Concrete Contractor in Gloucester County, NJ
Stamped concrete patios, driveways, walkways, steps, pool decks and masonry, built by a Mullica Hill family business with 2,176+ completed projects across Gloucester County.
Looking for a stamped concrete contractor in Gloucester County? Patrick Breen Masonry & Concrete is based in Mullica Hill, in the middle of the county. Family-owned since 1983, third generation, NJ License #13VH00144300, 43+ years of stamped and decorative concrete, 2,176+ completed projects and a 4.9-star Google rating.
See the finished work below first. Every project is priced on site for free, based on size, pattern, color work and what the ground needs. The photos show what you are paying for.
Get Your Free On-Site EstimateGloucester County's stamped concrete specialists
Patrick Breen Masonry & Concrete is based in Mullica Hill, in the middle of Gloucester County. Most of our work is within 20 minutes of the shop, so we know the township permit offices, the soil, and the drainage problems that come with it.
We specialize in stamped and decorative concrete. That means patios, driveways, walkways and pool decks that look like slate, flagstone, wood plank or cobblestone, poured as one solid slab with no joints to shift, no weeds and no settling pavers. We also build block steps, brick and stone masonry, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens and fire pits.
Every job is run by Patrick himself, from the first site visit to the final seal coat. Licensed NJ home improvement contractor #13VH00144300, fully insured, family-owned since 1983.
Years in business
Completed projects
Google rating, 58 reviews
Generation family business
What we build in Gloucester County
Stamped and decorative concrete first, plus the masonry that goes with it.
Stamped concrete patios
Ashlar slate, flagstone, wood plank and seamless textures, with integral color and hand-detailed antiquing.
Stamped concrete patios →Stamped and broom finish driveways
Full replacement, stamped borders, and plain broom finish driveways for a cleaner look at a lower cost.
Concrete driveways →Walkways and front entries
Curved or straight, stamped or broom, tied into new steps and landings.
Walkways →Steps, landings and porches
Poured concrete, block with stone veneer, and brick repair.
Steps and landings →Pool decks
Stamped concrete and overlays with textured, cooler-to-the-touch finishes and proper slope away from the pool.
Pool decks →Reseal and restore stamped concrete
Cleaning, recoloring and resealing older stamped concrete every 2 to 3 years, even if we did not pour it.
Resealing →Recent stamped concrete projects
A few of the patios and driveways we have poured for South Jersey homeowners. Every one is our own work.
Why Gloucester County homeowners choose Patrick Breen
One crew, one owner
Patrick is on every job. You deal with the person who poured your patio, not a salesperson.
Built for South Jersey ground
We compact and base every slab for our sandy soil and freeze-thaw winters, with 4000 PSI concrete, fiber mesh and rebar where it matters, so your concrete does not crack or heave in year three.
Design before you pour
Pick your pattern and color from our chart, or use the Build Your Dream Patio tool to see it on your own house before we start.
Sealed and warrantied
Every stamped job gets a professional seal coat, written care instructions and our warranty.
4.9 stars from 58 Google reviews
Read what Gloucester County homeowners say about their patios, driveways and pool decks on Google.
Licensed and insured
NJ License #13VH00144300. We handle permits and work directly with your township for full compliance.
How a project works
From the first site visit to the final seal coat.
- Site visit and estimatePatrick walks the yard, measures, talks through drainage and access, and sends a written estimate within a few days.
- Design and depositChoose your pattern, color and layout. A deposit secures your spot on the schedule and goes toward the total.
- PermitsMost Gloucester County townships require a zoning permit for a new patio or driveway. We tell you what your township needs and help with the paperwork.
- Demo, base and formsWe remove the old surface, set a compacted stone base and forms, and grade for drainage.
- Pour, stamp and colorConcrete is poured, colored, stamped and detailed the same day.
- Cure and sealAfter curing, we clean and apply the sealer, then walk the finished job with you.
Towns we serve in Gloucester County
We are based in Mullica Hill and work throughout Gloucester County, including Sewell, Washington Township, Glassboro, Pitman, Mantua, Woolwich, Swedesboro, Deptford, Williamstown, Wenonah, Woodbury, West Deptford, Mickleton, Franklinville, Clayton, Paulsboro, Logan Township and Elk Township.
Outside the county? We also serve nearby parts of Camden, Salem and Burlington counties. See every area we service.
Gloucester County stamped concrete FAQ
How much does stamped concrete cost in Gloucester County?
Most of our stamped concrete patios in Gloucester County run $20 to $30 per square foot installed: seamless textures $20 to $22, patterned work such as Ashlar slate $22 to $26, and premium multi-pattern work with borders $26 to $30 and up, depending on size, color work and site access. A typical 400 sq ft patio lands between $8,000 and $12,000. Broom finish concrete is less; pavers usually cost more. See our South Jersey cost guide for a full breakdown.
Do I need a permit for a patio or driveway in Gloucester County?
Usually yes. Most townships, including Harrison, Washington, Mantua and Deptford, require a zoning permit for a new patio or driveway, and some have setback and impervious coverage limits. We tell you what your township needs during the estimate.
Is stamped concrete better than pavers in South Jersey?
Stamped concrete is one solid slab, so it does not shift, grow weeds or need re-sanding. Pavers can be lifted and reset if a section settles. For most Gloucester County yards, stamped concrete costs less and needs less upkeep. Our comparison page covers the tradeoffs.
How long does stamped concrete last here?
With a proper base and resealing every 2 to 3 years, a stamped patio or driveway in South Jersey should last 25 to 30 years or more. Our freeze-thaw winters are the main stress, which is why base prep and air-entrained concrete matter.
When is the best time to pour in Gloucester County?
April through November. We pour in cooler weather with precautions, but spring and fall give the best cure. Book 4 to 8 weeks ahead in peak season.
Can you reseal or recolor stamped concrete someone else installed?
Yes. We clean, repair, recolor and reseal existing stamped concrete throughout Gloucester County, even if we did not pour it. See resealing and restoration.
What towns do you serve?
All of Gloucester County from our base in Mullica Hill, plus nearby parts of Camden, Salem and Burlington counties. See areas we service.
Get a free estimate anywhere in Gloucester County
Call or text (856) 223-1100, email pbreenconcrete@gmail.com, or use the form. We usually schedule site visits within a week.