Published 2026
The most requested pattern we pour — irregular, staggered stone shapes that mimic natural slate. It works well for patios and pool decks because the irregular joint lines hide minor surface imperfections better than a uniform pattern would.
A classic brick-laid pattern, popular for walkways and driveways where homeowners want a traditional look without the cost or long-term joint maintenance of real brick pavers.
Smaller, rounded-edge units in a tighter repeating pattern — reads as old-world and works particularly well on curved walkways and entry areas.
A newer pattern that replicates the look of wood decking in concrete — popular for pool decks specifically, since it gives a wood-look surface without the maintenance, splintering, or rot risk of an actual wood deck near water.
Pattern and color work together — a slate pattern in warm earth tones reads very differently than the same pattern in cool gray tones. We bring physical samples to your estimate so you can see combinations in your actual yard's lighting before committing.
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