Concrete Patios in Colorado: Stamped, Stained, and Backyard Patios Built for Our Weather
Worried about a concrete patio cracking, sinking, or deteriorating after Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles? Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC installs concrete patios for homeowners who want a durable, functional outdoor space built around their property’s soil conditions, drainage, and intended use. From small backyard patios to larger outdoor entertaining areas, we plan the base preparation, concrete thickness, and reinforcement according to project requirements. Our written estimates explain the planned work before installation begins.
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Concrete Patio Services in Colorado
As a concrete patio contractor, we handle the whole job, from the first estimate to the last coat of sealer.
New Patio Installation
We pour backyard and front patios, plain or decorative, with steps or a walkway where the patio meets the house. Excavation, grading, base, and finish are all part of one quote.
Patio Extension
A concrete patio extension joins the new slab to your existing slab with dowels, so the two pieces move together and the joint stays tight.
Patio Replacement
When the base has failed, we do the demolition and removal, haul the old concrete away, and pour a new patio on a fresh, compacted base.
Resurfacing and Overlay
A thin overlay renews a patio that is worn but still solid, at a lower cost than replacement.
Sealing and Resealing
Sealer protects color and slows water and deicer entry. We seal every new patio and reseal older ones.
Sealing and Resealing
Sealer protects color and slows water and deicer entry. We seal every new patio and reseal older ones.
Not sure which one you need? Send a photo.
Stamped, Stained, and Decorative Concrete Patios
Choose a concrete patio finish that matches your preferred style, budget, and traction needs.
Broom Finish: A simple, cost-effective texture that provides grip for outdoor areas.
Stamped Concrete: Replicates stone, slate, brick, cobblestone, and wood patterns for a decorative look.
Stained & Colored Concrete: Adds custom color through surface-applied stains or pigments mixed into the concrete.
Exposed Aggregate: Reveals natural stones within the concrete for a textured, decorative surface.
Custom Decorative Finishes: Borders, stencils, engraving, and saw-cut patterns add detail to a patio.
Stamped Concrete vs. Pavers
Stamped concrete creates a continuous patterned surface, while pavers offer individual units that can be replaced separately. The best choice depends on your design, budget, and maintenance preferences.
Choose a finish that suits your outdoor space and project goals.
Patios with Fire Pits, Hot Tubs, and Outdoor Kitchens
Many patios carry more than furniture. We build the slab to carry the load.
Hot Tub Pad
A full hot tub is heavy, so a hot tub pad needs a thicker, reinforced slab on a well compacted base.
Fire Pit Area
We build a concrete fire pit pad and surround into the patio, with a firepit ring set on a non combustible surface.
Outdoor Kitchen
An outdoor kitchen needs a level, reinforced slab for the grill and counters, with drainage planned before the pour.
Pergola
Pergola footings go in with the patio, so posts sit on solid concrete and not on a later patch.
A hot tub pad needs a thicker, reinforced slab. Tell us what the patio will hold when you call, and we will size the slab to match.
Planning an add on? Tell us in the estimate form.
Repair, Resurface, or Replace Your Concrete Patio?
Look at what you see, then read across.
Flaking or pitting surface: Freeze-thaw cycles and deicers cause scaling. A resurfacing overlay and sealer usually fix it.
Hairline cracks: These come from normal shrinkage. Sealing or filling them keeps water out.
A sunken or tilted slab: Soft base or clay soil causes settling. We level the slab when it is a small area, or replace it when the base has washed out.
Wide, deep cracks: A cracked concrete patio with wide cracks through the full depth has a failed base. Repair only hides the problem, so we remove the slab and pour a new one.
Concrete resurfacing fixes a worn but solid patio. A settled patio needs leveling or replacement. We tell you which one you have, even when the answer is the cheaper job.
How We Build a Concrete Patio
Estimate
Call, fill in the form, or send photos. We measure, check access and drainage, and quote in writing.
Demolition, Excavation & Grading
We cut and remove old concrete, dig to depth, and set the slope so water runs away from the house. A patio slopes about 1 inch every 4 feet.
Subgrade, Compaction & Base
We compact the subgrade first, then add a compacted base. A compacted subgrade supports the slab.
Rebar & Forms
We set forms and place rebar or reinforcement where the job needs it. Rebar and reinforcement hold cracks tight.
