
Smooth concrete forms contrast with natural stone and pavers.

An intricate custom concrete landscape in Puyallup masterfully integrates an exposed aggregate driveway and sweeping walkways with natural boulders and a flowing water feature.

Smooth concrete forms contrast with natural stone and pavers.

Concrete pathways navigating changes in landscape elevation.

A functional and elegant cast-in-place concrete bridge.
An intricate custom concrete landscape in Puyallup masterfully integrates an exposed aggregate driveway and sweeping walkways with natural boulders and a flowing water feature. The grand circular driveway uses the durable, textured aggregate as its main field, defined by wide, smooth-stamped borders in a contrasting terracotta tone. This two-tone approach creates a powerful visual guide. In the rear of the property, smooth, dark grey concrete forms modern, functional art pieces, including multi-level seating, firewood storage, and broad steps that descend into the garden. A key element is the cast-in-place arched concrete bridge spanning the custom stream, a structure requiring precise formwork and engineering. The entire installation demonstrates a thoughtful union of different concrete finishes to create a cohesive, enduring, and highly functional outdoor environment that complements the scale of the residence.

A two-tone effect using different concrete finishes and colors.

The concrete work defines the property's layout and flow.

Curving forms and precise saw cuts create a grand entrance.

The forming stage shows integration with the landscape.

The texture of the steps provides both beauty and traction.

Complex formwork is required to create such elegant curves.






























The primary maintenance is periodic cleaning and sealing. Sealing every 2-3 years is crucial to protect both surfaces. It enhances the color of the stamped borders, prevents UV fading, and protects the exposed aggregate from stains and moisture, ensuring the entire surface remains uniform and durable.
Using a finish with more texture, like exposed aggregate or a heavy broom finish, on the walking surfaces of steps and sloped paths significantly increases traction, especially in wet conditions. This reduces the risk of slipping. Smoother finishes can then be reserved for vertical surfaces or decorative accents where grip is not a factor.
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As a Puyallup based concrete company, we build custom concrete that handle valley alluvial soils, South Hill clay and year round rain. Your project is designed for drainage, stability and long term performance right here in the Puyallup area.
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