Round patio with a random stone pattern beside a flagstone border

Stamped and Decorative Concrete in Hot Springs

Gonzalez Rams Concrete pours stamped and patterned concrete for patios, walkways, entries and breezeways. A pattern is pressed into the fresh concrete so it takes on the look of stone or slate.

What We Build

  • Stamped concrete patios
  • Patterned walkways and front entries
  • Breezeways and covered walks
  • Slate and random stone patterns
  • Two-tone borders and bands
Concrete patio slab finished with a slate pattern

Stamped and Decorative Concrete We Have Built

Work in Progress

Crew troweling a round colored concrete patio

Crew troweling a round colored concrete patio

Finisher floating a colored concrete patio

Finisher floating a colored concrete patio

Forms set for a round patio and curved walkway

Forms set for a round patio and curved walkway

Crew finishing a stamped concrete courtyard grid

Crew finishing a stamped concrete courtyard grid

Stamped concrete panels with smooth bands, forms still in place

Stamped concrete panels with smooth bands, forms still in place

Round colored concrete patio below a block retaining wall

Round colored concrete patio below a block retaining wall

How Stamped Concrete Works

Stamped concrete is poured like a regular slab. While it is still soft, textured mats are pressed into the surface to leave a pattern.

Color can be mixed into the concrete or applied to the surface. Borders and bands in a second color help define a walkway or a patio edge.

The photos on this page show several patterns we have poured, from slate to random stone.

Questions About Stamped and Decorative Concrete

Stamped concrete is concrete that has a pattern pressed into it before it hardens. The pattern can look like stone, slate or brick.

We pour it for patios, walkways, front entries, breezeways and pool decks.

Yes. Tell us the look you want and we will go over the pattern and color choices with you.

Ready to Talk About Your Project?

Call us or send the details and a few photos of the space.