Concrete Patios · Dallas-Fort Worth
A Concrete Patio Built Around Your Backyard
Concrete Canvas creates new patio slabs and decorative outdoor surfaces across DFW, with options for broom, stamped, stained and overlay finishes.
Patio Options
Choose the surface that fits your outdoor space
A patio can be poured as practical standard flatwork or finished as a more decorative outdoor living surface. Broom, pea gravel and rock salt textures offer functional options, while stamped concrete creates stone, brick, slate or wood looks. Staining adds rich, variegated color, and a sound existing slab may be eligible for an overlay instead of full replacement.
Standard textured finishes
Broom, pea gravel and rock salt finishes provide practical texture for patios and walkways.
Stamped concrete
Add patterns, borders and layered color for a patio with the appearance of stone, brick, slate or wood.
Stain or overlay
Stain can add color to new or existing concrete, while an overlay can refresh a structurally sound older slab.
From Base to Final Seal
The patio project is coordinated as one build
Concrete Canvas can manage demolition when needed, then handle grading, base preparation, forming, pouring, finishing and sealing. Grading and drainage are reviewed as part of the work, while control joints help guide cracking. For decorative patios, layout, color, texture and sealer are considered before the pour or resurfacing begins.
New Patio or Resurfacing
The existing slab may change the best option
A new pour is appropriate when the site needs a new slab or the existing concrete is not structurally sound. If an older patio has a usable shape and sound base but looks worn, cracked or dated, an overlay may provide a faster way to update the surface. The slab, drainage and access should be evaluated before choosing.
Project options
Other services that may fit your project
Depending on what you are planning, these services may also be relevant.
Common Questions
Concrete Patio Installation FAQs
What finish options are available for a concrete patio?
Options include broom, pea gravel, rock salt, stamped and stained finishes. A structurally sound existing patio may also be a candidate for a decorative overlay.
How long before a new patio can be used?
Concrete is typically safe for foot traffic in 24 to 48 hours. Full cure takes roughly 28 days, and project-specific guidance depends on the mix and conditions.
Can you replace an old patio instead of overlaying it?
Yes. If the existing slab is badly damaged or not structurally sound, replacement may be appropriate. If the slab is sound, an overlay can be considered.
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