Angela Leighty
John and crew were wonderful to work with. They got our project done quickly and it looks amazing. I would highly recommend!
CrestStone Concrete is a Colorado Springs residential concrete contractor offering driveways, patios, stamped concrete, sidewalks and walkways. Driveway specifications include 4,000 PSI air-entrained concrete, #3 fiber rebar and base preparation matched to site conditions.
Last Updated October 3, 2026.
Colorado Springs, Monument, Larkspur, Castle Rock, Parker and Lone Tree.
CrestStone Concrete is one of 7 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
8 services listed, including Concrete driveways, Concrete patios and Stamped and decorative concrete. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 5.0 from 15 reviews.
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Customers praise the finished work and their dealings with the crew. One customer says the job was done quickly and looked amazing. Another describes a smooth process from estimate to completion.
John and crew were wonderful to work with. They got our project done quickly and it looks amazing. I would highly recommend!
Work was great every thing was smooth from the estimate to the completion would highly recommend
These guys did an amazing job out in my backyard! I will definitely be recommending them to family and friends.
Although I didn’t get to use this company, they responded immediately after I requested a quote. We discussed my needs and he offered advice outside of the company. Wow ! What a great business.
Excellent and detailed service, professional customer service, and fair prices. Couldn't ask for better. John at CrestStone has been excellent to deal with. Highly recommend!
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CrestStone says work that changes the street approach or driveway footprint usually needs a City of Colorado Springs or El Paso County permit; a like-for-like replacement within the existing footprint may not. It says the estimate identifies whether a permit is needed and the written quote explains how it is handled.
CrestStone recommends waiting at least 7 days, with 14 days preferred, before driving on new concrete.