Residential concrete services
Concrete patios
At Page Concrete and Outdoor Services, we create beautiful concrete patios designed for lasting enjoyment. A quality patio gives you the perfect outdoor space to gather with family and friends. With 30 years of experience across the Triad, our team delivers expert craftsmanship you can count on.
Patios / completed Page Concrete work
What is included
Built to the right standard for the job.
- Mix
- 4000 PSI fiber-mesh
- Shapes
- Curves, fire-pit rings, blockouts, multi-level
- Finishes
- Broom, stamped (Brickform), stained borders
- Walk on it
- about 3 days
Optional: densifier treatment
For an add-on cost, we can treat the surface with a penetrating densifier that helps reduce porosity, increase surface hardness and abrasion resistance, and seal out contaminants. It is most useful on driveways and high-traffic flatwork; always your call.
View Densifier Information Sheet
Before and after
See the difference a completed backyard patio + fire pit project makes.
Before
AfterBroom finish, curved forms / 4000 PSI fiber concrete / drag to compare
Common questions
Straight answers before you request an estimate.
- Can a concrete patio have curves or a fire pit?
- Yes — forms bend. We regularly pour curved patios, fire-pit rings, and square blockouts for pergola posts or planting beds. Curves around existing trees and landscaping are a specialty; you're not stuck with a rectangle.
- Broom finish or stamped — which should I pick?
- Broom finish is the workhorse: clean, grippy, and the most affordable. Stamped concrete costs more because of the added stamping, coloring, and sealing work, but reads as cobblestone, slate, or brick. Plenty of patios split the difference: broom field with a stamped border.
- What is a concrete densifier, and do I need one?
- A densifier is an optional penetrating treatment that helps reduce porosity and increase the treated surface's hardness and abrasion resistance. It is a surface treatment, not a repair for structural deficiencies, large cracks, or substrate problems. A properly poured and cured 4000 PSI slab stands on its own; we'll quote the densifier as an option so you can decide.
Need more information? Read the full concrete FAQ for cure times, thickness, weather, maintenance, and cracking.
The estimate