Concrete Patios & Walkways
We create outdoor living spaces with lasting appeal, combining durable
construction with finishes that complement your home and hold up to years of use.
A patio is where a property gets used rather than just occupied, and a walkway is the first surface a visitor sets foot on. Both need to look right and stay level, which means they demand the same base preparation and drainage planning as any structural pour, even though they carry less weight than a driveway.
We offer broom finish, exposed aggregate, and stamped concrete, and we plan the grading so water runs away from your foundation rather than pooling on the surface. The result is an outdoor space that still looks and performs the way it did the day it was poured.
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Frequently Asked Questions
01. What finish options do you offer for concrete patios?
Broom finish is the most common and the most practical, giving a slip-resistant surface at the lowest cost. Exposed aggregate provides texture and a natural stone appearance. Stamped concrete can replicate brick, slate, or flagstone patterns. We show you samples before you decide.
02. How does stamped concrete compare to pavers?
Stamped concrete costs less to install, has no joints for weeds to grow through, and does not shift or settle individually the way pavers can. Pavers are easier
to repair in a small area. For most Denver homeowners, stamped concrete is the better long-term value.
to repair in a small area. For most Denver homeowners, stamped concrete is the better long-term value.
03. Do concrete patios crack in Colorado winters?
All concrete moves with temperature. The question is whether it moves where you planned. We cut control joints at the correct spacing and depth so the slab relieves stress along those lines rather than cracking randomly across the surface.
04. Should I seal my concrete patio?
Sealing extends the life of decorative finishes and protects against de-icing salts and taining, and it matters more for stamped and exposed aggregate than for a plain broom finish. We advise on what your specific surface needs and how often to reapply.
05. How long does a patio installation take?
Most residential patios are poured in a single day once the site is prepared. Excavation, base work, and forming typically take one to two days eforehand. Decorative finishes add time for stamping and sealing. You can walk on the surface after 24 to 48 hours.
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