Outgrown your current patio? We extend existing concrete or add connected spaces for grills, fire pits, seating areas, and walkways, so your outdoor space grows along with how you actually use it.
An extension adds square footage onto an existing concrete patio, either by pouring directly against the current slab or building a connected but separate section nearby. Additions can also include new concrete pads for specific features, like a grill island, fire pit, or hot tub, tied together with the rest of your outdoor space through matching finishes or a connecting walkway.
A lot of homeowners have a patio that worked fine when it was built but no longer fits how the household uses the backyard now, whether that's a bigger table, a grill station, or a fire pit area. Rather than tearing out and repouring the whole thing, an extension adds the space you need while keeping the existing, still-functional concrete in place.
Extensions are a popular option for homeowners who've added outdoor furniture, a grill, or a fire pit that no longer fits comfortably on their current patio, or who are connecting their patio to another part of the yard with a walkway. Because the new section still needs its own proper site prep, we treat it with the same grading, compaction, and reinforcement standards as a brand-new patio.
We do our best to match texture, finish, and color to existing concrete, but some visual difference between old and new concrete is normal, especially as the original slab has weathered over time. We'll walk through realistic expectations during your quote.
It depends on the condition of your existing patio and how the addition will be used. In some cases we tie the new pour into the old slab with a control joint; in others, a separated slab performs better long-term. We'll recommend the right approach for your site.
Common additions include space for a grill or outdoor kitchen, a fire pit area, extra seating, a walkway connecting to another part of the yard, or a pad for a hot tub.
Yes, the new section still needs proper grading, compaction, and reinforcement, even though it's attached to existing concrete. Skipping this step is a common cause of extensions cracking or settling differently than the original patio.
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