Exposed Aggregate

Natural stone texture.
Zero maintenance.

Real aggregate washed to the surface during the pour. Slip-resistant by nature, and there is no coating to peel, flake, or fade.

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What you get

Built to the spec that survives a Calgary winter.

Every job includes the same structural spec, the same reinforcement, and the same permit process.

The finish is the concrete
The stone is in the slab, not on top of it. Nothing to peel, flake, or delaminate the way a coating or overlay eventually does.
Naturally slip-resistant
The exposed stone texture gives real grip when wet or icy. It is the finish we recommend for pool surrounds, sloped drives, and shaded walkways.
Choose your stone
Local river rock, dark granite, or a lighter quartz blend. Aggregate size changes the whole character – we bring samples.
How it works

From site visit to finished slab.

1
Site visit and quote
Jeff visits in person, measures, reviews grade and drainage. Same-day written quote.
2
Permit and base prep
Permit pulled where required. Excavation, grading, compacted granular base installed.
3
Form, reinforce, pour
Formwork set, rebar placed, 32 MPa mix poured in one continuous session.
4
Strip, seal, cure
Forms pulled at 24 hours. Curing compound applied. Full traffic after seven days.
Common questions

Exposed Aggregate questions, answered.

Roughly $16 to $21 per square foot, which puts it between a broom finish and full stamped work. Aggregate choice affects the price – local river rock is the most economical.

No. Rinse it with a hose, and pressure wash it once a year if you want. The texture hides dirt and tire marks far better than smooth concrete does.

Not structurally, but a penetrating sealer every three to four years deepens the stone colour and makes de-icer damage less likely. Most clients seal driveways and skip it on back patios.

Depends on aggregate size. Standard river rock exposure is fine barefoot. If it is a pool deck, ask for a finer aggregate and a lighter exposure and it will be comfortable.

Yes, and it is one of the better choices in Calgary. The texture gives traction on a sloped drive and it hides oil staining much better than a smooth finish.

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Serving Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Chestermere, Strathmore & High River
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