Garage Solutions
Tulsa Metro
5 (Google)219 reviews
Largest coatings operator in the state by reviews. Grind-down and resurface, decorative garage floors.
Service area: Epoxy, grind-and-resurface
10161 E Admiral Pl, Tulsa, OK 74116
Service guide
Stamped & Decorative Concrete in Oklahoma
Stamped and decorative concrete presses pattern, texture and color into a slab while it is still plastic. Done well it reads convincingly as stone, brick or slate for a fraction of the material cost. Done badly it reads unmistakably as stamped concrete, and there is no fixing it after the slab sets.
This is the service where crew skill matters most
The pour, the stamp and the color all happen inside one narrow working window, judged by feel, with no opportunity to undo anything. A crew that pours excellent plain flatwork is not automatically a crew that stamps well — it is a genuinely different skill.
Ask to see photographs of their own completed decorative work, ideally several years old rather than freshly poured. Color holding up after three Oklahoma summers tells you far more than a photograph taken the day the sealer went down.
The tells of a bad stamp job
Visible pattern repetition, because the crew did not rotate and vary the mats. Flat, uniform color with no depth, because release color was skipped or applied carelessly. Grout lines of inconsistent depth. And smooth, slick patches where texture was lost — a genuine slip hazard when wet, and the most common complaint about decorative concrete in practice.
Cost and ongoing maintenance
Stamping adds $4 to $8 per square foot over plain concrete. Exposed aggregate adds $2 to $5, integral color $0.75 to $1.50, acid staining $2 to $4, decorative borders and bands $3 to $8 per linear foot.
Decorative surfaces need resealing every two to three years in Oklahoma's climate. That is a real commitment, not a footnote — an unsealed stamped patio fades and the color wears through at traffic points. Budget for it or choose a finish that does not require it.
Contractors Offering Stamped & Decorative Concrete
Alex's Construction Co, LLC
Oklahoma City Metro
4.9 (Google)77 reviews
Concrete-only specialist. Stamped cobblestone, stained finishes matched to stone, drainage slope work.
BBBA+
Service area: Stamped, stained, walkways
3931 NW 8th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73107
Loco Concrete
Tulsa Metro
4.9 (Google)210 reviews
High-volume independent. Stamped patios, cool-deck resurfacing, garage floors, shed slabs. 24/7 listing.
BBBA+
Service area: Stamped patios, slabs, pool decks
3701 S Harvard Ave Ste A #152, Tulsa, OK 74135
ACES 24 Hour Floors, LLC
Tulsa Metro
4.9 (Google)158 reviews
One- and two-day coating installs for garages and patios. Owner-quoted.
Service area: Garage floors, patios, coatings
11105 E 56th St Unit A, Tulsa, OK 74146
Ramcrete Concrete Designs
Tulsa Metro
4.9 (Google)51 reviews
Decorative and metallic epoxy flooring, sunken-room fill and leveling.
Service area: Metallic epoxy, decorative, fill-in
16303 E 96th St N, Owasso, OK 74055
Richard's Custom Concrete L.L.C.
Oklahoma City Metro
4.9 (Google)44 reviews
Stamped and stained walkways, driveway and patio extensions. Long operating hours.
Service area: Stamped, stained, driveways
10408 Birkenhead Rd, Yukon, OK 73099
Bison Concrete
Oklahoma City Metro
5 (Google)33 reviews
Full decorative range: stamped, colored, stained, custom finishes, rebar-reinforced stem walls. Repairs dropped driveways.
BBBA+
Service area: Stamped, colored, stained, driveways
5920 NW 56th St, Warr Acres, OK 73122
Accurate Concrete Coatings
Tulsa Metro
5 (Google)25 reviews
Interior stained concrete restoration and commercial warehouse flooring.
BBBA+
Service area: Stained floors, warehouse coatings
5460 S Garnett Rd Ste Y, Tulsa, OK 74146
Decorative Concrete of Oklahoma
Southwest Oklahoma
4.7 (Google)15 reviews
Southwest OK decorative specialist. Floor dye, charcoal patio stain, hangar floors, polished concrete.
Service area: Stain, dye, polished floors
1712 Cleveland St, Altus, OK 73521
Frequently Asked Questions
Does stamped concrete get slippery?
It can, particularly smooth-troweled patterns and any area where texture was lost during stamping. For pool decks, steps and anywhere that gets wet, ask specifically about slip resistance — a textured pattern plus a sealer with grit additive addresses it. This is worth raising before the pour rather than after the first fall.
How long does stamped concrete last?
The concrete lasts as long as any other properly built slab, 30 to 50 years. The decorative surface is the shorter clock: color and sealer need renewing every two to three years in Oklahoma, and traffic areas wear faster. Neglected, a stamped patio looks tired in five to seven years while remaining structurally sound.
Stamped & Decorative Concrete by City
Each page lists the contractors covering that city.
Oklahoma CityOklahoma County · 681,054TulsaTulsa County · 413,066NormanCleveland County · 128,026Broken ArrowTulsa County · 113,540EdmondOklahoma County · 94,428LawtonComanche County · 90,381MooreCleveland County · 62,793Midwest CityOklahoma County · 58,409EnidGarfield County · 51,308StillwaterPayne County · 48,394OwassoTulsa County · 38,240BartlesvilleWashington County · 37,290MuskogeeMuskogee County · 36,878ShawneePottawatomie County · 31,543BixbyTulsa County · 28,609YukonCanadian County · 28,406JenksTulsa County · 25,949ArdmoreCarter County · 24,873Ponca CityKay County · 24,424DuncanStephens County · 22,569
Other Concrete Services
Concrete ContractorsPoured concrete flatwork — driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs and replacement.Concrete DrivewaysNew driveway pours, aprons and widening, from tear-out through final finish.Concrete PatiosPatio slabs, extensions and outdoor living pads, plain or decorative.Concrete Removal & ReplacementDemolition and haul-off of failed slabs, then a correctly prepared repour.Sidewalks & WalkwaysPublic and private walkways, steps, ADA ramps and municipal sidewalk repair.