Patios sized to how you use them
Furniture, a grill, a walking lane around the table — the slab gets laid out around real use, not a default rectangle.
Austin, Texas
Concrete Patios & Walkways in Austin, TX
Outdoor living in Central Texas runs most of the year, and a flat, well-drained slab is what makes a back yard usable. We pour patios, walkways, sidewalks and step-downs that tie the yard back to the house.
Shape, size and finish are worked out on site with you before anything is formed.
What the work involves
Patios & Walkways done properly
Walkways and sidewalks
Consistent width, even joint spacing and a slip-resistant finish for paths between the drive, the gate and the door.
Drainage away from the structure
Every flatwork pour gets a fall built into it so water leaves the slab and moves away from the foundation.
Edges, steps and transitions
Clean formed edges and level transitions where the slab meets existing concrete, decking or turf.
Service FAQs
Patios & Walkways questions
- Can a patio be poured against an existing slab?
- Yes. The new pour is tied in or isolated with a joint depending on how the two slabs will move, so you do not get a ridge or a crack at the seam.
- What finish works best for a patio?
- A broom or light texture finish keeps the surface walkable when wet. Stamped and tinted finishes are available if you want pattern.
- Do you pour walkways in tight back yards?
- Often, yes. Access is one of the first things we check on the site visit, because it determines how the concrete gets to the form.
Related work
Other concrete services
Concrete Driveways
Control-jointed slabs sized to your lot, graded for drainage and finished to a clean steel-float sheen.
Decorative & Stamped Concrete
Broomed, stamped and tinted finishes that hold up to weather and daily use without losing their look.
Concrete Repair
Crack filling, resurfacing and slab leveling to restore function and a clean, level surface.
Ready to talk about your patios & walkways?
There is no form to fill in. Call and describe the job — we will tell you what the pour involves and what happens next.