Icedale, PA Stamped Concrete Contractors

Elevate your home’s appeal with modern stamped concrete in Icedale, PA by Morrison Custom Concrete, Inc. Our stamped concrete projects are durable, long-lasting, and require minimal maintenance. Get stunning patios, walkways, driveways, pool decks, sidewalks, and more!

In Icedale, PA‘s humid climate with seasonal temperature fluctuations, our stamped concrete proves to be an ideal choice, offering both resilience and longevity.

Enjoy the benefits of lower maintenance, cost-effectiveness, and a wide array of colors and textures to complement any aesthetic. Our experienced local concrete contractors in Icedale, PA, can customize your concrete to mimic pavers, brick, slate, stone, tile, or wood. Upgrade your surroundings with stamped concrete by Morrison Custom Concrete, Inc.

FAQs about Custom Stamped Concrete Design & Installation

What Concrete Services Does Morrison Custom Concrete, Inc. Do?

Our concrete services include stamped concrete, concrete flatwork, masonry, hardscaping, footings and foundations, and more. You can trust us to fully explain the process, get the job done on schedule and clean up after ourselves each day for minimal disruption.

We also offer concrete maintenance and resealing services to make your concrete features look like new and last as long as possible. Whether you need a stamped concrete patio or a custom designed fire pit and retaining wall, Morrison Custom Concrete, Inc. has the experience to create your vision in concrete.

Is Stamped Concrete Expensive?

Stamped concrete is less expensive than alternatives such as bricks or pavers to both install and maintain. The final cost of your stamped concrete project depends on variables of the job. For example, the size of the project, additional features like retaining walls, the concrete contractor you hire and the cost of labor in your local market.

How to Maintain Stamped Concrete?

Sweep the surface to clear debris regularly. Use a gentle cleaner to wash the stamped concrete or power wash on a low setting. A gentle cleaner will release trapped dirt in a way that does not damage it or reduce its lifespan. Use a garden hose to rinse.

Another interesting reminder: Try to prevent your pet or pets from using the bathroom over the concrete. Pet urine is very acidic; over time, it’s known to stain and destroy the sealer.