
StoneForge Paving & Masonry pours concrete driveways, patios and walkways that are strong, clean-looking and low maintenance. Every slab is built on a compacted base, formed to the right pitch and finished to the texture you choose.
Concrete gives a bright, smooth surface that needs very little upkeep. It can be left with a classic broom finish, stamped to look like stone or colored for a custom look, which makes it a good fit for driveways, patios and walkways alike.
We pour concrete driveways, patios and walkways in Stamford, Greenwich and Norwalk, CT. Related services include driveway aprons, paver driveways and paver patios.
Finish options include broom finish, exposed aggregate, stamped concrete and integral color, with borders or decorative bands where they suit the design. Patios and walkways can be shaped around landscaping, steps and pool areas.
Cost depends on the size of the driveway, patio or walkway, removal of the existing surface, base preparation, slab thickness and reinforcement. We give you a clear written estimate after a site visit.


Careful preparation and proper curing are what make concrete last, whether it is a driveway, a patio or a walkway.

Answers about curing time, finishes and long-term care for concrete driveways, patios and walkways.
Concrete gains strength over several weeks. Most driveways can take foot traffic after a day or two and passenger cars after about a week; we confirm the timing based on the weather during your pour.
All concrete can develop fine cracks as it shrinks and moves. Control joints, reinforcement and a compacted base keep cracking to planned lines and help prevent structural cracks.
Sealing helps protect the surface from de-icing salt and stains, especially on stamped or colored concrete. We will recommend when to apply the first coat.
A smooth stamped surface can be slick when wet, so we can add a slip-resistant additive to the sealer on driveways and walks.
It can be, with precautions such as insulated blankets and adjusted mixes, but concrete should never be poured on frozen ground. Spring through fall is the ideal window in Connecticut.