Pouring, Finishing & Joints
We pour, level, and finish the surface in the style you picked. Control joints are cut at the right spacing so cracks form in the joints and not across the slab.
Curing & Sealing
Concrete needs moisture and time to gain strength, so we cure it before we seal it. Sealer slows fading and water entry.
A patio slab is usually poured 4 inches thick, and thicker for heavy loads such as a hot tub or outdoor kitchen. A compacted base and good drainage matter more than a few extra inches of concrete.
Concrete Patios Built for Colorado Weather and Soil
Colorado weather attacks a patio from below and from above.
Freeze-Thaw
Water gets into the surface, freezes, and expands. After enough winters the top layer flakes off. Freeze-thaw cycles cause scaling and spalling.
Clay Soil
Many Front Range soils are expansive clay. Clay swells when wet and shrinks when dry. Expansive clay soil causes settling and cracks, so we build a deeper, well compacted base.
Sun and Altitude
Strong sun and high altitude fade color and wear sealer faster. A sealed patio keeps its color longer than a bare one. Colorado sun and altitude fade color and sealer faster.
Snow and Deicers
Salt and chemical deicers speed up surface damage. Sealer slows water and deicer entry.
Mountain towns see more snow and more freeze-thaw cycles than the plains, so we plan each patio for the place it will sit.
Concrete Patio Cost in Colorado
A plain concrete patio in Colorado costs about $4 to $12 per square foot. A 450 square foot patio averages about $2,700 in Denver, and stamped concrete costs $10 to $18 per square foot.
A 20×20 stamped concrete patio is 400 square feet, so a stamped patio of that size costs about $4,000 to $7,200. Removal of the old patio adds $1.30 to $2.10 per square foot, and rebar adds $0.50 to $1 per square foot.
Patio cost depends on size, finish, thickness, access, and removal. A written patio quote lists thickness, base, rebar, finish, sealer, and warranty, so ask for all six before you compare prices. Published market ranges, not our quote.
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Why Colorado Homeowners Choose Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC
20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Skilled crew has poured custom concrete across Colorado for over two decades.
DIRECT CONTRACTOR CARE
You deal directly with the owner from the first estimate to the final pour.
FAST FREE ESTIMATES
Get prompt, honest quotes with quick scheduling options for every home project.
FULL WRITTEN QUOTES
We specify the base, thickness, rebar placement, and control joints in writing.
SOLID BASE GUARANTEE
Reliable concrete patios start with a proper base, not just a smooth surface.
A good patio contractor should show you proof of insurance, a written warranty, and photos of recent patios, so ask us for all three. Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC provides concrete patio contractor services in Colorado.
Concrete Patios Across Colorado
Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC is based in Arvada, Colorado, and pours patios across the Front Range, including Denver, Aurora, Boulder, Littleton, and Longmont. Colorado Springs is covered by a separate crew, so timelines there can differ. Call to confirm your address.
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Get a Free Concrete Patio Estimate in Colorado
Tell us what you want poured, extended, or replaced. We will look at the job and send a written quote. Supreme Concrete Arvada LLC provides concrete patio installation in Colorado, and we are open 24 hours.
Concrete Patio FAQs
A concrete patio is usually 4 inches thick. A patio that carries a hot tub, an outdoor kitchen, or heavy furniture should be thicker and reinforced with rebar.
A well built stamped patio often lasts 25 years or more. Sealing and resealing protect the color and slow freeze-thaw damage.
Stamped concrete has fewer joints and usually costs less to install. Pavers can be lifted and replaced one at a time, which helps if the ground shifts.
Concrete costs less and can copy the look of stone with stamping. Natural stone lasts a long time but costs more and needs more skilled labor.
Yes, when the base is still sound. Hairline cracks can be filled and sealed, and a worn surface can be resurfaced. A slab with deep cracks and a failed base needs replacement.
Yes. We join the new slab to the old one with dowels and cut joints so the two slabs move together.
Yes, with the right slab. A hot tub pad needs a thicker, reinforced slab on a compacted base, and a fire pit needs a non combustible surface.
Most patios are poured from spring to fall. Winter pours are possible with protection such as blankets and heated enclosures, but we may advise waiting for a better week.
A patio at ground level in your own yard often does not need one. Rules vary by city and county, and we confirm them before the pour.
