Decorative
Decorative Concrete Services
Custom stamped patterns, rich color options, and premium finishes that transform ordinary concrete into extraordinary surfaces.
What decorative concrete finishes does McCaslin offer?
McCaslin Concrete installs decorative concrete in Evansville & Newburgh, IN for homeowners and businesses: stamped concrete, colored concrete, stained concrete, exposed aggregate, decorative borders and concrete overlays. Color goes into or onto the concrete rather than a coating that peels, patterns are pressed or revealed while the surface is workable, and every finish is sealed.
Decorative Concrete services
- Stamped Concrete — The look of natural stone, brick, or slate with the strength of concrete.
- Colored Concrete — Rich, lasting color infused throughout your concrete for a premium finish.
- Stained Concrete — Unique, translucent color effects that bring new life to concrete surfaces.
- Exposed Aggregate — Natural stone texture revealed through the concrete surface for timeless appeal.
- Decorative Borders — Accent borders and banding that frame your concrete with distinctive detail.
- Concrete Overlays — Resurface and transform worn concrete without full replacement.
How a project runs
Every service in this group follows the same 4-step path, from the first site visit to the finished work. The step names below are the ones used on each service page.
- Step 1
Pattern & Color Selection · Color Consultation · Surface Evaluation · Aggregate Selection · Design & Layout · Surface Assessment
- Step 2
Prep & Pour · Batch & Prep · Cleaning & Preparation · Pour & Timing · Precision Forming · Prep & Prime
- Step 3
Stamp & Detail · Pour & Color Application · Stain Application · Surface Wash & Expose · Pour & Detail · Overlay Application
- Step 4
Seal & Protect · Cure & Seal · Seal & Enhance · Integration & Seal · Color & Seal
Where we work and how to start
McCaslin Concrete is based in Evansville, IN and serves Evansville & Newburgh, IN and the surrounding Tri-State area — Evansville, IN, Newburgh, IN, Henderson, KY, Boonville, IN, Mount Vernon, IN, Princeton, IN, Chandler, IN, Warrick County, IN, Vanderburgh County, IN, Posey County, IN — and communities within about two hours of Evansville. Estimates are free, and most are delivered within one business day. McCaslin Concrete Contractors, LLC is family-owned, veteran-owned, licensed & insured, BBB Accredited (A+) and established in 2017.
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Stamped Concrete
Textured patterns that replicate the look of natural stone, brick, slate, or tile at a fraction of the cost.
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Colored Concrete
Integral color and broadcast hardener options that infuse rich, lasting color throughout your concrete.
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Stained Concrete
Acid and water-based stains that create unique, translucent color effects on new or existing concrete.
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Exposed Aggregate
A natural stone texture achieved by washing the surface to reveal the decorative aggregate beneath.
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Decorative Borders
Accent borders and banding that frame driveways, patios, and walkways with contrasting color or pattern.
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Concrete Overlays
Thin resurfacing systems that transform old, worn concrete into a fresh decorative surface without full replacement.
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Integral color is a pigment mixed into the entire batch of concrete, producing a uniform color throughout the slab. Color hardener is a powder broadcast onto the surface and troweled in, creating a denser surface with more intense, vibrant color. Integral is simpler and more uniform; hardener is harder and more vivid. We can use either or both depending on your project goals.
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Acid stains contain metallic salts that react chemically with the concrete, producing rich, variegated earth tones with a natural, marbled look. Water-based stains use pigments that penetrate the surface and offer a wider range of colors including brighter hues, with more consistent and predictable coverage. Both types are durable and penetrating. We help you choose based on the look you want.
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Stamping must be done during the pour while the concrete is fresh and workable — it cannot be applied to existing, cured concrete. However, we offer concrete overlay systems that can create a stamped or textured decorative surface over existing concrete without full replacement. Ask us about overlay options.
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From stamped patterns to acid stains, we help you design a concrete surface that is uniquely yours. Get a free estimate.