Concrete
Concrete Patios
A patio is the foundation of your backyard — literally. We pour patios that stay flat, drain right, and still look sharp ten years in: correct base preparation, reinforcement, clean saw-cut joints, and a finish that fits your home.
Every patio starts below the surface. We excavate to grade, compact the base, and set reinforcement before a single yard of concrete arrives — because a patio is only as good as what's under it.
Finish options range from a crisp broom finish to stamped patterns with color accenting. We'll walk you through what fits your home, your budget, and how you actually plan to use the space.
What's included
- Broom-finish, stamped, and decorative finishes
- Proper sub-base compaction and reinforcement — no shortcuts under the slab
- Clean control joints laid out with the design, not across it
- Built to pair with pergolas, outdoor kitchens, and fire features
Common questions
How much does a concrete patio cost in Tulsa?
It depends on size, access, finish, and what's under the surface today. A straightforward broom-finish patio costs meaningfully less than a stamped and colored one. We quote after a free site walk, and the bid is itemized — you'll see exactly what you're paying for.
How long before we can use the new patio?
You can walk on it after about 24–48 hours. Give it about a week before dragging heavy furniture across it, and roughly 28 days to reach full design strength. We'll walk you through the cure schedule when we finish.
Broom finish or stamped — which should we choose?
Broom finish is the workhorse: clean, grippy, ages gracefully, costs less. Stamped gives you a stone or slate look with color for more money and slightly more upkeep (resealing every few years). We'll show you examples of both at the site walk.
Will the patio crack?
All concrete can crack — Oklahoma clay soil guarantees movement. What we control is where and how: proper base compaction, reinforcement, and control joints cut on layout mean any hairline movement happens in a straight line inside a joint, not across the middle of your patio.
Planning concrete patios?
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