Plan a new patio, replace a failed slab, or extend an outdoor living area with attention to drainage, access, finish, and connections to the home.
BEFORE
Cracked, settled, or undersized patio concrete can limit use and hold water near the home.
Concrete Replacement Service
Concrete Patios
in Wichita Falls, TX
Local ServiceServing Wichita Falls
Concrete ServicesResidential & commercial projects
Replacement SpecialistsFull and partial options
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When Repair Isn't Enough
Localized patio damage may be repairable when the remaining slab is stable. Broad cracking, settlement, poor drainage, or a patio that no longer fits the intended use can make replacement or expansion more practical.
AFTER
A new or replacement patio can provide a more useful outdoor surface with planned grade and finish.
Full Replacement vs Partial Replacement
Full Replacement
Full replacement can make sense when multiple areas have failed or drainage and layout need correction across the patio.
Partial Replacement
Partial replacement may preserve stable sections when the connection and finish transition remain practical.
Planning Your New Patio
New patios and extensions can be planned for outdoor use, connections to doors and steps, yard grade, and the desired finish.
- New patio installation
- Patio extensions
- Standard and decorative finish options
Replacement Project
What Goes Into a Replacement Project
Site & Structural Preparation
1
Local Soil and Weather Conditions
Soil and base conditions vary by property. Heat and wind can affect curing plans.
2
Removal and Site Preparation
Failed slabs may be removed where replacement is appropriate, with attention to access and adjacent landscaping.
3
Base Preparation
Base conditions are reviewed and prepared for the planned patio.
4
Drainage and Grade
The patio grade should direct water away from structures and account for surrounding yard drainage.
Slab Design & Installation Details
5
Concrete Thickness
Thickness is planned for the intended patio use and connected features.
6
Reinforcement
Reinforcement may be included where the project conditions call for it.
7
Control Joints
Control joints are planned to help manage concrete movement.
8
Transitions and Connections
Doors, steps, yards, walkways, and existing concrete need practical transitions.
Design Options
Standard Broom Finish
A broom finish is a practical option for many patios.
Decorative and Stamped Options
Decorative finishes, color, and stamped patterns can be discussed with their maintenance and site considerations.
Our Process
- 1
Review the Patio Area
Share photos, dimensions, drainage observations, and how you plan to use the space.
- 2
Confirm the Scope
We discuss a new patio, extension, repair, partial replacement, or full replacement.
- 3
Prepare and Place
The base, forms, grade, and planned finish are prepared for the selected work.
- 4
Cure and Protect
Weather, heat, wind, and access are considered while the patio cures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a patio be extended?
Yes. An extension is reviewed for grade, drainage, access, and how it will connect to existing concrete.
Are stamped patio options available?
Decorative and stamped options can be discussed along with finish, maintenance, and site considerations.
Plan Your Concrete Patios Project
Tell us about the patio area, existing slab condition, desired use, and any drainage or access concerns.
- Describe the issue
- Add project photos
- Submit for review