Concrete Patios, Sidewalks & Flatwork
From backyard patios and pool decks to sidewalks, steps, and stoops, our flatwork crews deliver flat, level, properly drained concrete that holds up season after season across Mid-Michigan.
Patios & Flatwork done right across Mid-Michigan
Outdoor living that drains correctly
A patio that holds water is a patio that fails early. We set the right slope to move water away from your foundation, place a stable base, and joint the slab so it ages gracefully. The result is usable outdoor space that stays flat and safe.
Sidewalks and steps done to code
Public-facing walkways and steps have to meet rise/run and slope requirements. We form and finish sidewalks, ADA-conscious approaches, and steps that are level, slip-resistant, and tied cleanly into existing concrete.
What's included
- Patios, walkways, pool decks, and stoops
- Proper slope for drainage away from structures
- Broom or smooth finishes to match your home
- Decorative borders and saw-cut patterns available
- Sidewalk replacement to code
- Steps and stoops formed and finished on site
Applications
Free, no-obligation estimate
Tell us about your patios & flatwork project and we'll measure, spec the right mix, and give you a clear written quote.
Call (989) 501-4525Request a quotePatios & Flatwork built for Michigan winters
Every pour uses air-entrained mixes, proper base prep, and planned control joints designed for our freeze-thaw climate. Browse the gallery for a sense of our finish quality.
Patios & Flatwork across our service area
We pour patios & flatwork throughout Mid-Michigan and travel up to 200+ miles from Bay City. Pick your county for local details.
Bay County
Bay City & surrounding cities
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Midland & surrounding cities
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Saginaw & surrounding cities
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Caro & surrounding cities
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Flint & surrounding cities
See Genesee CountyGratiot County
Alma & surrounding cities
See Gratiot CountyIsabella County
Mt. Pleasant & surrounding cities
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What is the best finish for a concrete patio?
A light broom finish is the most popular — it adds slip resistance and hides minor surface variation. Smooth-troweled and exposed-aggregate finishes are also available depending on the look you want.
Can you pour a patio next to my existing slab?
Yes. We isolate the new pour from existing concrete with an expansion joint so the two can move independently without cracking each other.
Guides related to patios & flatwork
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Commercial Concrete Flatwork in Michigan: Parking Lots, Sidewalks & ADA Basics
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Pole Barn & Ag Concrete Floors in Gratiot & Isabella County
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