Patios & Outdoor Living
Simple slabs to stamped concrete patios with integrated drainage. Outdoor space that actually holds up through freeze-thaw cycles.
Labor and materials together — the finished job, not a labor rate. It is a typical range, not a quote, and your job can fall outside it. The quote comes after we've seen the site, free and in writing.
Scope you can
hold us to
- Slabs sized and pitched for drainage
- Stamped, colored and broom-finished surfaces
- Footings for outdoor kitchens and fire features
- Steps, landings and seat-wall bases
- Sealing on finished decorative work
How we quote it
We come out, look at the site, and leave you with a straight written quote — free, and with no obligation. Square footage sets the starting point; access, slope, drainage and how much base has to go in move it from there.
Once you're booked you get a confirmed start date and our own crew. We don't subcontract the work out, which is the main reason that date holds.
Common questions
01How much does a concrete patio cost?
Between $5.90 and $14.50 a square foot, and size is what moves it: labor is $6–$10 a foot on a small patio and $2 on a large one, with materials at $3.90–$4.50 throughout. Size and finish drive it most — a broom finish sits at the bottom of that range, stamped work above it. Steps, footings for a fire feature or an outdoor kitchen are quoted as their own lines so you can see what each one costs.
02Should I go stamped or keep it plain?
A broom finish is the cheapest, grippiest and easiest to repair. Stamped costs meaningfully more and needs resealing every few years, but it's the one that looks like stone or brick. Both hold up through freeze-thaw if the base and thickness are right — that matters more than the finish does.
03Will it drain away from the house?
That's the whole job. A patio gets pitched so water runs away from the foundation, and where the ground won't cooperate we build drainage into the pour rather than leaving you to deal with it later.
04Can you tie a new patio into what's already there?
We can butt new work to an existing slab and match the finish as closely as concrete allows. Exact color matching isn't realistic — a new pour cures lighter and settles into its final tone over months — so we'll be straight about how close it will get.
Get your free estimate
Tell us what you need. We come out, take a look, and give you a straight written quote.