MEDRANO / RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE
Concrete Patios Built Around Your Home
Create useful backyard space for a table, a grill, and time outside.
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A patio that fits everyday life
Plan around the furniture and activities you want to accommodate. A new patio or extension can connect an existing back door, seating area, and walkway. Share the approximate footprint and any features that need to remain accessible.
Plain concrete or a decorative finish
A broom-finished surface offers a straightforward concrete look. Stamped concrete introduces a patterned finish. Discuss texture, maintenance, and how the new surface will meet existing concrete before choosing.
Planning the scope and cost
Patio size, demolition, backyard access, preparation, elevation changes, and finish affect the estimate. Include photos of gates and side yards as well as the proposed patio area. Water movement near the house needs to be considered during planning.
Planning questions
Can an existing patio be expanded?
An extension may be an option after reviewing the current slab, elevations, and available space. Share photos of the edge where you want the new work to connect.
Can I add a cover or outdoor kitchen later?
Mention future structures and heavy features at the start. Their support and design requirements must be reviewed before a concrete scope is finalized; do not assume a standard patio is a structural foundation.
Concrete patio installation for everyday use
Residential concrete patio installation starts with the space you want to use. A simple poured concrete patio can provide room for seating and a grill, while a backyard patio extension can expand an area you already enjoy. Explain the arrangement you have in mind and the route you want to keep open from the back door.
Concrete patio replacement or expansion
A concrete patio replacement removes an existing surface as part of the new scope. A concrete patio extension adds space while retaining some or all of the current slab. Concrete patio installers need photos of the edges, transitions, and access route to begin understanding either project.
Choosing concrete patio contractors
Compare concrete patio builders using the same footprint, preparation, and finish assumptions. Ask what is included in cleanup and how connections are addressed. Our concrete patio cost and patio extension guide explains how to prepare an estimate request and compare plain and stamped options.
Start with your property
Share your address, approximate dimensions, project notes, and optional photos. We’ll review the information and contact you about the next step toward a project-specific estimate. An appointment is confirmed after we contact you.
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