Red Pine Masonry

08/18/2026

Just wrapped up another custom patio using our popular wood plank stamp 🪵

The wood plank really elevates any space and gives it that true north-woods feel 🌲

08/01/2026

Another custom colored and stamped patio and walkway with plenty of warm weather left to enjoy summer nights 🌟

07/29/2026

Check out this stamped and colored patio with a step to perfectly compliment the trim color of this beautiful cabin ☀️

Even concrete can be completely customizable

07/11/2026

Sealed this patio this morning that we poured yesterday . . .
. . Heart of the North, Spooner rodeo parade this afternoon. Come see us and get some candy, koozies and bubbles! YEE HAW

07/06/2026

07/03/2026

Just wrapped up this colored and stamped fire ring and hot tub pad - just in time for the holiday weekend 🔥

We're proud to help create outdoor spaces where friends and family can gather and make memories.

Wishing everyone a fun, safe, and happy Fourth of July weekend! 🇺🇸

06/17/2026

Another beautiful fireplace wrapped in stone from South Dakota. The black grout really makes the natural colors and textures of each stone stand out and ties the whole thing together 🪨

06/13/2026

Just finished up a walkway for this new build on Yellow Lake. The clients picked a custom color and stamp and it turned out stunning 🪨 one more project off our list completed!

06/07/2026

Just wrapped up this garage apron and sidewalk. Keep an eye out for the stamped and colored hot tub pad, patio and fire ring we also did at this cabin.

Why the 28-day wait before sealing stamped or colored concrete?

It all comes down to curing. Fresh concrete is full of water - that water needs to ev***rate slowly so the concrete can reach its full strength and hardness. If you seal it too soon, you trap that moisture inside.

Here's what can go wrong if you rush it:
Blotchy, uneven color. Trapped moisture pushes sealer off in spots, leaving light or dark patches.

Delamination - The sealer can peel or bubble up because the concrete underneath is still releasing moisture v***r.
Poor adhesion - Sealer won't bond as well, so it wears off faster and needs to be reapplied sooner.

Waiting the full 28 days gives the concrete time to cure completely. Once that water is gone, the surface is ready to accept sealer evenly - giving you a durable, beautiful finish that lasts.

Bottom line: patience pays off. That month of waiting means your stamped or colored concrete looks great and holds up for years🪨

06/02/2026

A new walkway through the woods to tie the cabins together - connecting old family cabins that have stood here for generations. That border detail makes all the difference: functional, clean, and built for foot traffic, and many more decades of use, without losing that forest feel. 🌲