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Wide concrete patio with an outdoor kitchen under a wood pergola beside a pool
Salt Lake Valley decorative concrete

A patio that looks like stone. Poured to last Utah winters.

Stamped, stained and exposed aggregate concrete for backyards across the Wasatch Front. We bring real samples to your home, so you see the color in your own light before you pick it.

  • Stamped stone
  • Stained color
  • Exposed aggregate
  • Free on-site design visit with color and stamp samples
  • Air-entrained mix and sealer built for freeze and thaw
  • One written price before any work starts

Book your free design visit

Tell us about the space. We will call within one business day to set a time.

No cost. No pressure. Just a straight price.

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What we pour

Six ways to finish your outdoor space

Every finish is sealed for Utah sun and snow. We help you pick the one that fits your house and your budget.

Gray stamped concrete with a natural stone patternAshlar slate stamp

Stamped patios

The look of flagstone, slate or wood plank, at a fraction of the cost of real stone.

Red-brown stained and stamped concrete walkwayAcid stain

Stained concrete

Rich, marbled color that soaks into the surface, so it will not peel or flake off.

Close-up of exposed aggregate concreteExposed aggregate

Exposed aggregate

Natural stone texture with real grip. A strong pick for slopes and wet areas.

Concrete pool deck around a backyard poolCool deck finish

Pool decks

Slip-resistant finishes that stay cooler under bare feet in July.

Square-scored concrete walkway along a houseBroom border walk

Walkways and steps

Matching paths and steps that tie the front yard to the back.

Worker finishing a concrete patio beside a houseBefore and after

Reseal and restore

Bring faded stamped concrete back to life with a deep clean, color and fresh seal.

How it works

From bare dirt to backyard dinners

Three simple steps. You always know what happens next and what it costs.

Screed board leveling a fresh concrete pour

Free design visit

We measure the space, bring color and stamp samples, and talk through how you will use it.

One written price

You get a clear quote with the finish, size and timeline spelled out. No surprise add-ons.

Pour and seal

Our crew preps the base, pours, stamps and seals. We walk the finished patio with you before we leave.

Recent work

Patios across the valley

A few of the backyards we have poured, from fire pit patios to full pool decks.

What neighbors say

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Service area

Serving the whole Salt Lake Valley

Based in Salt Lake City. Not sure if we come to you? Call and ask.

  • Salt Lake City
  • Millcreek
  • Holladay
  • Cottonwood Heights
  • Murray
  • Sandy
  • Draper
  • South Jordan
  • West Jordan
  • Taylorsville
  • Bountiful
  • Herriman
Questions

Good to know before you book

Will stamped concrete crack in Utah winters?

All concrete can get small cracks over time. We cut control joints, use an air-entrained mix and seal the surface, which helps it handle freeze and thaw. We cover care tips at the final walk-through.

How long until we can use the patio?

You can usually walk on it after a day or two. Furniture and grills wait about a week. We give you exact dates for your project.

What does the design visit cost?

Nothing. We come out, measure, show samples and leave you a written price. No pressure to book.

When is the best time of year to pour?

Spring through fall works best in the valley. We book up early, so it helps to get your visit on the calendar before the season starts.

How often does it need resealing?

Most decorative concrete looks its best with a fresh seal every two to three years. We offer reseal visits for past customers.

See your patio before it is poured

Book a free visit. We bring the samples, you pick the look, and you get one clear price.