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Patios, walkways and other concrete surfaces can add useful, durable space around a home.
Use the right finish, layout and details to create an outdoor space that fits the property and the way you use it.
From a new driveway to a backyard patio or concrete repair, choose the project type that best matches what you need.
Explore common residential concrete projects, then connect with a local concrete professional when you're ready to talk about the details.
Choose the project type that best matches what you are planning. Each page gives a simple overview of the work and the details that are useful when requesting a quote.
New driveways, replacements and extensions for residential properties.
Backyard patios, entries, paths and other outdoor concrete surfaces.
Concrete bases for garages, sheds, hot tubs, workshops and other projects.
Projects involving cracked, damaged, aging or failing concrete.
Patterned, coloured and decorative finishes for visible outdoor concrete projects.
A textured decorative finish for driveways, patios, walkways and entries.
Describe what you're trying to build, replace or repair. Approximate size, access, timing and a few project details are usually enough to start the conversation.
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Share what you're looking to have done, where the project is located, and your contact information.
We use the project details you provide to help identify a local concrete professional who may be a fit for the work.
The concrete professional can contact you to discuss the project, ask questions, arrange a site visit if needed, and provide their own quote.
This site helps with the initial connection. Project review, site visits, pricing, scheduling and any agreement for the work are handled directly with the concrete professional.
Request a QuoteA driveway project may involve installing a new concrete surface, replacing an older driveway, widening an existing driveway or adding extra parking space.
The right approach depends on the size of the area, the existing surface, site access, drainage, slope and the finish you want. A local concrete professional can review those details before recommending the work required.
Yes. Replacement projects typically begin with a review of the existing surface, access and site conditions so the contractor can determine what removal and preparation may be required.
Often, yes. The feasibility depends on the property layout, available space, grading, drainage and any local requirements that may apply.
Common options can include a standard broom finish, exposed aggregate and decorative finishes. Availability depends on the contractor and project.
Approximate dimensions, photos, the current surface, access details, your location and desired timing are all useful.
A patio or walkway project can create a more usable outdoor space, connect areas of the property or replace an older surface that no longer works for the home.
Often, yes. The contractor can review the available space, access, grading and surrounding features before discussing an appropriate layout.
Often it can. Existing elevations, drainage and the condition of the adjoining concrete are useful details for the contractor to review.
Options can include standard broom finishes, exposed aggregate and decorative finishes. Availability depends on the contractor and project.
Approximate dimensions, photos, the property location, access details, intended use and desired timing are helpful.
The purpose of the slab matters. Size, site conditions, access and what will sit on the concrete are useful starting details for a concrete professional.
No. The intended use, dimensions, site and project requirements can affect the work, so the contractor should review the specific project before recommending an approach.
Possibly. Access is an important part of planning, so photos and a description of how the work area can be reached are useful.
Approximate dimensions, intended use, plans if available, site location and access details help the contractor understand the project.
Yes. You can start by sharing what you know. The concrete professional can identify what additional information is needed before pricing or scheduling.
Cracking, settlement, surface deterioration and broken sections can have different causes. A concrete professional may need to see the condition in person before determining whether repair or replacement makes sense.
Not necessarily. The extent and cause of the cracking, movement and overall condition can affect the options. A contractor should review the concrete before recommending a solution.
That depends on the condition of the existing concrete and the project. Significant deterioration, movement or widespread damage may change the available options.
Sometimes. Whether a partial repair or replacement is practical depends on the layout, condition and how the existing sections relate to one another.
Clear photos, the property location, approximate size of the affected area, the type of surface and a short description of the problem are useful.
Stamped, coloured and other decorative finishes can be considered for patios, walkways, entries and selected outdoor concrete projects.
Common residential applications can include patios, walkways, entries and other visible outdoor concrete surfaces.
No. Inspiration photos or a general description of the look you like are enough to start the conversation.
No. Finish options, patterns and colour systems vary by contractor, so availability should be confirmed for the specific project.
Project dimensions, location, photos of the space, intended use and examples of finishes you like are helpful.
Exposed aggregate is a decorative concrete finish that reveals the aggregate at the surface and can be considered for a range of residential outdoor projects.
It is a concrete finish where aggregate is intentionally revealed at the surface to create a textured decorative appearance.
It can be considered for several outdoor concrete applications, including driveways, patios and walkways, depending on the project.
No. Aggregate, colour and finishing can vary, so appearance and available options should be discussed with the contractor.
Approximate dimensions, project location, photos, intended use and examples of the finish you like are useful.
Start with the type of concrete work you are planning, then share the project details so you can be connected with a local concrete professional.
You do not need to know exactly how the concrete work should be built before reaching out. Describe what you want to create, replace or repair and include the location, approximate size and timing when possible.