Lookbook
Surfaces, by finish
Eight finishes, each with its own page. Pick one and get it quoted on your slab.
Stamped, stained and exposed-aggregate concrete, flagstone and natural stone, pool decks and outdoor living, plus shop, barn, RV and garage pads, written up like a spec sheet: what pattern, what color, what thickness, what steel, with the sources. One written quote from an insured North Texas crew.
One independent, insured North Texas contractor will call or text within one business day to set a time to look at it. You get a written quote with the pattern, color, stone and slab spec on it.
Eight finishes, each with its own page. Pick one and get it quoted on your slab.
Decorative on the left, structural pads on the right. Each page says what the quote should list.
Send a photo of the space and the look you want. One crew quotes the pattern, the color, the sealer and the slab under it, in writing.
Ranges from trade and code sources, not prices; your quote states the final numbers.
| Slab | Thickness | Steel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patio: stamped, stained, exposed or broom | 4 in. | #3 rebar or wire mesh mid-slab on chairs | source |
| Flagstone, mortar-set (the slab under it) | 4 in. reinforced | #3 rebar on chairs | source |
| Pool deck | 4 in.; beam detail per the pool engineer | #3 at 18 in. o.c. on chairs | source |
| RV, boat or truck pad | 5–6 in., edges thickened 1–2 in. | #3 at 18 in. o.c. or heavier where jacks sit | source |
| Shop slab, bolt-down metal building | 4 in. field, 6 in. at equipment bays; turndown per building drawing | #3–#4 on chairs; edge steel per engineer | source |
| Barn or pole-barn floor | 4 in. nominal; 6 in. where equipment parks | #3 on chairs; isolation joints at posts | source |
| Outdoor fireplace kit pad | Per the unit's manual (one calls for 8 in.) | Rebar 4 in. from bottom per manual | source |
Sources: Fort Worth parkway standard, NRMCA CIP 6, PCA, residential code.
Who permits outside city limits and what the ground does, county by county.
No. DFW Stone & Concrete is a quoting and scheduling service. The pages help you choose a pattern, finish, stone or slab spec; when you ask for a quote, your request goes to one independent, insured North Texas contractor who prices the job and does the work.
Stamped, colored, stained and exposed-aggregate concrete, flagstone and natural stone, pool decks and coping, the hardscape for outdoor kitchens and fire features, and shop, barn, RV, boat and garage slabs, in eight DFW counties.
No. A price without the pattern, the stone, the slab spec and the lot is a guess. We publish the spec and the sources, and the quote carries the number.
The pattern or stone, the color method and sealer, and under them the thickness, steel, base, joints and any vapor retarder or edge detail, each on its own line, with dates for the pour, the seal and the first use.
Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Ellis, Johnson and Parker. Each county page lists who permits work outside city limits, where the parcel records are and what the ground does, with a source for each fact.
An independent, insured North Texas contractor. The certificate of insurance, the written quote and lien releases come from that contractor.
Pattern, color method, sealer, stone and joint, or field thickness, edge, steel, base and membrane: one independent, insured North Texas contractor looks at the lot and writes it all down with dates.
Residential and acreage, in eight DFW counties. No price on this site, because the lot and the drawing decide the price.
One independent, insured North Texas contractor will call or text within one business day to set a time to look at it. You get a written quote with the pattern, color, stone and slab spec on it.