Concrete Patio Installation Services in Montgomery County, TX | Our Experts Help Clients With Patio Slabs, Covers and Outdoor Kitchen
Most back yards we see come with a small builder patio and not much else. Working as a Montgomery County concrete patio contractor, we turn that into a space you'll actually use. When you hire Montgomery County Concrete Contractors, one company pours the slab and builds everything that sits on it.
We pour larger reinforced patios and build covers, pergolas and outdoor kitchens. Licensed master plumbers and electricians handle every gas, water and power line. A covered patio with its slab takes us about a week, and a full outdoor bundle about two. Our family has built in Texas for more than 40 years and has completed over 500 projects.
- Free on-site estimates
- Fully insured
- 3,000+ PSI with rebar
- Owner on every job
- Since 1985Family building in Texas
- 500+Projects completed
- 5.0Rating on Google
- 3 monthsWritten quotes honored
Concrete Patio Contractors in Montgomery County, TX Who Build the Whole Back Yard
Our patio visits cover the three things that decide whether you'll love the patio a year from now. We look at drainage away from the slab, a slab built for our clay, and a size that fits how you actually use the yard. We plan all three on the first visit, and on larger projects we model the layout so you can see the size before we form it.
Backyard Patio Slabs and Patio Extensions in Montgomery County, TX
Every patio slab we pour uses the same 3,000-plus PSI concrete, rebar grid and compacted base as our driveways. On extensions, we tie the new pour to your builder patio with doweled steel so the two never separate. We also set the joint pattern so the extension looks planned rather than added. Most patio pours take us one to two days after prep.
Patio Layouts We Plan Around How You Live
We design the layout around how you live. For families who grill every weekend, we put the kitchen zone close to the back door and out of the walking path. For a quiet evening spot, we set a seating pad under the trees with a path back to the house. Our three most requested layouts start with an L-shaped extension around the builder patio. The other two are a two-zone slab with cooking under the cover and dining in the open, and a split-level patio with steps on yards that fall away from the house.
Our owner also maps your shade before you choose a cover. A solid roof keeps rain off the kitchen and furniture, while a cedar pergola filters sun and lets rain through. We show you where afternoon sun lands on your yard so you pick the right one.
Outdoor Kitchen and Grill-Island Slabs
We pour the slab and build the kitchen on it: grill islands, full kitchens with a sink, refrigerator and side burner, outdoor bars, and vent hoods for kitchens under a cover. Our crews install whichever appliance brand you choose, and our licensed master electricians and plumbers run the power, gas and water to Texas code.
Fire-Pit and Seating-Area Pads
Our fire-pit and seating pads sit off the main patio, away from the house and the roofline, and we pour them with the same steel as the main slab. We connect each pad with a walkway so chairs sit level and nobody crosses wet grass at night, and most pads take us a day to pour.
Covered Patios, Pergolas and Outdoor Fireplaces
We build wood-frame patio covers with composite roofing, tied into your existing roofline, flashed and anchored for wind. Our pergolas are cedar or pressure-treated pine, and we build arbors, outdoor fireplaces and chimneys on the same job. Footings and slab are planned together instead of cut in later. A covered patio with its slab and roof takes us about a week.
Walkways and Paths That Tie the Yard Together
Our patio jobs often include a walkway to the driveway, the side gate or the pool. We pour walks to match the patio's finish and joint pattern and can stamp them to match a decorative slab. Our sidewalk page covers walks in more detail.
Why Patios Crack in Montgomery County, and How We Prevent It
We prevent the most common patio failure here, which is clay soil plus heavy rain with no grading or steel. Our crew plans grading and drainage before the pour, pitches every slab away from the foundation, and installs French drains where water already sits after a storm. On lots that fall toward the back, we add slope correction or a short retaining wall before the slab goes in.
Our owner checks the trees on every patio visit. Large trees close to a new slab dry the clay unevenly through the summer. We discuss root barriers or a different footprint with you rather than pour over a problem we can already see.
Decks, Turf, Lighting and Other Add-Ons We Build
- Composite decks in Trex, TimberTech or Fiberon, or pressure-treated and cedar decks where budget matters more than upkeep.
- Artificial turf around the slab for shade spots where grass gives up.
- Outdoor outlets, ceiling fans, speakers and low-voltage patio lighting, wired by a licensed master electrician.
- Fencing and gates, including cedar privacy fences around the yard.
- Stamped or colored finishes on the patio itself, covered on our stamped concrete page.
We price every add-on on its own line, so you can see exactly what the cover, the kitchen or the decking adds. Then you decide what to build now and what to save for later.
Patio Projects Across the County
Porter and New Caney
Our most common job here is doubling a small builder patio and adding a fence or a hot-tub pad.
The Woodlands
We design within village standards: open-air outdoor living areas, fence designs and materials all go through review.
Lake Conroe lots
Sloped yards mean we often pair the patio with a retaining wall and drainage toward the water.
Panorama Village
We pour patios that face the fairway, with the slab set back from the golf course edge.
