Concrete Patios

Why Choose Concrete for Your Patio

A concrete patio gives you more usable outdoor space without the constant upkeep of wood decks. You won't need to restain, reseal, or replace rotting boards every few years. Instead, you get a durable surface that handles Farmington's weather, from hot summer sun to winter freeze-thaw cycles, without falling apart.

When you work with SetPath Farmington Concrete, we help you design a patio that fits your lifestyle. Whether you want a simple slab for grilling and outdoor furniture or a more elaborate entertaining area, we walk you through your options and build it right the first time.

What to Expect During Installation

Here's how we build your concrete patio:

• Site prep: We excavate the area, remove roots and debris, and compact the soil to prevent settling.
• Base layer: A gravel base provides drainage and stability so your patio doesn't crack or sink over time.
• Forms and reinforcement: We set up forms to shape your patio and add rebar or wire mesh for extra strength.
• Concrete pour: We pour quality concrete mix, level it, and finish the surface to your chosen texture.
• Curing: Your patio needs time to cure properly. We protect it and let you know when it's safe to use.

Every step matters. Shortcuts during prep or curing lead to cracks and uneven surfaces down the road. We don't cut corners because we want your patio to look good and last for decades.

Design Options to Match Your Home

Your patio doesn't have to be a plain gray slab. You can add color, texture, and patterns to create something that complements your home and landscape. Stamped and decorative concrete lets you get the look of natural stone, brick, or tile without the high cost.

We can also integrate your patio with other features like walkways, outdoor kitchens, or fire pits. If you're planning multiple projects, we coordinate everything so it all works together visually and functionally.

Long-Term Benefits and Low Maintenance

Once your concrete patio is installed, maintenance is simple. You'll sweep it occasionally, hose it down, and maybe reseal it every few years to protect the surface. That's it. No painting, no replacing boards, no worry about termites or rot.

Concrete patios also add value to your home. Buyers see a well-built patio as functional outdoor space that expands your living area. If you need concrete repair or replacement for an old, damaged patio, we handle that too.

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