Decorative Concrete in Newtown, PA

Respecting a Historic Streetscape

Homes near Newtown’s historic center often call for new concrete that doesn’t look new. A stamped walkway in a brick pattern, or steps finished to resemble stone, can replace worn concrete while keeping a look that suits the neighborhood. Colored concrete helps too, letting the surface pick up the warm tones of the surrounding brick and stone rather than reading as bright gray.

We take time at the estimate to look at the house itself, so the pattern and color we suggest suit the home instead of fighting it.

Backyards Made for Gathering

In the township neighborhoods, the most common wish is simply a better backyard. A stamped patio with a sitting wall, an outdoor fire pit or fireplace, and an outdoor kitchen can turn a lawn into the room you use most from spring through fall. Our crews build each of those pieces, along with the footings and drainage that keep them solid.

Stamped concrete combines cost effectiveness with great design and durability, which is why it works so well for large outdoor spaces. Once the project is finished, wait about three days before moving tables and chairs back onto the new surface, and you’re ready for the first cookout.

Whatever the size of the job, Esco Concrete has been doing this kind of work since 1999.

Driveways and Front Entries

A new driveway can change the look of a house from the street. We replace worn driveways in plain or colored concrete, and stamped borders or aprons add a decorative edge. Curbs and steps can be rebuilt in the same project so the front of the property comes together. After the pour, allow 72 hours before driving on the new surface.