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Stamped and Brushed Finished Concrete

Concrete industry guidance places control joints at intervals of 2 to 3 times the slab thickness, measured in feet, so a 4-inch patio needs a joint about every 8 to 12 feet to keep cracking where it belongs. Kegley Landscape LLC applies that kind of detail to stamped and brushed finished concrete in Navarre, OH, and across Stark County. We pour stamped patios and walkways that mimic stone, slate, or brick, broom-finished driveways and steps with solid traction, and colored surfaces that complement your home. Every slab sits on a compacted base, gets properly spaced joints, and is sealed to resist Ohio's freeze and thaw.
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BEAUTIFUL CONCRETE STARTS LONG BEFORE THE TRUCK ARRIVES.

The finish gets all the attention, but the work that happens underneath decides how the slab ages. Soft subgrade, missing base stone, and poorly placed joints lead to random cracks and heaving no matter how good the surface looks on pour day. We excavate, compact, form, and plan joint layout before any concrete is ordered, then time the finishing so patterns and textures come out crisp. Careful preparation turns a good-looking pour into a lasting one.
  • Subgrade excavated and compacted
  • Forms set to proper pitch
  • Control joints planned before pouring
  • Surfaces sealed after curing
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STAMPED AND BRUSHED FINISHED CONCRETE

THE LOOK OF STONE WITH THE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE.

Stamped concrete gives patios, walkways, and entries the texture of natural stone or brick at a fraction of the maintenance. Broom-finished concrete, meanwhile, delivers a clean, slip-resistant surface for driveways, sidewalks, and steps. We help you choose patterns, colors, and finishes that suit each area of your property, balancing appearance with safety, durability, and the way you actually use the space.

WINTER HERE IS HARD ON CONCRETE, SO WE POUR FOR IT.

Northeast Ohio concrete faces snow, ice, deicing products, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles every year. Air-entrained mixes, proper curing, and a quality sealer all help slabs resist surface damage. We also recommend avoiding rock salt on new concrete during its first winter and resealing stamped surfaces on a regular schedule, so color stays rich and the surface stays protected for many seasons.

HANDWRITTEN ESTIMATES, HONEST POURS.

You will never get a vague concrete quote from us. Every estimate spells out square footage, thickness, finish, color, and sealing on a carbon-copy sheet you keep. In 7 years of outdoor construction, we have found that clear expectations lead to happy clients and slabs that match what was promised. Thinking about a stamped patio or new walkway this season?

WHAT DECORATIVE CONCRETE DELIVERS.

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Upscale Style for Less
Stamped concrete recreates the look of slate, flagstone, or brick without the cost and labor of setting individual stones. You get a high-end appearance that fits a practical budget.
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Safer Footing
A broom finish creates fine ridges that add grip in rain and snow. Driveways, steps, and walkways become safer for family, guests, and delivery drivers year round.
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Low Maintenance
Sealed concrete resists stains and weeds. Occasional cleaning and periodic resealing keep surfaces looking fresh without the constant upkeep some materials require. A garden hose and a push broom handle most routine care.
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Long-Lasting Durability
Properly placed and cured concrete handles vehicles, furniture, and foot traffic for decades. A compacted base and planned joints help it stand up to Ohio weather.
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Endless Design Options
Patterns, borders, integral color, and release color let you customize every surface. Stamped and brushed areas can even be combined in the same project for contrast and function.
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Improved Property Value
Attractive, well-built concrete surfaces extend living space and boost curb appeal. Buyers appreciate outdoor areas that look great and need little attention. Solid concrete work becomes a lasting selling point when the time comes to list.
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our services

OUR STAMPED AND BRUSHED CONCRETE WORK

Decorative and functional concrete comes in many forms. These are the stamped and broom-finished concrete services we provide for homes and businesses throughout the area.
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PATIO SLABS

Stamped Concrete Patios

Stamped patios deliver the texture of stone or brick with the strength of a single slab. We pour, color, stamp, and seal each patio to create an outdoor room that holds up to seasons of use.
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DRIVE SURFACES

Broom-Finished Driveways

A broom finish gives driveways a clean appearance and dependable traction. We build on a compacted base, pour to the correct thickness, and cut joints that help manage cracking. Snow shovels glide easily over it.
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WALK PATHS

Stamped Walkways

Guests follow a finished, custom path to your door when the walkway is stamped. Matching patterns and colors to your patio creates a unified design across the whole property. Borders can add extra contrast.
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ENTRY STEPS

