Stamped Concrete Services in Bozeman MT - even color and pattern from edge to edge
Plain gray slab next to the house? We pour and stamp new concrete that looks like stone, brick or wood but wears like concrete.
We pour the slab in place and press the pattern in at just the right stage of the set, so the texture holds its shape. We also work to keep the color and texture consistent across the whole area.
- Licensed and insured.
- Free quotes on site.
- We reply within 1 business day.
An even pattern from edge to edge
The owner on every job
I come out to look at each job, write the estimate and then work on the crew that does it.
Licensed and insured in Montana
Montana requires construction contractors to be licensed, and you can check ours on the state's license lookup.
What is stamped concrete, and what sets the price?
Stamped concrete services in Bozeman give you a slab poured in place and pressed with patterned tools, so your patio, walk or pool deck looks like brick, cobblestone, slate, stone, tile or wood but keeps the strength and wear of concrete. The price moves mostly with the size of the area, the pattern, how many colors you want, how many curves and edges there are, and whether old concrete has to come out first. The schedule turns mostly on the weather, because I'd rather move a pour date than rush one, and on any permit or inspection your address needs, which we check with the city or county office before work starts. When I come out, I'll walk the site with you and write down exactly what your price covers.
Is it time to replace your patio or walk?
Cracked or sunken sections
When a patio or walk has cracked, sunk or tipped in spots, patches usually stand out, so replacing it is the natural time to choose a pattern.
Pavers that rock underfoot
Brick or stone pavers that wobble, settle or sprout weeds between them can be replaced with one stamped slab that keeps much the same look.
A flaking or pitted surface
If the top of your slab is flaking off in patches, the surface is breaking down and shoes catch on the edges. That's usually the time to plan new concrete.
A plain slab that looks unfinished
If a bare gray patio looks out of place next to a stone front or wood siding, a pattern and color can tie the yard and the house together.
How a stamped concrete job runs, start to finish
Call or send a message
- Call (406) 536-3025 or use the form
- Say where the stamped area goes
- Give the rough size in square feet
- Mention any public sidewalk work
Site visit and written estimate
- I come out and walk the site
- I ask how you'll use it
- We look at patterns and colors
- The estimate lists what's included
Permits, pour date and stamping
- We check permits and help with paperwork
- Pour date chosen to suit the concrete
- I work on the crew that pours
- Pattern pressed at the right stage
Cleanup and walk-through
- We keep you posted throughout
- We clean up the site
- We walk the finished work together
- Your satisfaction, guaranteed
Ask for a free stamped concrete estimate
Tell us where it goes, its rough size in square feet and whether it touches a public sidewalk. We reply within one business day, and there's no obligation to book.
Stamped concrete questions from Bozeman homeowners
Here are the questions Bozeman homeowners ask us most. If yours isn't here, please call (406) 536-3025, and thank you for asking.
What does stamped concrete cost in Bozeman?
Stamped concrete in Bozeman usually costs about $14 to $28 per square foot, which is a fair range to plan around. That's the usual price in the area, not ours, and the pattern, colors, shape and any tear-out move a job within it. I walk your site and write down what your price covers.
How should I care for stamped concrete in a Bozeman winter?
Go easy on salt, because surface scaling, the top flaking off, is the most common frost damage on concrete, and it's linked to deicing salt. The city rates weathering here as Severe. A Michigan concrete trade group advises no deicers the first winter, sand for traction instead, and no magnesium or calcium chloride, fertilizer or water-softener salt after that.
How often does stamped concrete need to be resealed?
Reseal when the surface starts to look worn, not on a fixed calendar. One sealer maker says a single maintenance coat can go on at that point, with coats spaced 18 to 24 months apart or more so the sealer doesn't build up. Check the instructions for the sealer on your slab, since products differ.
Who approves a new public sidewalk in Bozeman?
The City Engineer's office in Bozeman approves and inspects new or replaced public sidewalks. It takes an application before a sidewalk along the street is built or replaced, and the sidewalk is inspected before the pour, which you book at 406-582-2280. Owners here also have to maintain or repair the public sidewalk next to their property.
Can stamped concrete be poured in cold weather in Bozeman?
Yes, but a national concrete guide counts it as cold-weather work when the air falls, or is expected to fall, below 40°F while the new concrete still needs protecting. That changes how the pour is planned, so we set the pour date with that line in mind and talk through timing with you at the estimate.
Will a new stamped patio crack like my old one?
Any slab can crack, so we plan where it does rather than leave it to chance. We cut control joints, shallow lines that give the concrete a straight place to crack, and line them up with the pattern so they blend in. At the estimate, I'll also look at why your old slab cracked.
Other concrete work we do
- Service
Concrete sidewalk building
If the public sidewalk along your street needs replacing, or you want a plain walk leading to a stamped patio, we handle the walk as its own job.
Read more Concrete sidewalk building - Service
Garage floor concrete
When the garage floor is cracked or uneven too, we can plan it alongside your stamped work and give it a smooth finish that's easy to sweep.
Read more Garage floor concrete - Service
Concrete patio construction
If you'd like a patio with a plain finish, or want stamping on just part of it, we plan and pour the whole patio with you.
Read more Concrete patio construction
Get a free estimate for your stamped concrete
Request an estimate- VisitBozeman, MT 59715
- Call(406) 536-3025
- Emailhello@concretebozeman.com
- HoursMon–Sun: 7 AM–11 PM
Serving Bozeman and nearby cities
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