Concrete Patios · Wind Lake
Concrete Patios in
Wind Lake, WI
From a simple broom-finish slab to a full stamped and colored patio, we pour outdoor living space that holds up to Wisconsin weather and years of use.
Overview
A patio that puddles or slopes toward the house is a patio you will fight with forever. Before we pour a single yard, we set the grade so water runs away from the foundation and off the slab. Then we build the base, form it up, and finish it the way you want it, whether that is a clean broom finish or a full stamped-and-colored surface. The result is an even, dry, good-looking space you actually use.
Patio options we pour
- Broom-finish slabs for a clean, budget-friendly surface
- Stamped and colored patios for a stone or brick look
- Exposed-aggregate finishes for texture and grip
- Poured seating walls, steps, and fire pit surrounds
- Extensions that tie into an existing patio or slab
How a patio job runs
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1. Free on-site estimate
We look at the space, talk through size, shape, and finish, and set the grade plan so drainage is handled from day one.
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2. Base and forms
We excavate, compact a stone base, and form the patio to the shape and pitch we planned.
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3. Pour and finish
We place the concrete and finish it the way you chose, broom, stamped, or exposed aggregate, cutting joints where they belong.
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4. Cure and hand-off
We cure and, on decorative work, seal the surface, then walk the finished patio with you and tell you when it is ready to use.
Why Choose Richer for Concrete Patios
Poured Right
Solid base, proper mix, joints cut where they belong. We do the prep that keeps concrete flat instead of cracking apart.
Straight Pricing
Every quote is written down and itemized. What we tell you at the walk-through is what shows up on the invoice.
Local Response
Based right here in Wind Lake, WI. We answer the phone, quote in person, and start the work when we say we will.
Concrete patio FAQ
What homeowners ask before we build.
How much does a concrete patio cost?
It depends on size, finish, and site prep. A plain broom-finish slab is the most affordable, and stamped or colored work costs more for the added labor and materials. We give you an exact number after we see the space.
Will my patio crack?
We build in control joints so the slab can move with temperature and moisture without random cracking. Combined with a solid base and the right mix, that keeps a patio flat and clean for the long haul.
How long before we can use it?
Foot traffic is usually fine after a couple of days. For furniture and full use we like to give it about a week to cure, and a little longer if we sealed a stamped surface.
Can you build the patio around a fire pit or seating wall?
Yes. We pour patios with built-in fire pit surrounds, seating walls, and steps as part of the same job so it all ties together and drains as one surface.
Can you extend my existing patio?
Usually, yes. We tie a new pour into the existing slab and match the finish as close as concrete allows. We will tell you honestly how well the two sections will blend before we start.
Ready to get started?
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation estimate.