How big should a concrete patio be?

It depends on how you'll use it. A grilling pad can be as small as 10x10 feet, while a full outdoor living area with seating and dining space is usually 16x20 feet or larger. We help size it during the on-site estimate.

Will my patio hold standing water after rain?

Not if it's poured correctly. Every patio we pour includes a slight slope away from the house so water drains off the slab instead of collecting on it.

Can a patio be poured to match my existing driveway or walkway?

Yes. We can match a broom finish, or apply a stamped or stained finish, to tie a new patio into the color and texture of existing concrete on the property.

Do you pour patios that connect to a pool deck?

Yes, we regularly pour patios that tie into an existing pool deck, porch, or deck structure, matching elevation and finish where the two meet.

Concrete Patio Installation Across the Highland Lakes

A patio only works if it's laid out for how you actually use the space and slopes water away from the house instead of toward it. We pour patios ranging from a small grilling pad to a full outdoor living area, and we walk the yard with you first to size and place the slab correctly before anything is formed.

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Types of Projects We Handle

New backyard patio slabs for grilling, dining, and seating areas
Patio extensions off an existing porch, deck, or pool
Poolside and lakeside patio pours
Walkway connectors between a patio and the house or driveway

What's Included

Layout built around your yard

We look at door placement, shade, drainage paths, and how you'll actually use the space before setting forms, not a one-size rectangle.

Slope and drainage done right

Every patio is poured with a slight grade away from the foundation so water moves off the slab instead of pooling against the house.

Finish choices for outdoor living

Broom finish for a clean, practical patio, or stamped and stained concrete if you want the look of pavers or stone at a lower cost.

Built to tie into existing structures

Patios that meet an existing porch, deck, or pool are formed and finished to sit correctly against what's already there.

Built for Highland Lakes Ground

Lake-area lots around Horseshoe Bay and Marble Falls often have grade changes and rock close to the surface. We account for that during layout instead of finding out mid-pour.

Recent Patios Work

Curved concrete patio slab poured behind a home, tying into an existing wood fence line — Curved Backyard Patio

Concrete patio steps poured and finished leading up to a home's back entry — Poured Patio Steps

Crew pouring and finishing a concrete patio slab beside an in-ground pool — Poolside Patio Pour

Finished concrete pool deck steps built into a stone retaining wall — Finished Pool Deck Steps

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Patios Service Areas

We provide patios throughout the Highland Lakes, including:

Granite Shoals, TX
Marble Falls, TX
Horseshoe Bay, TX
Kingsland, TX
Burnet, TX
Llano, TX
Spicewood, TX

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Patios Questions We Get Asked

How big should a concrete patio be?: It depends on how you'll use it. A grilling pad can be as small as 10x10 feet, while a full outdoor living area with seating and dining space is usually 16x20 feet or larger. We help size it during the on-site estimate.
Will my patio hold standing water after rain?: Not if it's poured correctly. Every patio we pour includes a slight slope away from the house so water drains off the slab instead of collecting on it.
Can a patio be poured to match my existing driveway or walkway?: Yes. We can match a broom finish, or apply a stamped or stained finish, to tie a new patio into the color and texture of existing concrete on the property.
Do you pour patios that connect to a pool deck?: Yes, we regularly pour patios that tie into an existing pool deck, porch, or deck structure, matching elevation and finish where the two meet.

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Call E&D Concrete & Landscape LLC directly for a free, no-pressure, on-site estimate anywhere in the Highland Lakes.

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