Stamped concrete services in Anaheim CA - a crisp pattern with grip where it gets wet
Plain gray slab, or old concrete that's cracked and worn? We pour and stamp a new surface, seal it and plan grip for wet spots.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free estimates at your property.
- Replies within 1 business day.
Stamped concrete finishes we install
Stamped patios and walkways
A pattern pressed into a fresh pour for a back patio, front walk or entry, when you want the look of stone or brick in one slab.
Antiqued two-tone finish
A colored release powder pressed in during stamping leaves a second, antiqued tone once it's washed off and sealed, which suits a softer, older look.
What does stamped concrete involve, and is it right for your patio?
Stamped concrete services in Anaheim, CA give you a new slab with a pattern pressed into the surface before it hardens, then a sealer on top that protects it and, with the right type, deepens the color.
Most people who call us have a plain or worn slab out back and want something that looks more like stone, which usually means the old concrete comes out and a new concrete patio goes in with the pattern stamped right into it. The price moves with the size of the area, the pattern and colors you pick, the sealer, and whether the slab gets rebar, the steel bars inside that help hold it together, because reinforced concrete costs more than plain. The schedule turns on the size of the job, the weather around pour day and whether any part reaches the city's land by the street. When I come out, I measure the area and talk through those choices with you, so the estimate fits your yard and not a rule of thumb.
Stamped concrete from pour to sealer
I start with how you use the area, whether it's a shady sitting spot or the path from the pool, because that decides the pattern, the sealer and how much grip it needs.
Laying out the area
We mark where the pattern meets a walk or the garage, and if your new sidewalk or garage floor needs replacing too, we plan them together.
Timing the pour and stamp
We time the pour so stamping finishes while the concrete still takes texture, since a late stamp can leave a shallow, slick pattern.
Sealing with a light hand
Sealer goes on last, and trade guidance warns that too much, or sealer put on too early, can spoil the look, so heavier isn't better.
Cleaning up
We pull the forms, haul off the leftover material and broken-out concrete, and rinse down the walks and drive around the work.
Why Anaheim homeowners choose Advanced Anaheim Concrete Company
We do stamped work on homes people already live in, so the job fits around your family and yard, and your lawn, walls and neighbors are treated as carefully as the new slab. I'd rather make a calm suggestion than push, and I'll explain each choice plainly.
The owner comes out to estimate
I come out myself to look at the area, measure and give the estimate, and our crew lead runs the work on site with our crew.
In business since 2017
That's 9 years on our own, and before that I learned concrete from the ground up pouring foundations and flatwork, the slabs and walks, on new construction.
Licensed and fully insured
You're welcome to ask about it before you sign anything, since our crew will be working on your property. We also stand behind the result with satisfaction guaranteed on every job.
What happens when you call us about stamped concrete in Anaheim?
A stamped job is planned around how you use the space and what's going on at home, so you'll know the pattern, the color and the sealer before anything is poured.
or call (657) 347-3764
Call or send the form
Call (657) 347-3764 or use the form, and we'll set a time for me to come out and see the area with you.
I visit and measure
I look at the area, measure it and talk through the pattern, color, sealer and grip you'd like, and answer your questions before you decide.
Your estimate and the plan
Before work starts we go over the estimate, anything the city needs and how we'll protect your property, and I come back to walk the finished job with you.
Get a stamped patio or walkway estimate in Anaheim
Tell us the area's rough size and how you use it, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to visit. The estimate is free, done at your property, with no obligation.
Stamped concrete questions we hear
How much does a stamped concrete patio cost in Orange County?
A stamped concrete patio in Orange County usually costs about $9 to $18 per square foot, and that's the going rate for patios in the area, not our price. Where yours falls comes down to the choices covered above, and since that range is for patios, a driveway or walkway is best priced at the estimate.
How often should stamped concrete be resealed?
Reseal when the surface starts to look tired, losing its depth of color or no longer shedding water and stains, rather than on a set number of years. Trade guidance warns that resealing more than needed builds up layers that are slow and costly to strip, and that resealing goes best out of direct sun, where bubbles can form and weaken the bond. We'd suggest it when you see those signs.
Is stamped concrete slippery when wet?
It can be, especially around a pool or anywhere that gets wet often, which is why we talk with you about added grip for those areas. One trade guide suggests a nonskid additive, such as resin sand or glass beads, mixed into the sealer before it's rolled on.
What license does a concrete contractor need in California?
California's C-8 Concrete Contractor classification covers contractors who form, pour, place and finish pavement, flat and other concrete work. The state's small-job exemption from licensing tops out at $1,000, and it applies only when the work needs no permit and the unlicensed person employs nobody on it.
What causes cracks in stamped concrete, and will a new patio crack?
Concrete shrinks and moves, so it can crack, and the cracks that bother people usually come from control joints that were skipped or cut late. Control joints are shallow grooves cut so any cracking follows a line we chose, and we place them within the pattern so they read as part of the design.
How do I choose a sealer for stamped concrete?
Pick a topical sealer, the kind that forms a film on top, if you want the color to look deeper, which is why it's the most common choice on stamped concrete. Most penetrating sealers soak in and leave the color as it is, which suits a more natural look, and we'll talk through both before you decide.
Other concrete work near your patio
Concrete sidewalk building
A cracked or lifted front walk can make a new stamped patio look unfinished, and a fresh sidewalk gives you one clean path from the street to the door.
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If your garage slab is pitted, stained or uneven, replacing it while we're already pouring nearby lets us plan both pours and the edges between them together.
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If you'd rather have a broom finish, a lightly textured surface that gives shoes some grip, or you're still deciding on a pattern, our patio work covers the slab itself.
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Stamped concrete near the street in Anaheim
If your stamped work reaches past your property line, such as an apron at the curb or a walk across the parkway strip, the City of Anaheim requires an Encroachment License whenever a property owner wants to use any part of the city's right-of-way or an easement for something other than its intended use. When a job needs a permit, we handle the application with the city and book the inspections, and if we're unsure what the city wants, we ask the Building Division, which handles the city's plan review and inspections, before we start.
Most of our stamped work here is on established, lived-in homes, so the crew works around kids, pets and the neighbors' cars and keeps the sidewalk clear. We see the same kinds of homes and yards on jobs in Fullerton and Orange.