Key takeaways
- Ask to see finished projects in person.
- Get thickness, base and sealer in writing.
- Be careful with large deposits.
- Experienced crews talk about prep, not just looks.
See the work
Stamping is craft. Ask for addresses of projects that are a few years old so you can see how they have aged.
Get the specs in writing
A good estimate lists thickness, reinforcement, base depth, colors, patterns, joints and sealer type.
Check basics
Confirm licensing where required, insurance and references.
Watch for red flags
Big deposits, vague scopes, no samples and pressure to sign immediately.
Look at communication
Good crews return calls, show up on time and explain choices clearly.
Related services
Quick answers
How many quotes should I get?
Two or three is plenty.
Is the cheapest quote a bad sign?
Check what is missing, such as base, reinforcement or sealing.
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