Stamped Concrete in Plano

Plano's housing stock is older than most of its northern neighbors, and it shows up first in the driveway and back patio. Original concrete poured in the 80s and 90s rarely had the steel and joint spacing we'd use today, so thirty years of clay soil movement has left plenty of Plano homeowners with cracked slabs that used to be smooth.

Overlay or tear-out — an honest answer

Sound concrete with only cosmetic cracking is usually a candidate for a decorative overlay: a new stamped or stained surface without demolition, at a fraction of tear-out cost. Concrete with structural cracking, heaving, or drainage problems needs a real tear-out and repour with proper steel and expansion joints. We tell you which one your slab actually needs before you pay for either.