Concrete

• Patios

• Driveway additions

• Side walks 

• Footings for covered patios  

• Slabs 

Affordable: Concrete is one of the most affordable patio materials. In addition to lower initial costs to build, the minimal maintenance requirements mean you won’t have to replace worn or rotted beams and boards, nor paint, sand, or refinish the surface, saving you both money and time over the long term.

Durable: Concrete patios are durable enough to last for many decades. While wood rots and is susceptible to damage from the wind and other elements, a skillfully designed and built concrete patio can withstand almost anything nature throws its way.

Low-maintenance: Concrete’s durability makes it easy to maintain. It will be several years or decades before it will need replacing, and the only ongoing maintenance concrete requires is to keep it clean for aesthetic reasons, so it looks its best.

Beauty: With a variety of colors, and designs, concrete is a beautiful option that can be customized to fit with home and landscape design. Thanks to concrete finishing and staining, this versatile material can be stamped with a variety of textures to make it look like other types of material, like brick or cobblestone.

Tradition: Believe it or not, concrete is a more traditional material for patios than wood. While a wooden patio or porch might be a good idea if living in an area with sandy ground, a concrete patio has always been the primary choice among homeowners, due to its ability to remain in its original condition year after year.