- Custom patios and outdoor living in Everett, WA
Concrete patios in Everett, WA
Custom concrete patios designed around your yard and how you want to use it. From a simple space for family dinners to multi-level patios with steps, seat walls and fire pit areas, built to handle Northwest weather.
- Free design consultation
- Broom, aggregate or stamped
Tell us about your project and we will call you to set up a site visit.
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Turn your backyard into real living space
A concrete patio gives you a solid, usable outdoor room that works through every season. Whether you want a small spot for morning coffee or a large area for an outdoor kitchen and dining table, we design the patio around your yard, your home and the way you like to spend time outside.
Building outdoors in Everett means planning for rain. Every patio we pour is graded so water runs away from your house, built on a compacted base that will not settle and finished with a surface that stays safe underfoot when it is wet.
Patio features we can build in
- Built-in steps and multiple levels
- Fire pit areas and seating walls
- Footings for pergolas and covers
- Outdoor kitchen and dining areas
- Custom borders and accent colors
- Connections to existing walkways
Why choose a concrete patio
Concrete holds up to our wet climate better than wood and needs far less upkeep than pavers.
Built for Northwest weather
No warping, rotting or shifting. A well-built concrete patio handles rain and freeze-thaw for decades.
Very low maintenance
No yearly staining or re-leveling. Sweep, wash now and then and reseal every few years.
Any shape or layout
Curves, multiple levels, built-in steps and features, all flowing into your existing walkways.
Low long-term cost
With little upkeep and no boards or pavers to replace, concrete costs less to own over time.
- Patio finishes
Choosing the right patio finish
Your finish affects how the patio looks and how safe it feels underfoot. Smooth concrete looks sleek but gets slippery when wet, while textured finishes grip well in the rain. We recommend a finish based on where your patio sits, how exposed it is and how you plan to use it.
Every finish gets a protective sealer once the concrete has cured. Sealer helps block stains, makes cleanup easier and protects the surface from weather. Plan to reseal every few years.
Open, uncovered patios
Broom finish, exposed aggregate or textured stamped patterns for the best traction in rain.
Covered patios
Smooth trowel finishes look modern and sweep clean when they stay out of the rain.
Near pools and hot tubs
Textured surfaces with a slip-resistant additive in the sealer.
- Patio makeover
Update an old patio without replacing it
If your current patio is structurally sound but looks tired, you may not need to tear it out. A makeover gives you a fresh surface for a fraction of the cost of a new patio, usually with a faster turnaround.
We inspect the existing slab first. If it has major cracks, settling or drainage problems, we will tell you honestly that replacement is the better investment.
Decorative overlay
A thin bonded layer that can be stamped, colored or textured like a new pour.
Acid staining
Adds rich, variegated color to the existing surface without adding thickness.
Grinding and resurfacing
Removes surface wear and imperfections and can expose the stone for a new look.
Concrete patio vs wood deck
Deciding between a patio and a deck? Here is how they compare in our wet Northwest climate.
Concrete patio
- No rot, warping or splinters
- Reseal every few years, no yearly staining
- Handles grills, fire pits and heavy furniture
- Broom, aggregate, colored or stamped finishes
- Often lasts 25 years or more
Wood deck
- Good for raised or steeply sloped yards
- Needs regular staining and sealing
- Boards can rot and warp in wet weather
- Can be built above ground level
- Boards and fasteners need replacing over time
For ground-level outdoor space in Everett’s wet climate, a concrete patio is the lower-maintenance choice.
Ready to plan your new patio?
Book a free design consultation. We will measure your yard, talk through layout and finishes and give you a written price.
How we build your concrete patio
Good patios start with good planning. Here is what happens from the first visit to your first cookout.
Planning and design
We talk through your ideas, budget and how you will use the space, then measure and give you a written proposal with the design, materials and timeline.
Site preparation
We remove sod and soft soil, excavate to depth, grade so rain drains away from your house and compact the base.
Forms and reinforcement
Forms set the shape and a gentle slope for runoff, then wire mesh or rebar is placed for strength.
Pour and screed
Concrete is placed and consolidated to remove air pockets, then screeded level with the forms.
Finish and joints
We apply your finish, broom, smooth, aggregate or stamped, and cut control joints to manage cracking.
Cure and seal
The patio is kept moist while it cures, then we come back to apply a protective sealer.
What affects the cost of a concrete patio
Every patio is priced on its own design. These factors make the biggest difference.
Size and shape
Larger patios and curved or multi-level layouts need more concrete, forming and labor.
Finish
A broom finish is the most affordable. Exposed aggregate, color and stamping cost more.
Built-in features
Steps, seat walls, fire pit areas and pergola footings each add to the project.
Site conditions
Removing an old patio, working on a slope or limited backyard access adds prep time.
Get an exact, itemized price with a free design consultation.
Concrete patio design ideas
Every design below gives you the same durable base. Pick the look that suits your home and how you live outdoors.
Classic broom finish
Timeless, affordable and practical, with light texture that gives good grip even barefoot or in the rain.
Smooth trowel finish
A clean, modern look that is easy to sweep. Best for covered patios that stay out of the rain.
Exposed aggregate
Natural stone texture with many color choices, excellent traction and good at hiding wear.
Stamped patterns
Stone, brick, slate or tile looks for a custom patio at a lower cost than the real materials.
Colored and stained
Integral color for an even tone, or acid stain for a natural, variegated look, with any texture.
Multi-level with features
Steps, seat walls, fire pit areas and levels that shape your yard into distinct outdoor rooms.
Concrete patio questions
Answers about lifespan, safety, features, makeovers and care.
Call us and we will talk through your project.
How long does a concrete patio last?
With good base prep, reinforcement and resealing every few years, a concrete patio can last 25 years or more.
Which patio finish is least slippery?
Broom finish and exposed aggregate give the best traction. Textured stamped patterns with a slip-resistant sealer also work well. Smooth trowel finishes are best kept to covered areas.
Can you add steps, a fire pit area or seating walls?
Yes. We can build steps, multiple levels, seat walls, fire pit areas and footings for pergolas or covers into your patio design.
Can you resurface my old patio instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. If the slab is structurally sound, an overlay, acid stain or resurfacing can give it a new look. If it has major cracks or settling, replacement is usually the better choice.
How soon can I use my new patio?
You can walk on it after 24 to 48 hours. Wait about a week before placing heavy furniture, grills or large planters on it.
Do I need to seal my concrete patio?
Yes, we recommend it. Sealer protects against stains, water and fading and makes cleanup easier. Reseal every 2 to 3 years for the best results.
Other concrete services we offer
Planning more than one project? We can quote them together and pour them on the same schedule.
Concrete driveways
Graded, reinforced driveways in broom, aggregate or colored finishes.
Stamped concrete
Stone, brick and slate looks for patios, pool decks and walkways.
Concrete slabs
Garage floors, shed bases and hot tub pads poured for the load.
Concrete foundations
Slab-on-grade, footings and walls for homes and additions.
Concrete paths and walkways
Safe, well-drained walks with slip-resistant textures.
Get a free quote for your concrete patio
Send the form or give us a call. We will visit, measure your yard, talk through layout and finish options and give you a clear written price, with no obligation to book.
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