How much does stamped concrete cost in Arizona?
Stamped concrete cost runs $8 to $19 per square foot in HomeGuide’s stamped concrete guide. It puts a 20x20 patio at $3,200 to $7,600. Angi’s 2026 stamped concrete guide puts the national average at $5,320, and most homeowners pay $2,961 to $7,822. These are published market ranges, and a real number needs a look at your site.
Stamped concrete presses the look of brick, slate or stone into one solid slab. It costs more than a plain broom finish, and the pattern sets how much more. DC Construction and Development pours stamped and decorative concrete across Queen Creek and the East Valley. Our crew stamps and colors new patios, driveways, walkways and pool decks, and we work year-round.
This plain-English guide uses published national ranges from HomeGuide, from Angi’s guide updated September 8, 2026, and from Concrete Network. They are market numbers, not a quote. Angi’s average draws on 1,712 verified projects. The three guides do not agree, so each figure carries its source’s name. It covers price per square foot, sizes, patterns, prep and upkeep in the East Valley.
What does stamped concrete cost per square foot?
Stamped concrete cost per square foot runs $8 to $19 on average in HomeGuide’s guide. Angi’s 2026 stamped concrete guide puts it at roughly $9 to $22, depending on design. Concrete Network starts basic work at $10 to $14. Borders, extra patterns and more colors move a job into a higher tier.
HomeGuide and Concrete Network both sort stamped work into three tiers. Basic means one pattern and one color. Mid-range adds a border, contrasting patterns or more colors. High-end layers several patterns and colors, with hand-carved or hand-colored detail. HomeGuide says its tier prices include materials and minimum labor fees.
- HomeGuide: basic $8 to $13, mid-range $13 to $19, high-end $19 to $26 or more.
- Concrete Network: basic $10 to $14, mid-range $14 to $20, high-end $20 and up.
How much does a stamped concrete patio or driveway cost by size?
HomeGuide’s stamped concrete guide puts a 10x10 patio at $800 to $1,900 and a 20x20 at $3,200 to $7,600. Its 2-car driveway rows start higher per square foot than its patio rows. Each row is a national range from that one guide.
Angi lists a 100 square foot patio at $900 to $2,200. Its 500 square foot driveway row runs $4,500 to $11,000. Angi says driveways often cost more than patios or walkways because of extra prep work, thicker slabs or access challenges. HomeGuide’s separate patio guide, the source for our concrete patio cost guide, prices stamped patios higher at the top end.
Walkways run a little higher by the foot than patios in HomeGuide’s stamped guide. It puts a stamped walkway at $10 to $21 per square foot, so a 4x50 path runs $2,000 to $4,200. Angi lists a 300 square foot walkway at $2,700 to $5,300. Our patio and walkway work includes stamped finishes on new pours.
HomeGuide’s stamped concrete guide, published national ranges installed, not a quote. Excavation and ground prep are not included.
| Project and size | Square feet | HomeGuide range |
|---|---|---|
| Patio, 10x10 | 100 | $800 to $1,900 |
| Patio, 12x12 | 144 | $1,150 to $2,750 |
| Patio, 10x20 | 200 | $1,600 to $3,800 |
| Patio, 15x20 | 300 | $2,400 to $5,700 |
| Patio, 20x20 | 400 | $3,200 to $7,600 |
| Patio, 24x24 | 576 | $4,600 to $10,950 |
| 2-car driveway, 24x24 | 576 | $6,900 to $10,400 |
| 3-car driveway, 24x36 | 864 | $10,400 to $15,500 |
How much do stamped concrete patterns cost?
Angi’s 2026 stamped concrete guide prices common patterns per square foot. A one-color brick stamp runs about $9, and a wood plank look about $16. A custom logo or inlay runs $18 to $22. Simple patterns like brick or slate cost less than detailed ones.
HomeGuide says prices rise with every extra color and pattern. A standard stamping pattern costs much less than paying for a new custom one. Angi suggests standard stamps and single-color finishes to save on labor and materials. It also suggests focusing on high-impact areas. A stamped border around a plain broom-finished slab is one way to do that.
- Brick, one color: about $9
- Slate, a textured stone look: about $11
- Cobblestone, detailed and multi-color: about $14
- Wood plank: about $16
- Custom logo or inlay: $18 to $22
How does stamped concrete cost compare with regular concrete?
HomeGuide puts a 10x20 stamped patio at $1,600 to $3,800, against $800 to $2,400 for a regular 10x20 concrete patio. By the foot, it lists regular slabs at $5 to $10 and stamped concrete at $8 to $19. Stamping and coloring add their own line to the bill.
HomeGuide splits a stamped job into three costs per square foot. Concrete materials run $2 to $6, labor $3 to $9, and stamping and coloring $3 to $4. Angi puts stamped concrete labor at $5 to $15 per square foot. HomeGuide notes that large jobs need a team of people to finish the design before the concrete dries. Our concrete vs pavers comparison covers how stamped concrete stacks up against pavers on heat and upkeep.
Can you stamp existing concrete, or does it come out first?
Stamping existing concrete means adding a 1/4 to 3/4 inch overlay on top. HomeGuide puts that at $7 to $15 per square foot. When the old slab has failed, it comes out first. HomeGuide lists old concrete removal at $3 to $8 per square foot before the new pour.
An overlay needs a sound slab under it. Our concrete resurfacing and overlay work puts a cement-based overlay on concrete that is still solid. A slab that is heaving or broken up is a tear-out and replace job instead. We look at the slab before saying which way it should go.
HomeGuide’s stamped size rows leave out excavation and ground prep, so plan for those on top. It puts regrading a yard at $0.40 to $2.00 per square foot. Our concrete removal cost guide covers tear-out pricing in more depth.
What does stamped concrete cost to keep up in the East Valley?
HomeGuide and Angi both say to reseal stamped concrete every two to three years. Angi puts each treatment at $200 to $600, and HomeGuide puts concrete sealing at $1 to $3 per square foot. Angi puts repairs for cracks, chips or color loss at $300 to $1,000.
Full replacement, including demolition and new installation, runs $4,500 to $15,000 in Angi’s guide. Angi favors replacement when concrete is more than 15 years old, deeply cracked or structurally damaged. That holds most when repairs would cost more than half the price of new work. Minor cracks, spalling or faded color can often be patched or resealed instead, Angi says.
HomeGuide says resealing stops color fading, and that sealer costs vary by brand, tint and UV-protection level. NASA mapped Phoenix pavement at 120 degrees and up. In summer we start early to beat the heat. Monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30, and a storm day can push a pour back.
Planning a stamped patio, driveway or pool deck? Our stamped concrete crew pours new stamped concrete across Queen Creek and the East Valley. Ask for a free estimate, and we will look at the site before putting a number on it.