A patio is the simplest project on this list to do badly, because everything wrong with a bad one was invisible on day one. Poured without slope, it drains toward the house. Poured on loose fill, it settles and cracks. Tied incorrectly to the slab, it moves against the foundation. We build patios like the site work they are: graded to drain away from the house, based on compacted material, jointed for our soil, and sized for the furniture and life you actually plan to put on them.
Beyond plain flatwork we build the upgrades that turn a slab into a room: paver and stamped finishes, extensions of undersized builder patios, and the bases for pergolas and outdoor kitchens — coordinated as one project when you want the whole outdoor space done at once.
What we build
- Patio extension
- The undersized builder slab doubled into a real outdoor room, tied in cleanly and graded away from the house.
- Paver patio
- Modular, repairable, movement-tolerant — the premium look that handles DFW clay gracefully.
- Stamped & finished concrete
- Patterned and colored finishes on a properly based slab — stone looks at concrete economics.
- Outdoor kitchen base
- The slab, utilities and structure an outdoor kitchen actually needs — built before the grill is chosen, not after.
- Full outdoor living room
- Patio, pergola, kitchen and lighting designed and built as one project by one contractor.
What patio work includes
- Grading and slope so water leaves the house, not enters it
- Compacted base and jointing for expansive soil
- Concrete, stamped and paver finishes
- Extensions of existing patios with clean tie-ins
- Bases and footings for pergolas and outdoor kitchens
How the project runs
Call or send the form
Tell us what you're planning and we'll ask the questions that shape a real scope.
On-site evaluation
We measure, assess what's structural and talk through options. The estimate is free.
Written scope & price
Approved by you before anything starts — no verbal budgets.
The build
One schedule, one point of contact, trades sequenced in the right order.
Walkthrough
We write the punch list down and then actually finish it.
Common questions
- Paver patio or concrete?
- Concrete wins on cost and simplicity; pavers win on looks, repairability and tolerance of soil movement — a settled paver can be lifted and re-set, a cracked slab can't. We'll price both for your space so it's a real comparison.
- Can you extend my existing patio?
- Yes — extension with a proper tie-in and matched or deliberately contrasted finish is common work. Slope and drainage get corrected in the same pass, which is often what the original needed anyway.
- Can you design the whole backyard project, not just pour the slab?
- Yes — patio, pergola, outdoor kitchen and lighting as one coordinated design and one build. One contractor for the whole outdoor room is exactly the same argument as one contractor for the whole house.
Where we do this work
Patios across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex — Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Dallas, Richardson, Irving, Flower Mound, Southlake, Arlington, Fort Worth, Carrollton, Garland, Lewisville, Grapevine, Coppell, The Colony, Little Elm, Wylie, Rowlett, Addison, Celina, Highland Park and the surrounding metroplex.
Free estimate
Planning patios in DFW?
One experienced contractor, one written scope, one number to call.