My name is Nathan Stone and I am a concrete contractor as well as owner of Stone Concepts Inc. We specialize in creating decorative stamped concrete for driveways, patios, walkways, concrete resurfacing and epoxy flooring. In addition to decorative patios and driveways, we also do detailed industrial and commercial structural work such as retaining walls, piers and foundations.
When I was nineteen years old I started professionally pouring and finishing concrete and discovered that I loved working with my hands. Even though it is hard work, seeing mud turn into a beautifully colored and stamped slab of concrete is very rewarding. Initially I started specializing in decorative stamped concrete to beautify my own family home. It was during this home construction project that I learned how much I loved concrete restoration; resurfacing and revamping old, tired, gray concrete and turning it into something new and beautiful.
I’ve worked in the concrete industry since 1998 and am a fully licensed, bonded and insured concrete contractor. Personally, I am committed to staying abreast of new techniques in the concrete industry, to expanding my skills as a concrete contractor, as well as teaching what I’ve learned to others.
I hold certifications in: Decorative Concrete, Foundation Installation and Concrete Installation and continue to take classes for all of the newest concrete applications and techniques. Whatever the size of your residential or commercial concrete project, our concrete contracting company is ready and eager to help you. Whether your concrete project includes a decorative stamped driveway, an epoxy garage flooring, a concrete resurfacing, a slab foundation, concrete walls or any other concrete project, we can help you design a more beautiful and detailed plan. We provide superior workmanship and will take your design from the drawing board to the finished project. No job is too small or large for us and as our motto says “If It’s Concrete, It’s Us.” To get a free estimate email or call me at 805-331-4121.
