Concrete & demolition serving Southeast Wisconsin
Concrete Patios & Stamped Concrete
New concrete patios, stamped patios, and steps, built to drain away from your house. We tear out the old patio, too.
- Free on-site quotes
- Based in East Troy
- Demo and new concrete, one crew
Takes about 30 seconds. We’ll call you back, usually within one business day.
A patio you’ll actually use
Whether you want a simple broom-finished slab or a stamped patio with a stone or slate look, we build it on a properly graded and compacted base with reinforcement, sloped so water runs away from your house. If there’s an old cracked patio, pavers, or a deck in the way, we take that out first.
We can add steps, landings, and walkways that tie the patio into your house and yard, so the whole space works together.
What’s included
- Old patio, paver, or slab tear-out
- Base grading, compaction, and forms
- Rebar reinforcement
- Broom finish or stamped concrete
- Steps, landings, and connecting walkways
- Slope so water drains away from your foundation
How the job goes
Free quote
We look at the job in person and get you a clear price.
Tear-out & prep
Old concrete comes out, the base is graded and compacted, and forms go in.
Pour & finish
Rebar or mesh, a full-depth pour, and the finish you picked, with control joints to manage cracking.
Cure & enjoy
We go over when it’s safe to walk and drive on, and how to care for your new concrete.
Recent patios
Planning a new patio?
Tell us about your project and we’ll set up a time to take a look.
Common questions
Should I get a stamped or a plain concrete patio?
Plain broom-finished concrete costs less and gives good traction. Stamped concrete costs more but looks like stone or slate. We can show you both and help you pick what fits your yard and budget.
Can you pour a new patio where my old one is?
Yes. We tear out the old patio, fix the base, and pour the new one, often making it bigger or reshaping it while we’re at it.
Do you do steps too?
Yes. We pour concrete steps and landings, plain or stamped, as part of a patio job or on their own.
When is the best time to pour a patio in Wisconsin?
Spring through fall, when it’s warm enough for concrete to cure properly. Booking your quote early helps you get on the schedule before the busy season.