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Residential concrete

Stamped & Decorative Concrete

Stamped, colored and exposed aggregate finishes for patios, walks and entries — built on the same preparation as any structural pour.

Decorative concrete gives you the appearance of stone, brick or textured finishes with the durability and lower maintenance of a single poured slab.

The decorative finish is the last step, not the whole job. The base preparation, thickness, drainage and jointing are handled exactly the same as any structural pour — that's what keeps the finish looking right years later.

Exposed aggregate decorative concrete patio and steps at a residential home

Decorative finish options

Exposed aggregate

Durable, textured and slip-resistant. A strong choice for patios, entries and pool-adjacent areas in Michigan weather.

Stamped concrete

Patterned finishes that replicate stone, slate or brick across patios, walkways and entries.

Integral color

Color options that work with the house and hardscape rather than fighting them.

Borders and banding

Contrasting borders and joint layout used to frame the space and control where the concrete cracks.

Common questions

Does decorative concrete hold up to Michigan winters?
Yes, when it's built correctly. Base preparation, drainage and jointing matter more than the finish, and sealing on the recommended schedule protects the appearance.
Is stamped concrete slippery?
Texture and sealer choice affect traction. We'll talk through the options based on where the concrete is going, especially near steps or water.
Does decorative concrete need maintenance?
Periodic resealing keeps color and texture looking their best. We explain the schedule at the final walkthrough.

What's included

  • Finish and pattern selection before the pour
  • Excavation and compacted aggregate base
  • Exposed aggregate, stamped or colored finishes
  • Joint layout planned around the pattern
  • Drainage and grade planning
  • Curing and sealing guidance

Where we work

Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, St. Clair County and surrounding communities including Roseville, Warren, Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Macomb Township, Shelby Township, Harrison Township.

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313-364-9771
Based in
Saint Clair Shores, MI
Service area
Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, St. Clair County and surrounding Southeast Michigan

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