Concrete Patio
Broom, stamped, colored, and exposed-aggregate concrete patios sized and pitched to drain away from the house.
40+
years in business
- Licensed & insured
- In business since 1985
- Free on-site estimates
- Village permits handled
A concrete patio is the cheapest square footage you will ever add to a house. It goes in as one continuous slab, so nothing shifts, sinks or sprouts weeds the way an interlocking paver patio does after five Illinois winters.
Size matters more than most homeowners expect. A 10-by-10 holds a small table; a 16-by-20 holds a dining set, a grill and room to walk around both. We lay the shape out in marking paint before we dig, so you can walk it while it is still free to change. Every patio is pitched away from the foundation with an expansion joint isolating it from the house.
What's included
- Layout, sod removal and excavation to grade
- Compacted CA-6 stone base
- Wire mesh reinforcement on chairs
- Four inch air-entrained pour
- Broom, stamped, colored or exposed finish
- Expansion joint at the house, cure-and-seal
How the job goes
- On-site measurement, layout painted on grass
- Sod strip, excavation, base compaction
- Forms, mesh, pour, stamp or broom
- Cut joints, seal after 28 days
Patios jobs (21)
2 photosBackyard patio, brick home
Chicago suburbs
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Patio pour, white home
Chicago suburbs
2 photos
Patio, brown home
Chicago suburbs
Patio forms, brick ranch
Chicago suburbs
Patio with dining set
Chicago suburbs
Side patio and walk
Chicago suburbs
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Patio at deck stairs
Chicago suburbs
2 photos
Patio behind deck home
Chicago suburbs
3 photos
Curved patio
Chicago suburbs
2 photos
Patio, white two-story
Chicago suburbs
Patio prep
Chicago suburbs
2 photos
Backyard slab by shed
Chicago suburbs
2 photos
Backyard slab
Chicago suburbs
Patio at brick home
Chicago suburbs
3 photos
Fresh patio pour
Chicago suburbs
Side porch slab
Chicago suburbs
3 photos
Patio finishing, white home
Chicago suburbs
Patio, vinyl home
Chicago suburbs
2 photos
Patio pour
Chicago suburbs
3 photos
Slab along wood fence
Chicago suburbs
Patio forms with pavers
Chicago suburbs
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Patios questions
How much does a concrete patio cost in the Chicago suburbs?
Size and finish decide it. A broom finish is the plainest and least expensive, and stamped and colored work costs more. We measure the yard and put a free price in writing.
Is a concrete patio cheaper than pavers?
Usually, and by a wide margin. Pavers cost noticeably more per square foot installed. Stamped concrete gives a similar look with no joints for weeds and ants to work into.
Do I need a permit for a patio in Illinois?
Most DuPage and Cook villages do, because a patio counts toward your impervious-surface limit. We file the application and handle the inspection.
How long before I can put furniture on a new patio?
Walk on it after 24 hours and set furniture after 7 days. Wait a full 28 days before a hot tub or sealing.
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Free patios estimate
Same-day callback on weekdays. On-site measurement, written price, permit filed.