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How much does stamped concrete cost? Pool Patio Q & A

November 10th, 2009

1 min read

By Jason Hughes

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Planning a budget for an inground pool? Want to know how much money to allocate toward your stamped concrete patio? Great, you've come to the right place!

 

Here's what you need to know in a nutshell:

  • Stamped concrete is measured and priced by the square foot.
  • The average cost of stamped concrete around an inground swimming pool is $9–$13 per square foot (depending on region).
  • The average size of a stamped concrete pool patio in most areas is 500–900 square feet.

 

Here are some other fun facts:

  • Stamped concrete can be slippery, so make sure your contractor adds a skid resistant additive to the sealer that is applied to the surface of the concrete. Otherwise you'll have a built in slip-n-slide in addition to your pool.
  • The average person will spend a whopping 90% of their time on the pool patio as opposed to in the pool.
  • Stamped concrete needs to be re-sealed every 2–3 years and usually costs around fifty cents per square foot.

stamped concrete pattern 

Click below to find answers to other pool patio questions:

How much patio do I need?

How does stamped concrete compare to other materials?

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Jason Hughes

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