Stamped concrete takes a lot of skill and years of experience to get a beautiful finish. Be wary of low-cost contractors offering low-cost stamped concrete. This may result in very expensive repairs, time, and a big headache.

Stamped concrete can be installed in patios, pool decks, driveway, walkways, courtyards, entranceways and most residential and commercial locations.

Wild West Concrete utilizes the finest pigments available, in most instances integrally coloring the entire slab. This process allows for better color longevity and minimal fading. In conjunction with our professional sealers (not bog box store brands), it will provide many years of low maintenance.

What are the advantages of stamped concrete over other materials?

Reduced long-term maintenance and care, increased longevity, and increased property value.

Yes, you can. It is not suggested though. Buying big box store sealer brands can be risky if the sealer fails or discolors(turns yellow). This can be costly and loss of time trying to remove the sealer as it is a big process.

You should always hire a professional to seal your concrete and get it done properly, plus it is usually guaranteed!

We do everything possible by industry standards, to prevent cracks. This includes the proper sub-grade preparation to cutting the control joints in the correct locations. Over time, crack will possibly happen. In the event that a crack is more than 3/8" of an inch, we will come and examine the cracked area/s and either repair or replace the afftect area/s.

We offer 10 popular modern patterns - Roman Slate Texture, Majestic Ashlar Slate Pattern, London Cobble Stone Pattern, Grand Ashlar Pattern, Californian Weave Pattern, Random Stone Pattern, Regal Ashlar Slate Texture, Renaissance Slated Texture, Stones of Athens Pattern, And Classic Wood Grain Pattern.

Our standard slab thickness is a minimum of four inches. Some situations will require us to pour six inches of concrete, and this would be discussed before the project takes place.

Yes, under certain circumstances it will require us to cap or pour over existing concrete.

Yes, you can drive on stamped concrete. We recommend waiting at least seven days (although, 28 days is very recommended) of cure time after new concrete is placed before vehicles are allowed to drive on it.