Concrete Steps and Stoops

Solid concrete steps and stoops create safe, attractive entries. We form each step to consistent heights and add a textured finish that stays grippy in wet and icy weather. Handrail needs are discussed too.
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COLOR WORK

Integral and Release Color

Color mixed into the concrete provides a rich, uniform base, while release color adds depth and highlights texture during stamping. Together they create a natural, multi-tone appearance. Samples help you choose confidently.
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SEALING

Concrete Sealing

Sealer protects stamped and brushed surfaces from moisture, stains, and deicing products. We apply it after curing and can reseal older concrete to restore color and protection. Regular sealing keeps surfaces looking new.
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THE WORD ON OUR WORK

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY.

Clients who choose us for concrete often mention the finished look first, then the process. Their reviews highlight clear pricing, careful workmanship on forms and finishes, and surfaces that turned an ordinary yard into a real outdoor living space.
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FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.

Choosing a concrete finish raises questions about durability, maintenance, and design. These answers help homeowners decide between stamped and brushed concrete and care for it properly.

Is stamped concrete slippery when wet?

Sealed stamped concrete can become slick, especially with smooth patterns. Adding an anti-slip additive to the sealer or choosing a textured stamp pattern improves traction around pools, steps, and entries.

How often should stamped concrete be resealed?

Most stamped concrete benefits from resealing every 2 to 3 years, depending on sun exposure and traffic. Fresh sealer restores color, repels water, and protects the surface from salt and staining.

Will my concrete crack?

All concrete shrinks as it cures, so some cracking is expected. Properly spaced control joints, a compacted base, and correct curing encourage cracks to form neatly inside the joints instead of across the slab.

Can I use salt on new concrete?

Avoid rock salt during the first winter while the concrete is still maturing. Sand provides traction without damaging the surface, and Kegley Landscape LLC in Navarre, OH, shares winter care tips with every project.

How long before I can walk or drive on new concrete?

Foot traffic is usually fine after about 24 to 48 hours. Vehicles should wait at least 7 days, and full strength develops over roughly 28 days as the concrete continues to cure.

Where does brushed concrete work better than stamped?

Brushed concrete excels on driveways, sidewalks, garage aprons, and steps where traction and cost matter most. Stamped concrete shines on patios and walkways where decorative appeal is the priority. Many homes combine both.

Can stamped concrete be colored to match my home?

Yes. Integral color tints the entire slab, while release color adds contrasting highlights. Combining them lets us match brick, stone, roofing, or siding tones for a coordinated look. Sample chips help confirm the final shade.

Why choose Kegley Landscape LLC for stamped and brushed concrete in Navarre, OH?

At Kegley Landscape LLC in Navarre, OH, we handle excavation, base preparation, forming, and finishing ourselves, so every layer beneath the surface gets proper attention. Handwritten, itemized estimates keep expectations clear from the first conversation.

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    HOW WE WORK

    FROM BARE SUBGRADE TO SEALED SLAB, HERE IS HOW.

    STEP 01

    CHOOSING THE FINISH
    We meet on site to discuss the area, its purpose, and the look you want. Pattern samples and color options help you picture the finished surface before any decisions are final. We also discuss sealing and upkeep.

    STEP 02

    WRITING THE ESTIMATE
    Your handwritten, itemized estimate lists square footage, thickness, finish, color, and sealing. You keep a carbon copy, so the agreed scope stays clear throughout the project. Every question gets answered before the concrete is ordered.

    STEP 03

    PREPARING THE BASE
    We excavate soft soil, add and compact base stone, and set forms to the correct height and pitch. Joint locations are planned so cracks stay controlled. Reinforcement is added where the slab needs extra strength.

    STEP 04

    POURING AND FINISHING
    Concrete is placed, screeded, and floated, then stamped or broomed at exactly the right moment. Timing matters, so we stay focused on the slab until the finish is complete. Edges are tooled for a crisp look.

    STEP 05

    CUTTING AND CURING
    Control joints are cut or tooled, and the concrete cures under the right conditions. Proper curing strengthens the surface and helps it resist winter damage. We keep traffic off the slab until it is ready.

    STEP 06

    SEALING AND WALKING THROUGH
    After curing, we apply sealer to protect color and texture. Then we review the finished work with you and explain how to care for it through every season. Resealing reminders help you plan future care.