Backyard patios built for decades of memories.
Pool decks. Entryways. Outdoor kitchens. Fire pit surrounds. We've poured every kind of patio you can imagine across Solano County — and the same 6-sack 4000 PSI mix goes into all of them. Whether you want clean broom finish or stamped slate, we build patios to survive Fairfield summers, winter freezes, and everything your family throws at them.
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What a patio actually costs.
$12-16/sqft
4" slab · 6-sack · #3 rebar · broom finish · saw-cut joints
Typical 400 sqft: $4,800-$6,400
$16-22/sqft
Slate, cobblestone, wood plank, or tile stamps with color + sealer. Looks like stone, wears like concrete.
Typical 400 sqft: $6,400-$8,800
$14-20/sqft
Non-slip texture (salt finish or cool deck), integral color, chemical-resistant. Built for wet-foot traffic.
Typical 500 sqft: $7,000-$10,000
Final pricing requires on-site measurement and written contract per California Business & Professions Code §7159. Variables: demo, grading, access, drainage, edge detailing, sealer type.
Every kind of patio.
Backyard entertaining patio
Standard rectangular patio off the back door. Broom finish, 2-3 saw-cut control joints. Most common Bachi pour.
Pool deck
Salt-finish or cool-deck texture. Integral color to match pool tile. Proper slope for drainage away from coping.
Outdoor kitchen pad
Thicker slab (5-6") to support built-in grill, island, fridge. Rebar upgrade. Plumbing/gas stub-outs coordinated.
Fire pit surround
Circular or custom-shaped pad around a fire feature. Stamped finish recommended — adds heat resistance character.
Entryway / front porch
First thing guests see. Premium finish recommended. Often paired with matching walkway.
Custom curved / multi-level
Curved edges, stepped levels, integrated planters. Bring your Pinterest board. We form-build to match.
What homeowners ask us.
How thick should my patio be?
Residential patios: 4 inches standard. Pool decks: 4 inches. Outdoor kitchen/heavy-equipment pads: 5-6 inches. We spec based on use, not just square footage.
Do I need a permit for a patio?
Most Solano County cities don't require a permit for a flat concrete patio under 200 sqft. Over 200 sqft or attached to the house, permit typically required. We know each city's thresholds and pull permits when needed.
Will the stamped pattern wear off?
The pattern is stamped into the wet concrete, so it's part of the slab — not applied on top. Color can fade in full sun over 5-10 years. A sealer every 2-3 years keeps it vibrant. We include first application of sealer in stamped patio pricing.
Can you tie into my existing patio?
Yes. We'll form the new section flush to your existing slab, use matching expansion joint material at the seam, and try to match texture/color as closely as possible. Exact color match isn't guaranteed due to aging, but a close match is achievable.
How long until I can use it?
Walk on it 24 hours after pour. Put furniture on it after 48 hours. Full use (heavy furniture, grills, hot tubs) after 7 days. Stamped/sealed patios need an additional 24 hours after sealer application before foot traffic.
Common patio bundles.
Driveway match
Pouring a patio? Replace your cracked driveway at the same time. Same crew, same pour day — saves on mobilization.
From $22/sqft →Walkway connector
Connect the patio to the driveway, gate, or front entry. Matching finish. Clean lines.
From $10/sqft →Stamped upgrade
Upgrade any patio from broom to stamped. Slate, cobblestone, wood plank patterns available.
+$4-6/sqft →Ready to design your patio?
Free on-site visit. Our foreman walks your backyard with you. Written quote in 48 hours.