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Concrete & Hardscaping

Patios & Sidewalks

Patios and walkways formed, sloped and jointed so they drain and stay level underfoot.

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A patio is judged by three things: how it drains, how the joints line up, and how it meets the grass or the house. Elevations come first — the patio has to fall away from the foundation, and the walkway has to stay walkable in the rain.

Finish and layout are chosen together: broom, exposed aggregate, stamped or a plain burnished surface, with a joint pattern that reads intentional instead of accidental. Lights, outlets and irrigation that cross the slab are placed before the pour, not chased afterwards.

Questions we get about patios & sidewalks

How thick should a patio be?

Thickness follows the use: foot traffic and furniture are not the same as a hot tub or a vehicle. It is decided together with the base and written into the scope.

Can you match concrete I already have?

Finish and color can be matched closely, though not always exactly. Where an exact match is unlikely we plan a clean line between old and new.

Do you add a border?

A border is part of the layout rather than a decoration: it also carries the joint pattern around the edge of the slab.

How do I get a quote?

Send the details through the contact form or call +1 (470) 559-6251. Tell us the address, what you want done and any photos you already have. We review the job, ask whatever is missing and send a written estimate.

More concrete & hardscaping

  • Concrete DrivewaysDriveways with the base, the thickness and the joints planned for the soil and the loads they will carry.
  • Concrete SlabsSlabs for garages, shops, additions and equipment pads, with the base and joints that carry the load.
  • Concrete RepairCracked, spalled and settled concrete repaired by understanding why it failed in the first place.
  • Stamped ConcreteStamped and patterned concrete for patios, walkways and pool decks, with color and pattern planned before the pour.
  • Retaining WallsWalls designed for the water behind them, not just the weight in front of them.
  • HardscapingThe built structure of a yard: walkways, steps, borders and drainage that tie the landscape together.

Patios & Sidewalks is part of our Concrete & Hardscaping work.