How Much Does Stamped Concrete Cost in the Greater Piedmont Triad Area?
How Much Does Stamped Concrete in the Piedmont Triad area?
Are you considering adding a stamped concrete patio, sidewalk, driveway, or sitting area to your home in the Piedmont Triad area? As you explore your options, you may have questions such as:
What is the cost of stamped concrete?
Is stamped concrete suitable for my home?
​ Are the maintenance costs associated with stamped concrete?
As local contractors who design and execute numerous stamped concrete projects each year, we assist many homeowners in understanding, designing, and installing stamped concrete that aligns with their budget and preferences.
In this article, we will outline the costs related to stamped concrete for your Loveland home and discuss the pros and cons of stamped concrete to help determine if it's the right choice for you.
What is the Cost of Stamped Concrete in Winston-Salem Greensboro, High Point, Kernersville, Clemmons, Lewisville and Surrounding Areas?
In the Piedmont Triad, stamped concrete installation can range from approximately $4,000 to over $50,000. This broad range can be broken down to give you a clearer idea of your project's potential costs.
3 Main Factors Influencing Stamped Concrete Costs:
Size: The overall size of your project significantly impacts the cost. Larger projects have a lower cost per square foot.
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For instance, larger jobs may cost around $12 per square foot for areas over 2000 square feet, while smaller projects can exceed $25 per square foot. The average cost for concrete in the Winston-Salem area is about $15 per square foot.
Prep Work: The preparation needed for your stamped concrete varies. Are you starting fresh with a new area, replacing an old patio, or leveling your yard? These factors influence your project's overall cost. Typical costs include: - Existing deck/patio removal: $2-$5 per square foot - Excavation or area leveling: $1 per square foot per inch of adjustment
Design: Are you aiming for a simple color and pattern, or do you want a unique design that impresses? More intricate designs require a larger investment.
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What Are the Maintenance Costs for Stamped Concrete?
Fortunately, maintaining stamped concrete is generally low-cost. With proper installation, it can last up to 40 years. To help maintain its appearance, we recommend resealing every 2 years, which may vary based on exposure to wear and sun.
Hiring a professional for resealing can cost between $400 and $1000, while DIY options with high-quality sealers can be as low as $150-$400.
What Are the Pros and Cons of Stamped Concrete Compared to Other Materials?
Stamped concrete tends to be more expensive than standard concrete and some landscaping materials, but it is often affordable than pavers or wood decks
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Attractive
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Durable
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Lower maintenance than wood decks
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More budget-friendly than other decorative options
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Higher cost than standard concrete or DIY projects
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Once cracked, there is not much you can do to repair (That is why it is important to invest in proper prep work)
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More maintenance than standard concrete
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Sealed area can be slippery when wet
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Examples of Stamped Concrete Projects and Costs:
Large Stamped Concrete Patio with 2 layers and 2 designs, replacing an existing small patio: 1500 sq. ft at $17/sq. ft. Total: $25,500
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Large Stamped Concrete Patio with one design, raised 4" with minimal prep: 1000 sq. ft. at $14/sq. ft. Total: $14,000
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Large Wrap-Around Stamped Concrete Driveway, replacing an existing driveway: 2500 sq. ft. at $15q. ft. Total: $,500
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How to Get a Quote for Your Stamped Concrete Project:
Step #1: To get started, click the below link
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Step #2: Upload your pictures of the area you'd like quoted into your form.
Step #3: We will have one of our design consultations contact you to discuss your project and obtain a rough estimate.
Step #4: Schedule an in-person meeting with our Project Manager to finalize details of your project, review the contract, and make a deposit.
Step #5: We will begin construction on your stamped concrete project.
Step #6: Enjoy your new stamped concrete for years to come!