Concrete Patios in Missouri
A patio is the one slab people actually sit on, so the finish and the drainage matter more than on anything else we pour.
Slope and drainage first
A patio needs to shed water away from the house. Get that wrong and you've built a basin against your foundation. Slope is set at the forming stage — it isn't something that can be fixed after the pour.
Shapes, steps, and landings
Patios don't have to be rectangles. Curved edges, multiple levels, steps down to grade, and landings off a door all get formed to fit the house and the yard rather than forcing a standard shape.
Finish options
Broom finish is the durable default. Stamped and colored options are available if you want the patio to read as stone or brick. Both get the same base prep underneath.
Where we pour
Concrete Patios is available statewide across Missouri. We're based in Fulton and work most often in Fulton, Columbia, Jefferson City, Holts Summit, Ashland, Kingdom City, New Bloomfield, Auxvasse, Lake of the Ozarks, and Mexico.
Reading on concrete patios
Other work we do
Answers before you call.
Can you extend an existing patio?
Usually yes. The new section gets tied in with an expansion joint at the seam so the two slabs can move independently instead of cracking each other.
How long does a patio take?
Most residential patios are a few days of work — prep and forming, the pour, then finishing and cleanup. Cure time before heavy use is separate from build time.
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