A concrete patio is one of the best-value upgrades you can make to a Colorado Springs backyard. With so many clear, sunny days along the Front Range, an outdoor living space gets used spring through fall — for grilling, fire pits, hot tubs, and just enjoying the Pikes Peak views. We pour patios that are properly graded so snowmelt and summer downpours drain away from your foundation instead of pooling on the slab.
Patio Options We Pour
- New backyard and side-yard patios
- Extensions to an existing patio or slab
- Broom-finished, exposed-aggregate, or stamped surfaces
- Colored and decorative finishes to match your home
- Slabs sized for hot tubs, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens
- Steps and small retaining elements to work with your grade
Built for the Backyard and the Weather
Patios in our climate fail for the same reasons driveways do — poor drainage, weak base prep, and no plan for freeze-thaw. We compact the sub-base, reinforce where needed, set control joints, and slope the surface away from the house. Then we seal it, which is especially important on decorative patios where you want the color and texture to last through years of UV and snow.
What Does a Patio Cost?
A standard broom-finished patio typically runs $8–$16 per square foot, while stamped or decorative patios run $14–$28 per square foot. Size, finish, site access, and any tear-out drive the final number. We will measure your space and give you a written quote at no charge.
Can you match my patio to my house?
Yes. With coloring, stamping, and border options we can complement your home’s stone, brick, or trim. We will walk through finish samples during the estimate.
When is the best time to pour a patio?
Late spring through early fall gives the most consistent curing weather, but we pour patios most of the year with the right cold- or hot-weather practices.
How long before I can use it?
Walk on it after 24–48 hours and add furniture after about 7 days. Sealed decorative patios may need a little extra time before heavy use.