Scored concrete features a series of groves that have been cut into the concrete to create a distinct pattern or design. It is different from stamped concrete in that texture is not imparted onto the surface of the slab. Scoring, also known as sawcutting, can be done both indoors and out to achieve a variety of decorative effects.

Scored concrete is made up of various grooves that create a pattern or design, the grooves are cut directly into the concrete. Scoring is also known as sawcutting. Scoring or sawcutting concrete is different from stamping concrete in that with stamping, texture is added to the concrete with the pattern.

Basically, scoring concrete is the process of making permanent shallow etches or ridges in a concrete foundation. These markings can be custom and artistic, or standard and geometric, and they give concrete surfaces the look of tile or pavers. This is a cost-effective alternative to these higher end materials.