Stamped Concrete in Edmonton
Aesthetic concrete that mimics natural stone, slate, brick or wood — poured, stamped and sealed by a crew that has been doing this for 30 years.
Built to last in Alberta.
Every job starts with a proper sub-base and ends with a sealed, protected finish. No shortcuts.
- Dozens of stamp patterns — flagstone, slate, brick, ashlar, wood plank
- Full colour library — integral, release, and stain options
- Sealed and protected against Alberta winters
- Far more affordable than real stone, with the same visual impact
- Low maintenance — reseal every 2–3 years and it looks new
From call to final seal.
Design Consult
We review the space with you, pick patterns and colours, and map out drainage and control joints.
Prep & Form
Excavation, compaction, rebar and forming — the invisible work that determines if the pour lasts.
Pour & Stamp
Quality-mixed concrete, integral colour, release agent and hand-stamped patterns before it sets.
Seal & Protect
Two coats of UV-stable sealer for long-term colour retention and freeze/thaw protection.
Pick your pattern.
Stamped concrete can take the look of slate, stone, brick or timber — at a fraction of the cost and with none of the upkeep. Here is the full range of patterns we work in. Mix a field pattern with a contrasting stamped border for a custom finish.
Clean, tile-laid slate looks — the most-requested style for upscale patios and driveways.
Most popularAshlar Slate
Clean rectangular slate tiles in an orderly, random-size grid. The most-requested pattern — classic and upscale, and it works almost anywhere.
Majestic Ashlar
A grander take on ashlar slate with larger, bolder tiles — a refined, high-end look for big patios and driveways.
Hadley Creek Shale
A natural shale look with soft ridges and gentle veining flowing across the surface — warm and full of character.
18″ × 36″ Bluestone
Large-format blue-grey bluestone tiles in a clean grid — a bold, modern, architectural look for patios and entries.
Irregular, hand-laid stone looks, from rugged fieldstone to large natural flagstone.
Appalachian Flagstone
Large, irregular flagstones with hand-chiselled edges and natural grout lines — the classic, timeless backyard-patio look.
Fieldstone
Rounded, rugged stones in a random, hand-laid layout — a relaxed, organic look that suits rustic and country homes.
Orchard Stone
Irregular, tightly fitted natural stones with a worn surface — an old-world, hand-laid courtyard feel.
Crisp brick laid in classic courses — running bond and herringbone.
New Brick Running Bond
Crisp, clean-edged brick laid in classic offset rows — the timeless, familiar brick-walkway look.
New Brick Herringbone
Crisp brick set in a sharp V-shaped zigzag — a refined, traditional pattern with real visual movement.
Rounded old-world cobbles for driveways, borders and courtyards with real character.
Dublin Cobble
Square-cut cobbles set in tidy rows — a clean, classic old-world street look for driveways, borders and courtyards.
Cobblestone
Rounded, varied cobbles in an irregular old-world layout — like a hand-laid village street, full of character.
The warmth of timber with none of the rot, splinters or upkeep — cast right into the concrete.
6″ Wood Plank
Narrow timber planks with realistic grain and knots — the warmth of a wood deck with none of the rot or upkeep.
12″ Wood Plank
Wide timber planks with bold grain — the same warm wood look in a larger, more relaxed board.
Gilpin's Falls Bridge Plank
Wide, weathered bridge-timber planks with deep grain and worn character — a rustic, reclaimed-wood look in concrete.
All-over textures with no joint lines — a subtle, modern finish that installs fast on big pours.
Heavy Stone Texture
A deep, rugged all-over stone texture with no joint lines — a bold, natural finish for large pours, and great for blending repairs.
Oxford Slate Texture
A continuous slate texture with subtle clefts and veining but no tile lines — a quiet, modern, natural finish.
Chiseled Slate Texture
An all-over slate texture with a hand-tooled, lightly chipped surface — natural and understated, with no joint lines.
Italian Slate Texture
A fine, even slate texture with soft natural movement and no grout lines — elegant and modern for large surfaces.
Bluestone Texture
A cool blue-grey stone texture with a fine, sandy surface and no joint lines — a calm, contemporary natural finish.
Pattern and colour availability can vary by season — Dean will confirm your options at the on-site quote. Don't see what you're after? Ask — we work with more patterns than we can show here.
Stamped Concrete we've built.
Common questions
How long does stamped concrete last in Edmonton?+
Properly installed and sealed stamped concrete routinely lasts 25–30+ years in Alberta. The keys are a correct sub-base, proper control joints, and resealing every 2–3 years.
Will it crack?+
All concrete cracks eventually. Our job is to control where: we place relief joints so any cracks follow the stamped pattern and disappear into the design.
Can you colour-match a sample?+
Yes — bring us a sample or a photo and we will formulate integral and release colours to match.