Concrete Patios for Outdoor Living
From simple broom-finished slabs to decorative stamped patios built for entertaining.
A patio is where a backyard actually gets used, so we start with how the space will function — dining, a fire pit, a grill station — before deciding on shape, size, and finish.
We offer broom-finished, exposed aggregate, and stamped decorative finishes, and we account for grading and drainage so water moves away from the house instead of pooling against the foundation.
What You Get
Finish options for every budget
Broom finish, exposed aggregate, or stamped decorative patterns.
Custom shapes
Curved edges, multi-level designs, and integrated planters or seat walls.
Proper drainage slope
Graded away from the home to protect the foundation.
Built to pair with outdoor features
Sized and reinforced to support fire pits, pergolas, and outdoor kitchens.
Our Process
- 1
Design consultation
We talk through layout, finish, and how the space will be used.
- 2
Excavation & base prep
Base compacted and graded for proper drainage.
- 3
Forming & finish work
Forms set for the design; finish applied by hand.
- 4
Sealing (if applicable)
Decorative finishes sealed to protect color and texture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between stamped and exposed aggregate?
Stamped concrete uses textured mats to mimic stone, brick, or tile before the concrete cures. Exposed aggregate reveals the natural stone within the mix by washing away the surface layer of cement paste.
Do patios need to be sealed?
Sealing isn't required structurally, but it protects color, reduces staining, and is strongly recommended on stamped or colored finishes.
Can a patio be added onto later?
Yes, with a properly placed control/expansion joint at the tie-in point to manage independent movement between the old and new sections.
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