Concrete Patio Contractor
Backyard patios, patio extensions, and covered-patio slabs poured right the first time. Free written estimates across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Concrete Patio Contractor Across Dallas–Fort Worth
A patio is the cheapest square footage you'll ever add to how you actually use your house — but only if it's poured correctly. The single most common mistake we're called out to fix is a patio sloped the wrong way, sending rainwater straight back at the foundation instead of away from it. In North Texas, where foundation movement is already the number-one homeowner headache, that's an expensive mistake to live with.
We set slope before we set forms. Every patio drains away from the structure, ties cleanly into existing grade, and gets control joints laid out on the actual shape of the slab rather than a default grid. If you're planning a cover, pergola, or outdoor kitchen later, tell us now — footings and thickness for those posts cost almost nothing to include during the pour and a great deal to retrofit afterward.
Broom, smooth, or exposed aggregate finish, sized and shaped to your yard. Call 972-921-9488 for a free on-site measure.
Signs You Need This
- Water pooling on the patio, or running toward the house instead of away
- Cracks wide enough to catch a chair leg or heel
- Sections that have settled, leaving an uneven or rocking surface
- Surface flaking, spalling, or shedding a fine grit underfoot
- A patio too small to fit the table and chairs you actually own
Concrete Patio Contractor Services
Residential and commercial work throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. No job too big or too small.
New Backyard Patios
Rectangular, L-shaped, or custom layouts sized to your furniture and your yard, sloped to drain away from the house.
Patio Extensions
Enlarge an existing patio that's too small to use. Tied to the current slab and finished to match as closely as concrete allows.
Covered Patio & Pergola Pads
Slabs with post footings and thickness engineered in from the start for a cover, pergola, or outdoor kitchen — now or later.
Concrete Overlays & Resurfacing
If the slab underneath is structurally sound but the surface is stained, flaking, or dated, an overlay is far cheaper than a tear-out.
Walkways & Connecting Paths
Side-yard paths and runs connecting patio to driveway or gate — level, trip-hazard free, and poured in the same mobilization.
Steps, Landings & Seat Walls
Grade changes handled with poured steps and landings built to consistent riser height, so nobody trips on the odd one out.
Our Concrete Patios Process
Free on-site measure
We look at your yard, how water currently moves through it, and where the patio should actually sit. Written price, no charge.
Layout and slope planning
We mark the shape and set fall away from the foundation before anything is formed. This is the step most failed patios skipped.
Excavation and base prep
Sod and topsoil stripped, subgrade compacted to a uniform bearing surface so the slab isn't sitting on soft spots.
Forming and reinforcement
Forms set to the marked shape, wire mesh or rebar placed, and any post footings for a future cover poured integral to the slab.
Pour and finish
Broom finish for grip, smooth for a cleaner look under furniture, or exposed aggregate for texture. Your call — we'll show you examples.
Joints, cure, and clean up
Control joints cut on the slab's real geometry, site cleaned, and clear guidance on when you can put furniture back on it.
Rated 5.0 Across DFW
"We had our back patio done, and it came out EXCELLENT. The quality of the concrete was perfect and the finish on it was perfect as well. Went from barely having a patio to now we have a huge patio in our backyard for events with family and friends. 10/10 recommend."
"Absolutely did a fantastic job on making our backyard perfect! They were prompt with responses, polite, and reasonably priced! We are so thankful for them, and our patio looks beautiful! Very well done, highly recommend!"
"Great company highly recommend does amazing work"
Concrete Patios FAQ
How much does a concrete patio cost?
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It comes down to square footage, finish, site access, and whether there's an old slab to demo first. We give free written estimates after measuring on site, and we'll beat any written quote you've already got. Call 972-921-9488.
How thick does a patio slab need to be?
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Four inches over compacted base is standard for foot traffic and furniture. If you're planning a hot tub, outdoor kitchen, or heavy masonry feature, we thicken the slab and add reinforcement in that area — tell us at the estimate and it costs very little to build in.
Can you pour a patio that drains away from my house?
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That's not optional — it's the first thing we set. Every patio we pour has fall away from the structure. If your current patio drains toward the foundation, that's a genuine problem worth fixing, and we'll show you exactly where the water is going when we come out.
Should I add the patio cover now or later?
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Pour the footings now either way. Post footings and extra slab thickness are inexpensive during the original pour and expensive to retrofit — it means cutting into finished concrete. Even if the cover is a few years out, build the foundation for it today.
What finish should I choose?
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Broom finish is the workhorse: best traction, easiest to maintain, cheapest. Smooth looks cleaner under furniture but gets slick when wet. Exposed aggregate adds texture and hides staining well. We'll walk you through what suits your use and your budget.
How long until I can use it?
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Foot traffic is typically fine after about 24 hours, furniture after a few days. We'll give you specific timing at the pour based on mix and weather.
Concrete Service Across DFW
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Free Concrete Patios Estimates
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Financing available — call and ask about our finance options