What Drives Patio Cost
Square footage is the starting point. From there, the finish you choose matters a lot — a basic broom finish is the most affordable, while stamped and colored finishes add cost for the pattern, color, and extra labor. Site prep matters too: if we're pouring over poor sub-base, on a slope, or in a tight backyard with difficult access, the prep work adds to the cost.
Finish Options and What They Cost
Broom finish is the baseline — clean, functional, affordable. Exposed aggregate adds texture and visual interest. Stamped and colored concrete replicates stone, slate, or brick and costs more because of the pattern mats, color, and sealing. We show you samples and talk through what fits your space and budget.
Why We Quote After the Walk
We don't publish dollar figures because material costs shift and every lot is different. What we can tell you: a patio is quoted after a free on-site walk, and the number you get is the number you pay — no hidden add-ons. We break down exactly what's included so you can compare fairly.
What's Included
Every patio quote includes sub-base prep matched to your soil, proper slope for drainage away from the house, control joints for crack management, the finish you choose, and integration with your existing landscaping and structures. Cleanup is always included.