Finish options
Decorative concrete is still concrete underneath — same base prep, same reinforcement considerations for clay soil — but the surface is textured and colored before it cures to mimic another material. It's a popular choice for Spartanburg patios and walkways where homeowners want more visual interest than a plain broom finish without the cost of real stone or pavers.
- Stamped patterns that mimic flagstone, cobblestone, brick, or wood plank
- Integral color and stains for a custom look
- Brick or contrasting-color border accents and control-joint detailing
- Exposed-aggregate finishes for texture and slip resistance
- Sealing to protect color and texture over time
Detail work that holds up
Decorative touches like brick-accent borders and precisely placed control joints take more planning than a standard pour, but they're what separates a decorative slab that looks intentional from one that looks like an afterthought. We plan the pattern layout and joint placement together before we ever pour, so the design and the structural joints work with each other, not against each other.