Dayton, OH & the Miami Valley

Concrete Patios in Dayton, Ohio

Durable, low-maintenance concrete patios poured on a compacted base and pitched for drainage, shaped to your yard and how you actually use it.

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You are in the right place

Need concrete work done right around Dayton?

Want more usable outdoor living space behind your house?

Tired of pavers that shift, sink, and grow weeds in the joints?

Not sure what size patio fits your yard and your budget?

Worried about a patio that puddles or drains toward the house?

Do you want a plain slab or a stamped and colored finish?

Thinking about a roof or cover over part of the patio?

Why it lasts

A patio that stays flat and drains right

A patio takes less abuse than a driveway, but the same fundamentals decide whether it lasts. A solid base, the right slope, and well-placed joints keep it flat, dry, and crack-free season after season.

Compacted base and slopeWe compact the base and pitch the slab away from your house so rain sheets off instead of pooling or draining toward the foundation.

Jointed and reinforcedControl joints and wire mesh or fiber-reinforced mix keep the slab in one plane and control where it cracks.

Finish that fits the spaceBroom, stamped, or colored, with a slip-resistant texture so the patio is comfortable underfoot and safe when wet.

A patio that stays flat and drains right

Why homeowners choose us

Patios built for real backyard use

Shaped to your yard

We lay out the patio to your grade, your door heights, and how you plan to use it, from a dining set to a grill zone.

One low-maintenance surface

A poured slab means no shifting pavers and no weeds in the joints, just a solid surface you rinse off and enjoy.

Freeze-thaw ready

Air-entrained mix and sealing help the patio shrug off Ohio winters instead of scaling and flaking at the surface.

What we do

Patio options and related work

Choose a finish and structure that fit how you want to use the space.

Stamped Concrete Patios→

Stone, slate, and brick patterns pressed into the slab and colored for a high-end look at a lower cost.

Covered Patio Slabs→

Reinforced slabs with footings sized to carry a roof, pergola, or cover over your outdoor space.

Stamped & Colored Concrete→

The full range of decorative finishes we offer across patios, walkways, and more.

Straightforward pricing

Concrete cost ranges in Dayton

Ballpark ranges for planning. Your exact, itemized price comes after we see the site.

Standard broom-finish patio (per sq ft)

$12

$8 to $16

Stamped or colored patio (per sq ft)

$18

$14 to $24

Typical 12 x 16 patio (broom finish)

$3,000

$1,900 to $4,200

Covered patio slab (slab only, per sq ft)

$14

$10 to $20

The difference

What separates a patio that lasts from one that puddles and cracks?

Drainage and base prep. A patio that drains toward the house or sits on loose fill will crack, hold water, and push moisture against your foundation. We set the grade so the slab pitches away at the right slope, compact the base, and joint the slab so it stays flat and dry.

You also get a finish decision made with you, not for you. Some homeowners want a clean broom finish, others want stamped stone or a warm integral color. We show you the options and price each one clearly before we pour.

How it works

From layout to a finished patio

Design and quote

We walk the yard, take measurements, talk through size, shape, and finish, and give you a clear written price.

Excavate and set grade

We excavate, add and compact granular base, set forms to the right slope, and place reinforcement.

Pour and finish

We pour the mix, screed and float, and apply your chosen finish, whether broom texture, stamped pattern, or color.

Joint, cure, and seal

We cut control joints, let the slab cure, and seal the surface so it stands up to weather and wear.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How thick should a concrete patio be?

Four inches over a compacted base is standard for a residential patio. If the patio will carry an outdoor kitchen, a hot tub, or a roof structure, we thicken the slab and add reinforcement or footings where the loads land.

Will a concrete patio crack?

All concrete moves, so we manage where it cracks rather than pretend it will not. Control joints, a compacted base, and reinforcement direct any cracking into the joints instead of across the surface, which keeps the patio looking clean for years.

Can I get a stamped or colored patio instead of a plain slab?

Yes. We can stamp the surface to look like stone, slate, or brick, and add integral or release color. It is one of the most popular patio upgrades because it costs far less than natural stone while giving a similar look.

How do you keep water from draining toward my house?

We set the forms so the slab pitches away from the foundation at a slight slope, usually about a quarter inch per foot. That sheds rain and snowmelt away from the house and keeps water off the patio surface.

Can you pour a slab for a covered patio or pergola?

Yes. When a roof, pergola, or cover is planned, we size and reinforce the slab and set footings or thickened edges where the posts will bear, so the structure has solid support from the start.

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Who we are

Dayton Concrete Company

A local concrete crew serving Dayton and the Miami Valley. We pour patios of every shape and finish, from simple broom-finished slabs to stamped and colored outdoor living spaces, all built on a compacted base and pitched for proper drainage. Honest pricing and work we are glad to put our name on.