Patios · Mitchell, SD
For the family that wants evenings outside on something solid: a patio at the door, steps that land right, and poured walls that hold the yard where it belongs.
Patio work rarely stops at the slab. Grade changes need steps, slopes need poured walls, and the difference shows in how it all meets.
A patio does not have to read as plain gray. The same pour can leave our screeds broomed, power troweled, stamped, or colored, and the right answer depends on how you live out there.
finishes: broomed · power trowel · exposed aggregate · stamped · color
Pavers settle piece by piece and every joint is an opening. A poured patio is one surface that cracks only where the joints tell it to, and a stamped finish can carry the stone look without the seams. Ask us to walk both options against your yard.
From a landing at the back door to the full width of the house. The estimate starts with your grade and your drainage, because water decides more than square footage does.
Steps, walls, and footings are part of the same trade. If the yard drops, we pour the wall that holds it and the steps that climb it.
We pour through the warm months and watch the forecast hard in spring and fall. A cold night on fresh concrete does real damage, so a risky date gets moved.
Tell us what the backyard should do and roughly where the doors land. We will come look at the grade and give you a number that holds.