Pleasant Grove, UT · Serving all of Utah County
Concrete Patios in Pleasant Grove & Utah County
Backyard patio slabs poured level, sloped to drain and finished clean — the straightforward, hard-wearing patio most homeowners actually want.
- Free estimates
- Poured level & sloped to drain
- Licensed & insured
Concrete patios
Backyard Patio Slabs in Pleasant Grove, Orem & Lehi
A plain broom-finished patio is the best value in concrete — one continuous surface, no joints to shift, and decades of life when it's based and drained properly.
New backyard patios
Broom-finished slabs sized to your furniture, your grill and the way you actually use the yard.
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Large entertaining slabs
Room for a table, a seating area and a walkway, poured in one continuous slab.
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Patios under decks & covers
Clean, dry, usable ground under an existing deck or patio cover.
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Patio & walkway combinations
The patio and the path that reaches it, poured together so the finish matches.
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Patio extensions
Add on to a patio that's always been a few feet too small, tied into the existing slab.
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Excavation, base & drainage
Grading, compaction and slope so water runs away from the house, not toward it.
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From Bare Yard to Finished Patio
A clear, no-surprises process so you always know what happens next.
Free on-site estimate
We look at the space, talk through size and layout, and quote an exact price at no charge.
Excavate & form
We strip the area, set forms to the right slope and compact the base.
Pour & finish
Concrete placed, screeded and hand-finished with a broom texture that stays grippy when wet.
Cure & walkthrough
Control joints cut, the site cleaned completely, and we tell you when to put the furniture back.
Recent work
Recent patios we've poured
Real jobs from around Utah County — no stock photos.
FAQ
Concrete patio questions
How much does a concrete patio cost in Utah County?
A plain broom-finished patio is the most affordable option in concrete; cost moves with square footage, access and how much digging and hauling the site needs. Use our estimator for a ballpark, then we confirm an exact price after a free site visit.
Should I get a plain patio or a stamped one?
A broom finish costs less, hides wear better and is what most people choose. Stamped and decorative work costs more because of the color, stamping and sealing labour — worth it if the look matters to you. See our stamped patios and decorative patios pages.
How long does a patio take to pour?
Most residential patios are dug, formed and poured within a few days once we start, weather permitting. We give you the actual schedule with your quote.
Will my patio crack?
Concrete moves, so we control where it cracks instead of pretending it won't — compacted base, reinforcement and control joints cut at the right spacing keep the slab looking like one clean surface.
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Other concrete work we pour in Utah County
One family crew handles every part of the job — so you're not chasing three contractors for one backyard.
Stamped patios
Stone, slate and wood-plank stamped patterns in the color you pick.
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Decorative patios
Color, stain, saw-cut patterns and borders on a single slab.
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Walkways
Sidewalks, side-yard paths and front entries, poured trip-free.
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Hot tub pads
Reinforced pads rated for the weight of a filled spa.
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Get a free patio estimate
Tell us roughly how big you want it and we'll price it exactly after a free visit to your yard.