Concrete Patios
Turn your backyard into the outdoor living space you have always wanted with a durable, beautiful concrete patio built to last.

Why a Concrete Patio Makes Sense
Your backyard should be a place where you can relax, entertain, and enjoy time with family and friends. A concrete patio gives you a solid foundation for outdoor living without the constant upkeep that comes with wood decking or pavers.
Concrete stands up to Texas weather better than most materials. It does not warp, rot, or shift like wood. It does not grow weeds between cracks like pavers. Once your patio is in place, it stays level and strong year after year with minimal effort on your part.
Beyond durability, concrete offers design flexibility. You can go with a simple, clean look or add color and texture to create something that feels custom. Either way, you get a patio that fits your style and your budget.
- Weather resistant: Handles heat, rain, and temperature swings without breaking down.
- Low maintenance: No staining, sealing, or replacing boards every few years.
- Versatile design: Choose from smooth, brushed, stamped, or colored finishes.
- Cost-effective: More affordable upfront and over time compared to wood or stone.
- Increases home value: A well-built patio adds usable square footage and curb appeal.
Customize Your Patio Design
One of the best things about concrete is how many design options you have. If you prefer a modern, minimalist look, a smooth or broom-finished patio works perfectly. It is clean, functional, and easy to maintain. You can add outdoor furniture and planters to bring in color and personality.
If you want something with more character, stamped and decorative concrete lets you mimic the look of natural stone, brick, or tile without the high cost. We can create patterns that match your home's exterior or give your backyard a unique focal point.
Color is another way to make your patio stand out. Integral color mixes into the concrete before pouring, so the color goes all the way through. Stains and dyes applied after curing give you even more options, from earthy tones to bold accents. You can also combine finishes to create borders or highlight specific areas.
Patio Shapes and Layouts
Patios do not have to be simple rectangles. We can design curved edges, multiple levels, or custom shapes that fit your yard and lifestyle. If you have a sloped backyard, we can build tiered patios connected by steps or retaining walls. If you want a cozy space for grilling, we can create a smaller patio near your back door. If you host large gatherings, we can design an expansive area with room for seating, dining, and a fire pit.
The layout depends on how you plan to use the space. We work with you to understand your vision and then design a patio that makes the most of your yard. The result is an outdoor area that feels like a natural extension of your home.
How We Build Your Patio
Building a concrete patio starts with understanding your property. We evaluate the ground conditions, drainage, and sun exposure to plan the best placement. Good drainage is especially important so water does not pool on your patio or flow toward your foundation.
Once we finalize the design, we excavate the area and prepare a solid base using compacted gravel. This base prevents settling and cracking over time. We also install forms to shape the patio and create clean edges. If your patio has multiple levels or curves, we adjust the forms to match the design.
Next comes the concrete pour. We use a mix designed for outdoor use, which means it can handle weather changes and foot traffic without breaking down. After pouring, we smooth and finish the surface according to your chosen style. If you selected a stamped or textured finish, we apply the pattern while the concrete is still workable.
The final step is curing. Concrete needs time to harden properly, so we protect it from rapid drying and temperature extremes. This ensures your patio reaches full strength and lasts for decades. We clean up the site and leave you with a finished patio ready to enjoy.
Keeping Your Patio in Great Shape
Concrete patios are incredibly low maintenance. A quick sweep and occasional rinse with a hose keep them looking clean. For tougher stains or dirt buildup, a pressure washer works wonders. You do not need to seal your patio every year unless you have a decorative finish that benefits from extra protection.
If you notice small cracks over time, do not worry. Minor surface cracks are normal as concrete settles and adjusts to temperature changes. These can be filled with concrete crack filler to prevent them from growing. Larger cracks or uneven settling may require professional repair, but those issues are rare with proper installation.
To extend the life of your patio, avoid placing heavy objects in one spot for extended periods. If you use a grill or outdoor furniture, consider moving them occasionally to prevent stress on the same area. With these simple steps, your patio will stay beautiful and functional for 30 years or more.
When Repairs Are Needed
Even well-built patios may eventually need repairs. Common issues include surface spalling, where the top layer flakes off, or settling caused by soil movement. If you notice these problems, we offer repair and replacement services to restore your patio. In some cases, resurfacing is a cost-effective way to refresh an old patio without tearing it out completely.
Building Patios in Hutto
Hutto backyards come in all shapes and sizes, and we have worked on patios across the area. From small intimate spaces to large entertainment areas, every project gives us a better understanding of what works best in this climate and with this soil.
Central Texas soil is known for being clay-heavy, which means it expands and contracts with moisture changes. That can put stress on concrete if the base is not prepared correctly. We use proven techniques to create stable foundations that resist movement, so your patio stays level and crack-free for years.
We also understand the importance of working efficiently. Once we start your project, we stay on schedule and keep your yard as tidy as possible. You should not have to live with a construction zone longer than necessary. Our goal is to complete your patio quickly without sacrificing quality.
Whether you are looking to create a simple patio for morning coffee or a full outdoor kitchen and dining area, we bring the right skills and local knowledge to every job. When you work with us, you get a patio that looks great, performs well, and adds real value to your home. Explore our concrete services in Hutto to see how we can transform your backyard.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a concrete patio cost?▼
The cost of a concrete patio depends on the size, design complexity, and finish you choose. A basic patio with a standard broom finish is the most affordable option, while stamped or colored concrete costs more due to the extra labor and materials. On average, concrete patios are less expensive than natural stone or pavers and require less maintenance over time. We provide free estimates so you know exactly what to expect before we start. Factors like site preparation, access to your backyard, and any necessary grading can also affect the final price.
Can I add a patio to a sloped yard?▼
Yes, we can build patios on sloped yards. Depending on the slope, we may recommend a multi-level patio with steps connecting the different areas. Another option is to grade the yard to create a level area for the patio. If the slope is significant, we might use retaining walls to hold back soil and create usable space. Each situation is different, so we evaluate your property and recommend the best approach. Sloped yards can actually become some of the most interesting outdoor spaces with the right design.
How long does it take to install a concrete patio?▼
Most concrete patios take 3 to 5 days from start to finish, depending on the size and complexity. Site preparation and base work usually take a day or two, followed by the concrete pour and finishing. After that, the concrete needs to cure for several days before you can use it. While the surface may feel hard after 24 hours, we recommend waiting at least 7 days before placing furniture or walking on it regularly. Complex designs with stamping, multiple levels, or custom features may take a bit longer, but we keep you informed every step of the way.
