Stamped Concrete Patios and Walkways in Johnson County, KS
Modern Collar builds stamped concrete patios, walkways and outdoor spaces across Johnson County from our base at 6651 W 231st St in Bucyrus, Kansas. You pick the color, pattern, texture and border, and we handle the excavation, grading and base under the slab for homeowners from Leawood and Overland Park down to Stilwell, Spring Hill and Louisburg. Call (785) 776-1122 for a free estimate.
What Goes Into a Stamped Concrete Project
Most stamped jobs combine a few of these. We settle the layout, color and pattern with you before anything is poured.
Stamped Concrete Patios
A patio with pattern, color and texture worked into one poured slab, sized for how you use the yard.
Stamped Walkways
Walks that match the patio and connect it to the house, driveway or gate.
Outdoor Living Spaces
Larger stamped areas laid out for grilling, dining and seating.
Custom Colors
Colors chosen to go with your house, roof and landscaping.
Patterns and Textures
Pattern and texture pressed into the surface while the concrete is still workable.
Borders
A contrasting border that frames the patio or walk and gives it a finished edge.
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Keeping Stamped Concrete Looking New in Kansas
Stamped concrete holds up well in Johnson County when it gets two things: a sealer that is kept up, and a break from deicing salt.
In a climate with frequent freezing and thawing, the guidance is to reseal stamped concrete every 2 to 3 years. The sealer keeps the color from fading, helps block stains and makes the surface easier to clean. When water stops beading and soaks in, it is time.
Deicing salt is the other big one, especially the first winter. The salt itself is not the problem: it drives more freeze-thaw cycles at the surface, which is what flakes and pits decorative concrete. Under the color, a stamped patio is still a concrete slab, so it needs the same basics as any other: an air-entrained mix for freeze-thaw, control joints and a slope away from the house. See concrete patios.
- Resealed every 2 to 3 years
- No deicing salt, especially the first winter
- Air-entrained mix for freeze-thaw
- Control joints and a 2 percent slope
What goes into a stamped concrete patio
Sources: Concrete Network resealing guidance, ACI residential slab guidance, International Residential Code R401.3.
Why Homeowners Choose Modern Collar for Stamped Concrete
Stamped concrete is a finish on top of a slab, and the slab still has to be built right. We handle the grade and the base, then work out the color, pattern and border with you.
Custom Colors, Patterns and Borders
You choose the look. We lay it out with you before the pour.
Stamped, Plain or Pavers, Your Call
We build all three, so you get an honest answer, not a sales pitch.
Grading and Base Are Part of Our Job
Excavation, grading and base prep are in our scope.
The Owner Lays Out the Job
Adler measures, plans it with you and writes the estimate.
Our Stamped Concrete Process
Free estimates · Written price · Clean site
1
Walkthrough and Design
We measure, check the grade and pick the color, pattern and border with you.
2
Excavation and Base
We dig out, set the grade so the slab drains away from the house, and compact the base.
3
Pour, Color and Stamp
We pour the slab, add the color and press in the pattern and texture.
4
Final Walkthrough
We clean up and walk the finished surface with you before we call it done.
Stamped Concrete Cost in Johnson County
Typical Kansas City area ranges for 2026. Pattern, number of colors, borders, size and access move the price most.
| Project | Typical range | What that covers |
|---|---|---|
| Stamped concrete patio | $10 to $17 per sq ft | Reinforced slab with pattern and color. Unreinforced runs about $9 to $16. |
| Example: 12 by 14 foot patio | $1,700 to $2,900 | A common backyard size, stamped, with reinforced concrete. |
| Removing an old patio | add $1.30 to $2 per sq ft | Break-out and haul-away of the existing slab before the new pour. |
What Our Customers Say
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Stamped Concrete Across Johnson County
In Overland Park, many homes are in HOAs whose covenants can set rules on finish and sometimes color, so check yours before you pick a pattern. In Stilwell, Spring Hill and south Olathe, a stamped patio can turn a plain builder slab into a finished outdoor space. On acreage around Bucyrus and Louisburg, bigger patios and walks leave more room for borders and patterns.
Stamped Concrete Questions
How much does stamped concrete cost in Johnson County?
Kansas City area stamped concrete patios usually run about $10 to $17 per square foot with reinforced concrete. A 12 by 14 foot stamped patio typically runs $1,700 to $2,900, and removing an old slab adds about $1.30 to $2 per square foot. You get a written price after a free walkthrough.
Who installs stamped concrete in Johnson County?
Modern Collar is a family-owned concrete and hardscape contractor based in Bucyrus, Kansas, rated 4.9 on Google from 41 reviews. We build stamped concrete patios, walkways and outdoor spaces with custom colors, patterns, textures and borders across Johnson County, including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Stilwell and Spring Hill.
How often should stamped concrete be resealed?
Every 2 to 3 years in a climate like ours, with frequent freezing and thawing. If water soaks in instead of beading on the surface, or the color looks dull, it is due.
Can I use salt on stamped concrete?
It is best to avoid deicing salt, especially the first winter. The salt causes extra freeze-thaw cycles at the surface, and that is what flakes and pits the finish and wears out the sealer.
Is stamped concrete cheaper than pavers?
Basic stamped designs usually cost a little less than pavers. Pavers can flex with soil movement and be replaced one piece at a time, while stamped concrete is one slab. We build both. See paver patios.
Does stamped concrete crack?
It can, like any concrete slab. Control joints every 8 to 12 feet on a 4-inch slab give it a place to crack in a straight line, and a good base and drainage keep it from settling.
How long does stamped concrete last?
It can last for decades when it is sealed on schedule and kept free of deicing salt. Skipping the sealer and a poor base are what shorten its life most.
Get a Free Stamped Concrete Estimate in Johnson County
Call or text (785) 776-1122 or send the form. We will measure the space, help you pick a color and pattern, and send a written price.