Patio Add-Ons Our Customers Choose Most
Every add-on we install is priced as its own line, so you can build the whole outdoor room at once or in stages. These are the upgrades we install most often with a new patio:
Covered roofs
We build wood-frame covers with composite roofing tied into your roofline, with the slab and roof finished in about a week.
Cedar pergolas
Our pergolas filter sun and let rain through, built in cedar or pressure-treated pine on footings we pour with the slab.
Outdoor kitchens
We build grill islands and full kitchens with sinks, refrigerators and vent hoods, with gas and power run by our licensed trades.
Fire pits and fireplaces
Our crews pour a separate seating pad for a fire pit or build an outdoor fireplace and chimney on the same job.
Artificial turf
We install turf around the slab where grass won't grow in the shade, and a turf-and-patio job takes us about a week.
Lighting and fans
Our licensed electricians wire ceiling fans, lights and outlets in the cover so the space works after dark.
How Big Should Your Patio Be?
Our patios are sized by what you'll put on them, not by what the builder poured. Our owner measures your furniture or the set you're planning to buy, then adds room to walk around it and pull chairs out. As a rule of thumb from our own jobs:
- A table for four needs a clear area roughly 10 feet by 10 feet, plus walking room around it
- A table for six to eight needs closer to 12 by 14 feet
- A grill island needs its own zone out of the walking path, with room to open the lid and stand
- A seating group with a sofa and chairs needs about as much space as a small living room
We mark the outline on the ground with paint or stakes before we price it, so you can stand on it, set chairs out and see how it feels. If your HOA limits lot coverage, we check the numbers before you fall in love with a size you can't get approved.
Caring for a New Patio
We ask you to keep furniture off a new patio for a few days. Heavy items like grills, planters and hot tubs should stay off for about a week while the concrete gains strength. After that, the care is simple: sweep and rinse it, clean grease and fertilizer spills promptly, and keep downspouts pointed away from the slab so water doesn't run under the edges.
Our decorative patios get a resealing schedule at the walkthrough, and we can come back to reseal for you. Every patio we pour carries our one-year workmanship warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee, and we leave you before-and-after photos of the finished space.
Patio Pricing: What Moves the Number
| Item | How it affects your quote |
|---|---|
| Slab size and finish | Broom finish is the base price; stamped or colored work is an upgrade |
| Cover or pergola | Roof tie-in and materials add the most after the slab |
| Outdoor kitchen and appliances | Island size, sink, refrigerator and the brand you pick |
| Decking material | Composite costs more than pressure-treated or cedar |
| Electrical | Outlets, fans, speakers and lighting |
| Drainage and grading | French drains, regrading or slope correction |
| Fireplace | Masonry fireplaces and chimneys are a major line item |
Your estimate from us is free and written, with no hidden fees, and we honor it for three months. On larger outdoor rooms we take a deposit and progress draws tied to milestones, and any change you ask for is written down and approved before we do it. Discounts apply for active-duty military, veterans, seniors, first responders, teachers and school staff.
How a Backyard Project Runs With Us
Your call reaches the owner
We set a visit and ask how you want to use the space.
Design, drainage and estimate
On site we look at grading and runoff, larger jobs get a layout model, and every element gets its own line on our written estimate.
Build
We grade, install drains and compact the base, pour the slab, then frame the cover or pergola and build the kitchen while licensed trades run power and water.
Walkthrough and warranty
Together we check every item and start your workmanship warranty.
Patio Questions We Get Before Most Jobs
How much does a concrete patio cost in Montgomery County, TX?
Your price depends on the size, the finish, any tear-out of an old slab or deck, and the drainage your yard needs. Covers, kitchens and pergolas are priced as separate lines. We quote in writing after a free site visit and hold the price for three months.
Who is the best company for a concrete patio in Montgomery County?
We'd point you to whoever plans the drainage and the steel before talking finishes. We build the slab, the cover, the kitchen and the drains under one contract and write every item on its own line. Our 5.0 Google rating comes from the homeowners and HOAs we've built for.
Can you do the whole outdoor room or just the slab?
Either. We'll pour only the slab, but most clients ask us for the cover, kitchen, decking or fence too, since one contractor keeps the schedule and the warranty in one place.
What do you build patio covers from?
Our patio covers are wood-frame with composite roofing, tied into your existing roofline. Pergolas are usually cedar or pressure-treated pine.
Which deck material should we choose?
Composite decking from Trex, TimberTech or Fiberon resists rot and fading with less upkeep. Wood costs less up front. We'll price both so you can compare.
Why is my old patio cracking?
On our clay it's usually rain plus poor grading or no steel. When we replace a patio, we fix the drainage and reinforce the new slab so the same thing doesn't happen again.
Do I need HOA approval for a patio cover or kitchen?
In The Woodlands, patios, covers and outdoor living areas go through the township's review, and many other subdivisions have their own architectural committee. We tell you what your HOA will want to see and build inside the approval you get.
How long does a full backyard project take?
Our full outdoor living bundles often take about two weeks, depending on scope and weather. A plain patio slab goes much faster.
Plan Your Patio With the Owner on Site
Call or send the form. We'll walk the yard with you, check where water goes, and write a quote with every piece priced separately.