Stamped Concrete in Beaverton, Oregon: Patios & Walkways

Quick Verdict

Stamped concrete in Beaverton is a cost-effective way to give a patio, walkway, or pool deck the look of stone, brick, or slate without the price of pavers. It is a single poured slab stamped and colored before it cures, so it installs faster and cheaper than setting individual units — but on the Tualatin Valley's clay, and on the sloped, sometimes shaded lots of the west metro, it needs a solid base, designed slope, a non-slip sealer, and resealing on a cycle. The base and joints decide how long it lasts. Done right, stamped concrete is one of the best-value decorative surfaces around Beaverton.

Why Stamped Concrete Works in Beaverton

Beaverton homeowners choose stamped concrete for practical reasons:

• Custom look for less. The appearance of stone, brick, or slate at a lower install cost than pavers, because it is one continuous pour.
• Seamless surface. No joints between units to grow weeds, moss, or wash out sand — helpful on the shaded, damp patios common near the West Hills.
• Design flexibility. Patterns and colors can match the home and landscaping.

The trade-offs are maintenance and crack behavior, covered below. For where decorative finishes fit among your options, see our Oregon concrete services guide, and for cost specifically, stamped concrete cost in Oregon.

What Stamped Concrete Costs in Beaverton

Stamped concrete costs more than a plain broom finish but typically less than pavers.

Industry Baseline Range: stamped concrete patios and walkways in the Beaverton area typically run in the range of $14 to $26 per square foot installed, with detailed multi-color patterns and sloped sites running higher+. These are industry baseline ranges for planning only — actual pricing depends on lot size, access, condition, and current market conditions. Get a site-specific quote.

Cost drivers in Beaverton:

• Access and grade. Reaching a backyard or hillside patio raises labor; sloped sites add forming and drainage.
• Pattern and color. Single color and simple pattern is baseline; multiple colors and intricate stamps cost more.
• Base and drainage. Clay and wet winters make base prep and slope essential.
• Sealer. A quality sealer with a non-slip additive protects color and traction.

Current Market Reality

Material and labor prices move with the market, and the reliable stamping window in the valley is roughly May to October — color and stamping need dry, workable conditions. A low bid sometimes skips a second sealer coat or proper joint spacing, which shows up later as faded color or random cracks.

Holding Up on Beaverton Clay and Slopes

Stamped concrete is rigid, so it depends on its base and joints:

• Base prep. On Tualatin Valley clay that holds water and moves seasonally, a compacted, well-drained base keeps the slab from settling and cracking. This is the same prep a Beaverton concrete contractor uses for any flatwork.
• Drainage and slope. Water must run off the patio, not pool on it — and on sloped Beaverton lots, the grade must carry water away from the house. Ponding water undermines the slab and, in a cold snap, can freeze and damage the surface.
• Control joints. Properly spaced joints control where the slab cracks, and a stamped surface hides a joint-line crack far better than a random one.

Keeping It Safe and Looking New

• Slip resistance. A smooth sealer over a tight stamp can get slick when wet, especially on shaded, mossy, or sloped patios near the hills. A textured stamp and a non-slip additive in the sealer fix it — worth insisting on in our rainy climate.
• Resealing. Stamped concrete needs resealing every two to four years to protect color from UV, water, and wear — sooner on sun-exposed areas. See concrete sealing in our climate. Keep it swept and treat moss and algae early on damp, shaded surfaces.

Stamped Concrete vs. Pavers in Beaverton

Factor	Stamped Concrete	Pavers
Install cost	Lower	Higher
Look	Seamless, custom	Defined units
Weeds/moss in joints	None	Possible
Repairs	Patch/resurface	Lift and reset units
Maintenance	Reseal on a cycle	Joint sand, optional seal

Stamped concrete wins on price and a seamless, moss-resistant surface; pavers win on single-unit repairs and flexing with ground movement. For most Beaverton patios where budget and looks lead, stamped concrete is the strong value pick.

The Bottom Line

Stamped concrete in Beaverton delivers a custom patio or walkway for less than pavers, as long as it sits on a proper base, is drained well on clay and slopes, and is resealed on a cycle. Base prep, slope, and joints decide its life — and a non-slip sealer keeps it safe in the rain. Cojo is CCB Licensed & Insured and installs decorative concrete services across Beaverton and statewide Oregon. To design your patio or walkway, request a stamped concrete quote.