Concrete patios and patio extensions
New patios, extensions off an existing slab, and outdoor living pads sized around your furniture and grill.
Design the space first, then pour it
Most patios get built too small. Before we form anything we talk through what goes on it - table and chairs, grill, fire pit, walking lanes - and lay out a footprint that actually fits.
We can tie into an existing slab with a clean transition joint, wrap a border in a stamped or colored band, or keep it a simple broom finish that matches the rest of the house. Drainage away from the foundation is non-negotiable.
What's included
- ✓Footprint laid out and marked for your approval
- ✓Clean tie-in to existing patio or slab
- ✓Broom, smooth, stamped or stained finish
- ✓Stamped or colored border options
- ✓Slope engineered away from the foundation
- ✓Sleeves for future gas, electrical or drain runs
Patios - common questions
How much does a concrete patio cost in NWA?
Pricing runs roughly $8–$18 per square foot depending on finish. A plain broom-finished slab is at the low end; stamped and colored concrete is at the high end. We give you a fixed quote after the on-site visit.
How long does a patio pour take?
Most residential patios take one to two days on-site: day one for excavation, base, and forming; day two for the pour and finish. Full cure for heavy furniture is about 28 days, but you can walk on it in 24–48 hours.
Can you extend my existing patio?
Yes. We tie into the existing slab with a clean transition joint and match the finish so the addition doesn't look bolted on. Where the builder grade holds water, we regrade it while we are there.
Patios near you
We pour patios across Benton and Washington County. Pick your city for local details.
Ready for a free on-site estimate?
Covering all of Northwest Arkansas. Call, text, or send us the details and we'll come measure it.