Concrete Patios in Naperville, IL
Standard broom-finish slabs, exposed aggregate, or stamped decorative. Most patios are 200 to 800 square feet. Larger if you've got the yard for it.
- Licensed & Insured
- Standard or Stamped
- Most Done in 1 Day
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Patios — Standard, Aggregate, or Stamped
Standard broom-finish slabs, exposed aggregate, or stamped decorative — we do all three. Most patios are 200 to 800 square feet. Larger if you've got the yard for it.
Every patio gets graded for drainage, reinforced with wire mesh or rebar, and finished to your spec. Whether you're entertaining outdoors or just want a clean space behind the house, we'll quote you what it actually costs.
How We Quote
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Tell Us About Your Project
Fill out the quote form or call us. Takes about 60 seconds. We'll know enough to schedule a free on-site visit.
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On-Site Quote, No Pressure
We come out, measure the space, talk through your options, and give you a written quote. No deposit, no commitment.
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We Pour. You Enjoy.
Once you say go, we schedule the pour. Most driveways are done in 1–2 days. Patios and walkways usually 1 day.
Concrete Patio Pricing in Naperville
$8 – $15 / sq ft
Broom finish or exposed aggregate. Wire-mesh or rebar reinforcement.
$15 – $25 / sq ft
Stamp pattern, integral color or stains, decorative sealer.
Where you land in each band depends on size, thickness, prep work, and pattern complexity. Exact number comes after the on-site visit.
Usually $2,400 – $4,500. Broom finish, 4-inch pour, wire mesh, graded for drainage.
Usually $6,000 – $10,000. Stamp pattern + integral color + sealer. Common patterns: Ashlar slate, cobblestone.
Patios We've Poured
Patio FAQ
How thick should a concrete patio be?
4 inches is standard for residential. Every pour gets wire mesh or rebar reinforcement. We go 6 inches for heavy use — hot tub pads, outdoor kitchens, or anywhere with rolling load.
How is drainage handled?
Every patio is graded with a slight slope (about 1/8 inch per foot) away from the house. Keeps water from pooling and from running back toward the foundation.
Can you extend an existing patio?
Yes, but the new pour won't bond to the old one. We use an expansion joint between the two so they can flex independently. Color match between fresh and weathered concrete is impossible — the new section will look different until both age in.
Stamped or standard — which should I pick?
Standard broom-finish is cheaper, less slippery when wet, and easier to repair. Stamped looks like flagstone or pavers and adds resale value. Both last decades. Comes down to look vs. cost.
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