Stamped Concrete Contractor in Denver
Our Stamped Concrete Services
We install stamped concrete surfaces that make properties visually appealing while holding up to everyday use. Bronco Services delivers expert installation and finishes you'll be proud of on your home or property. Proudly providing stamped concrete services to Denver, Colorado and surrounding cities.
Stamped Patios
Create a visually stunning patio with stamped concrete. Choose from several designs that mimic stone, slate, brick & wood, allowing you to create the perfect concrete masterpiece for your outdoor space.
☑️ Cost-effective alternative to pavers and flagstone installations
☑️ Low maintenance, easy to clean surface
Stamped Sidewalks
Add character to your property with stamped concrete sidewalks and connect entryways, patios, and outdoor spaces beautifully and modernly.
☑️ Improve property appearance while connecting entryways, driveways, and patios
☑️ Slip-resistant sealing
Stamped Retaining Walls
Stamped retaining walls provide the strength of reinforced concrete with the appearance of stone blocks. These walls are ideal for managing elevation changes while enhancing the overall look of your landscape.
☑️ Ideal for slopes, landscaping and elevation changes
☑️ Seating walls & garden beds
Sealing & Resealing
Concrete sealing protects your concrete for many years to come and brings your decorative concrete projects to life.
☑️ Protection against moisture, tough stains, and freeze–thaw damage
☑️ Mixed with anti-slip grit for enhanced traction
✔ Borders ✔ Driveways & Extensions ✔ Front Entrances & More
What's stamped concrete?
Stamped concrete is a decorative form of concrete work. It can resemble various material installations such as brick, flagstone, slate and wood to achieve the desired pattern. It is more expensive than regular concrete, as it is more labor intensive but worth every dollar.
The process involves placing concrete without a broom finish and applying a release agent before stamping the concrete with rubber mats. This release agent is either a clear liquid release or a antique release powder that is placed on the concrete to either give the concrete the main color or secondary color.
What colors & designs can I choose?
Interested on viewing what colors & designs you can choose for your stamped concrete project? Click the button to view.
Picture above is from our vendor's stamped concrete display at Rocky Mountain Decorative Concrete Supplies
Color & Design Help
Need helping deciding color or design options for your project? Contact Bronco Services for all of your questions.
Our Stamped Concrete Process
1. Consultation – We meet on-site to review your goals, layout, and project requirements.
2. Planning & Preparation – We finalize material selection, schedule work, and prepare the site for installation.
3. Installation – Our team completes the work using tools and proven stamped concrete methods.
4. Cutting, Washing & Sealing – After concrete has been placed, the following day concrete saw cuts take place for relief joints. The concrete then cures for 3 weeks for a pressure wash and sealant.
5. Final Walkthrough – We review the finished project with you to ensure quality and satisfaction.
Why Choose Bronco Services
Experienced Craftsmanship
Our team brings hands-on experience in concrete, landscaping, and site work projects across the Denver metro area.
Quality Materials
We use durable materials and proper installation methods to ensure long-lasting results.
Reliable Communication
We keep clients informed from consultation to project completion.
Built for Colorado Conditions
Our installations are designed to handle freeze-thaw cycles and local soil conditions.
Complete Project Capability
From site preparation to final installation, we manage the full scope of work.
Free Stamped Concrete Estimates
Ready to start your project? Contact Bronco Services today to schedule a consultation and receive a quote for your project.
Service Areas
Bronco Services provides stamped concrete services throughout the Denver metro area, Centennial, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, and many more cities throughout Colorado.
View our city service list.
F.A.Q. about Stamped Concrete
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How much more expensive is stamped concrete compared to regular concrete?
Stamped Concrete tends to be 1.4 times more expensive than getting regular concrete installed. For example, if you received a quote to get a patio done for $5,000, getting it done in stamped concrete would cost about $7,000. But a lot of other factors affect the price too such as more site preparation before the concrete gets poured, darker and lighter concrete color choices, more designs or phases, ETC.
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Why is stamped concrete more expensive?
Stamped concrete is more expensive as it requires more work than regular concrete. There are more steps, and more materials needed when it comes to getting stamped concrete installed.
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Is stamped concrete slippery?
No. Stamped concrete can only become slippery when wet if traction-grit additive was not added into the sealer when applied. We mix in a traction-grit additive into the sealer before the sealer gets applied onto the concrete's surface for every stamped concrete project to make sure of no slip and falls but also preserve the life of the concrete by having sealer applied.
Stamped Concrete
What designs can I choose?
Whats a release agent?
A release agent is a powder or liquid that gets applied to the concrete so the rubber mats, that are used to make the designs, don't get stuck onto the concrete.
Coloring and Stamping
Changing the concrete's color comes to down 3 ways.
1. The FIRST way is mixing bagged cement pigment into a concrete truck. Which is also known as integral colored concrete. Integral color isn't only used for stamped projects, it can also be used for regular broom finished concrete. Usually when going with this option for your stamped project, your two options of release agents would be a clear liquid release agent or a powdered antique release. The powdered antique release adds a secondary color to the concrete. If you need help with choosing coloring for your concrete, we can help.
Check out the integral color options - dry-color-card.pdf
Check out the antique release color options - Brickform-Standard-Color-Card.pdf
2. The SECOND way is by using a color hardener. It's a powder that consists of pigments, sand and fine aggregates. The color hardener gets applied onto concrete when bull floating to manually work the color into the concrete. When choosing color hardener for your project, the way to stamp it would be with an antique release agent. You can get more color variations on your patio with this option by mixing the two powders onto your concrete. One for coloring and one for stamping.
Check out the color hardener and antique release options - Brickform-Standard-Color-Card.pdf
3. The THIRD way would be staining the concrete. The concrete gets stained with an acid or water-based formula. Which is then sprayed, rolled or a combination of both onto the concrete. When choosing this option you would get your stamped concrete project installed in regular grey colored and stamped with a clear liquid release agent. Then the concrete would get stained once dry. This option creates more color variation by pairing multiple stains together or to create one more uniform color.
Check out the color options - Brickform-Standard-Color-Card.pdf
Ask us about the water-based Smith colors!
Sample Board
Here's a sample board from Rocky Mountain Decorative Concrete Supplies in Denver, CO. Squares shown are stamped concrete colors and patterns together. You can reference to this when trying to decide for your color and stamp options.
