Patio size and shape
Square footage
The largest single factor. Sizing the patio for the way it will be used helps avoid overspending on unused space.
Layout complexity
Angles, curves and stepped sections take more forming work than a plain rectangle.
Access and site conditions
Backyard access
Narrow gates, fences and landscaping can require smaller equipment or hand-work, which affects labor.
Existing patio removal
Full replacement adds demolition, haul-off and base rework.
Base and drainage
Excavation and base
A properly compacted base is one of the most important factors in a long-lasting patio.
Drainage away from the home
Patios need to shed water away from the structure. Correcting grade adds value but can also add cost.
Finish choices
Broom finish
The most affordable and most common patio finish.
Smooth borders and details
Trowel-smoothed edges add a cleaner look for a modest labor increase.
Decorative or stamped concrete
Only offered when the specific finish is confirmed. Decorative options add labor, materials and cure-time considerations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a covered patio slab priced differently?
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The slab itself is priced like other patios, but sizing, thickness and layout may need to account for the planned cover.
Does adding to an existing patio cost less than replacement?
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Often yes, but the connection between old and new concrete must be planned. New concrete will not match the existing slab.
Request a Project-Specific Concrete Estimate
Call (254) 414-0511 or use the estimate form to share your project details. We follow up to review your project and next steps.