Las Vegas Elite Concrete Exposed aggregate sits between a broom finish and stamped concrete on price, and what moves it is the stone rather than the labour. Free on-site quote, usually within two working days.

The addition over a plain slab is the decorative stone and the wash-out labour. Neither is large, which is why this finish gives the best appearance per dollar of any decorative option.
The stone is where the range lives. A local rounded pebble is inexpensive. An imported or specific decorative aggregate can multiply the material cost several times over.
Exposed aggregate runs cooler underfoot than a smooth slab, which in the valley moves it from a look to a practical choice around pools and on wide aprons.
Integral exposure means the decorative stone runs through the whole slab depth, so you pay for stone you will never see. Seeded exposure broadcasts it on the surface only, which costs far less for the same appearance.
The retarder method costs a little more in material and a little less in risk, since it gives a consistent exposure the following day rather than depending on judging the moment.
Depth of exposure does not change the price but it does change the look, and it is worth agreeing on a sample panel rather than a description.
Sealing is required and periodic. It is a lower ongoing cost than stamped concrete because the texture is more forgiving of a worn sealer.
Compared over ten years including sealing, exposed aggregate is usually the cheapest decorative finish to own, and it is the most slip resistant, which is why it keeps turning up on slopes and pool surrounds.
Between the $8-$15 per square foot and $13-$22 per square foot ranges, and a seeded exposure costs less than an integral one for the same appearance.
Specifying an integral decorative aggregate when a seeded one gives the same visible result is the most common way to overpay on this finish.
The wash-out window is short in summer heat, so the consistency of the exposure depends more on timing here than in a mild climate.
We cover Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and the wider Clark County valley, including and 34 more areas.
Yes, usually meaningfully so, and it costs less to maintain because the texture hides a worn sealer better.
The stone. A specific decorative aggregate can cost several times a local rounded pebble.
Yes. Seeded exposure broadcasts the decorative stone onto the surface, which is where all of the appearance is anyway.
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Call (702) 966-9498 and we will come out, measure, and leave you a written quote. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation afterwards.
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