Concrete Patios
A patio gets walked on barefoot, sat on with furniture, and lived on for years. S & L Concrete pours patios with a finish and layout that fit how the space actually gets used.
What's Included
- Layout planning around existing landscaping and structures
- Base preparation and forming
- Broom, stamped, or exposed-aggregate finish options
- Proper slope away from the home
- Control joints placed with the layout in mind, not just a grid
Common Projects
- New patio installations
- Patio expansions
- Covered-patio slab work
- Multi-level or stepped patio layouts
What Matters Most
A patio poured too close to grade holds water against the foundation. One poured without enough texture gets slick when wet. Both get accounted for in the planning, not discovered after the fact.
Forty years of pouring flatwork means knowing how a finish will actually perform outdoors — barefoot traffic, patio furniture, rain — not just how it looks the day it's poured.
Concrete Patios FAQs
What finish options are available for a patio?
Broom finish, exposed aggregate, and stamped/decorative options are all available — the right choice depends on the look you want and how the space will be used.
Can a patio be poured next to an existing structure?
Yes, tying a new patio into an existing structure or slab is common work — it's handled with proper isolation joints so the two surfaces move independently.
How soon can we use a new patio after it's poured?
Concrete needs time to cure before it takes full weight and traffic. Exact timing is covered on-site so you know what to expect.
