The cost of a concrete patio can vary widely based on several factors, including the size of the patio, the complexity of the design, the region or location, and the specific materials and finishes used.

The typical recommendation is a minimum thickness of 4 inches for residential patios. However, heavier usage or specific conditions might require a thicker pour.

While it may be walkable after 24-48 hours, we recommend waiting at least 3 days before placing any furniture on the surface. Full curing usually takes about 28 days.

Reinforcement like rebar can enhance strength and durability. It’s often recommended, especially for larger or high-traffic areas.

While it’s possible for some DIYers, hiring a professional ensures proper preparation, leveling, and finishing for a long-lasting patio.

Demolition will occur on Day 1. The concrete crew will return 1-3 days later to pour the concrete. Please keep in mind that concrete pouring is weather-dependent and we cannot pour concrete in the rain, this may result in a delay.

To enhance your concrete patio with decorative elements like stamping, staining, or exposed aggregates, plan for these features during installation. Opting for professional assistance ensures a polished outcome, refined appearance, and a well-executed design.

The color is selected from a color chart. Installed color may vary a few shades lighter or darker depending on manufacturer variation, water need, and various other factors. The wet-look sealer applied to your concrete will also affect the final color.

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