Concrete Patios & Outdoor Living Spaces

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A cramped or cracked patio limits how much you can actually use your backyard, and an unlevel or sunken slab near the house can direct water toward the foundation instead of away from it. A lot of homeowners also outgrow a small original patio once they start using the yard for grilling, seating, or an outdoor kitchen.

Exposed aggregate concrete surface being washed and sealed for a decorative patio finish

Options

We pour standard broom-finish patios, as well as stamped and exposed-aggregate finishes for a more finished, textured look — see our Stamped & Decorative page for more on that option. We can design around existing landscaping, tie a patio into a walkway or fire-pit area, and account for slab space and reinforcement if you're planning an outdoor kitchen or a heavier structure like a pergola footing later.

Finished stamped concrete surface with a textured stone-look pattern

Our Process

  1. We walk the site with you to confirm layout, drainage direction, and how the patio will connect to your home or existing hardscape.
  2. We excavate and compact a proper base, sloping it slightly away from the house for drainage.
  3. We form, reinforce, and pour the patio, then apply your chosen finish.
  4. We cut control joints and walk you through curing time before furniture or heavy use.

Timeline

Most standard patios are poured in a single day; larger or more detailed projects (stamped finishes, multi-section layouts) may take a few additional days.

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