood. This means
that stamped concrete provides an incredibly realistic finish – we’ll bet you’ve probably walked over stamped concrete in the past few days, and not
even realized what it was! It’s an economical way to achieve the finish of a material like stone or tiles – with a far quicker installation period,
and all the usual durability of concrete.
Decorative stamped concrete is the art of imprinting the concrete surface while it is still wet and pliable. This process requires highly skilled
craftsmen with an eye for detail. Stamped concrete is on the higher end of the price spectrum but is sure to set your property apart from others
and bring a long lasting investment dream to reality. The imprinted patterns are almost endless.
Step 1 Choose your Color
Step 2 Choose your Pattern
Stamp patterns are designed to mirror a specific
product (such as natural stone, brick or tile patterns)
then the stamps will be molded on these products
themselves, allowing for a supremely realistic finish.
Below are just a few of the types of patterns & colors
you can achieve with
Decorative, Stamped & colored concrete
Pave your Way with C & A
Contact us for a free estimate and
consulation to choose from the almost
endless possibilities to achieve a stunning
look for your new driveway, patio,
sidewalk or slab
Step 3 Choose C & A
C & A Concrete Construction LLC
Located in Sparta WI
Hours 7AM till 7 PM
7 days a week
Contact
Celso Vasquez
Built by Digital North | 2025
Colored Concrete
Stamped Concrete
Decorative Stamped concrete is the art
of imprinting the concrete surface while
it is still wet and pliable. This process
requires highly skilled craftsmen with
an eye for detail. Stamped concrete is on
the higher end of the price spectrum but
is sure to set your property apart from
others and bring a long lasting
investment dream to reality. The
imprinted patterns are almost endless.
For those concrete installations where you want the
finest designed finishes, then stamped concrete may
well be the product for you!
For example a stamped concrete patio uses vinyl
stamping mats to add a textured finish, literally
stamping it into the concrete before it sets,
but the same goes for any other surfaces, like
driveways and pool decks. Further, we also add
coloring agents to create stained concrete
and to ensure it sets with the specific color or tint that
you want.
The stamps themselves are modeled directly from the
material they impersonate – be that stones, tiles,
bricks or even wood. This means
that stamped concrete provides an incredibly realistic
finish – we’ll bet you’ve probably walked over stamped
concrete in the past few days, and not
even realized what it was! It’s an economical way to
achieve the finish of a material like stone or tiles – with
a far quicker installation period,
and all the usual durability of concrete.
What is it?
Essentially, stamped concrete is exactly what it sounds like! After being poured, stamping tools are used to add a finish to the wet concrete before it is allowed to harden. In addition, a coloring agent is often also used to add a color or tint to the final product. Mats made of vinyl are used to perform the stamping itself. They come in a variety of thicknesses to allow for stamping of various patterns into the concrete. Further, where a stamp is designed to mirror a specific product (such as natural stone, brick or tile patterns) then the stamps will be molded on these products themselves, allowing for a supremely realistic finish. Color is also an important element of stamped concrete installation. After all, stamped concrete may have the appropriate shapes of any pattern or design but without the addition of color, it just won’t look right! Color finishes are usually applied as color compounds mixed into the concrete. With continuing advances in this field it is now possible to offer near enough any kind of color or tint finishes. This could be a solid color to provide a real stand out design feature, or a more natural coloring to mimic a product such as stone or even wood.What are the Advantages?
Well first it should be stated that the coloring and stamping of concrete will not remove much of the traditional durability of concrete. That being said, a stamped concrete surface will certainly benefit even more from the addition of an annual sealcoating. The sealcoating process will help any concrete surface to give many years of service however for stamped concrete it carries the additional benefit of protecting the color chemicals from weather damage, and also protecting the stamped surface from chipping. Stamped concrete has dozens of applications, from driveways and patios through to paths and kitchen floors. Because of it’s durability it is particularly well suited to installation in areas with high foot fall, making stamped concrete an excellent materiel for commercial applications, such as a bar or restaurant.
Step 1 Choose your Color
Step 2 Choose your Pattern
Stamp patterns are designed to mirror a specific
product (such as natural stone, brick or tile patterns)
then the stamps will be molded on these products
themselves, allowing for a supremely realistic finish.
Below are just a few of the types of patterns & colors
you can achieve with
Decorative, Stamped & colored concrete
Pave your Way with C & A
Contact us for a free estimate and
consulation to choose from the almost
endless possibilities to achieve a stunning
look for your new driveway, patio,
sidewalk or slab
Step 3 Choose C & A
Decorative Concrete
