A patio has a different job than a driveway — it’s where you actually spend time outside, so finish and comfort matter as much as durability. But it still has to survive the same freeze-thaw cycles and drainage challenges every outdoor slab in this region faces.

What’s Included

  • Site prep and subgrade compaction
  • Reinforcement sized to slab thickness and use
  • Finish options: broom, exposed aggregate, stamped, or stained
  • Control joints placed to manage shrinkage cracking
  • Grading so water moves away from your house, not toward it

Drainage Matters More on a Patio

Patios often sit at the low point of a backyard, closer to grade than a driveway, which means standing water is a bigger risk if slope isn’t planned correctly. Lots near the Missouri River lowland tend to hold water in heavier clay soil more than lots on higher, loess-covered ground. We plan slope and any needed drainage work around your specific yard, not a generic assumption.

What Drives the Cost

Patio pricing depends on square footage, finish complexity, and reinforcement. A simple broom-finish patio costs less than a stamped or stained one. We give a written, itemized estimate after seeing your yard.

Trust & Process

Same crew from estimate to final walkthrough. Written scope before work starts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add a fire pit or seating wall later?

Yes, if planned for at the design stage — let us know during the estimate.

Do stamped patios cost more?

Yes, stamped and decorative finishes cost more than a basic broom finish — see our stamped concrete page for details.

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