Stamped Concrete Contractor in Franklin, TN

Yes. Franklin is about 12 miles north of Spring Hill, well inside our 30-mile service area. We handle stamped patios, walkways and driveways in slate, stone and brick patterns there, and the quote is free.

It depends on the project. When one is needed, we pull the permit from the City of Franklin's building department and build to whatever the permit and inspection require.

Not by stamping it, since the texture is pressed in while the concrete is fresh. A sound older slab can take a stamped overlay, and a cracked or settled one is better torn out and poured new. We tell you which makes sense after we look at the slab.

Any concrete can crack, so we place control joints within the pattern, often along the grout lines where they disappear. A good base and proper drainage keep the slab from moving in the first place. Color that runs all the way through the mix also makes a hairline crack much less noticeable.

Yes, when it is built and sealed right. Freeze-thaw cycles and de-icing salt are hard on any concrete, so we start with a compacted base, slope the slab to drain and seal it so water does not soak in and freeze. Resealing every few years and keeping rock salt off it are the two best things you can do.

Yes. Stamping takes more labor, color, sealer and a bigger crew on pour day, so it costs more than a broom-finish slab. It usually comes in under laying natural stone or pavers over the same area, and a stamped border around a plain slab gets you much of the look for less. We can price it both ways on your free quote.