805-424-5998
Licensed & Insured
805-424-5998
Licensed & Insured
Patterned concrete that matches the Riviera and Mesa's Spanish Colonial architecture at a lower cost than natural stone.
Patterned concrete that matches the Riviera and Mesa's Spanish Colonial architecture at a lower cost than natural stone.
Ashlar slate for patios and entries, Roman slate for pool decks, wood plank for side yards, and Spanish tile for courtyards — layouts chosen to match Riviera and Mesa architecture.
A base color in the mix plus a contrasting release powder for depth — charcoal, walnut, dark gray, or terra cotta depending on the pattern.
Textured stamps add slip resistance, which matters on sloped driveways off Mission Ridge and similar hillside streets.
Stamping presses texture mats into fresh concrete during the finishing window, usually 2 to 4 hours after placement depending on temperature. We use patterns that mimic stone, slate, brick, or wood, plus running bond, ashlar slate, and Spanish tile layouts common throughout the area.
Sealed with a UV-stable finish suited to coastal sun exposure, stamped surfaces hold their color and texture for years with resealing every 2 to 3 years.
Ashlar slate and Spanish tile patterns pair well with the Riviera and Mesa's Spanish Colonial style; Roman slate is popular for pool decks.
A base color goes into the mix, and a contrasting release powder is broadcast during stamping for depth and variation.
The textured surface actually adds slip resistance compared to smooth troweled concrete, which is one reason it's popular on sloped driveways.
Every 2 to 3 years to maintain color and UV protection in Santa Barbara's coastal sun.
Call 805-424-5998 or request a quote online.
805-424-5998