Residential Patio Installation
Concrete Patio
Contractor in Utah County
Turn your backyard into usable living space. Whether you want a simple surface for a table and chairs or a full outdoor entertaining area, concrete is the most durable foundation for outdoor living in Utah's climate.
About This Service
Your Patio, Built by the Owner Himself
Rhode Concrete Corporation is a father-and-son team that specializes in residential concrete patios across 19 cities in Utah County. Owner Bryce Jones is on every job site, handling the work personally alongside his son.
When you hire Rhode Concrete, there are no subcontractors, no unknown crews, and no gap between who gives the estimate and who pours the concrete. Bryce works with you during the estimate to plan dimensions, finish type, drainage, and how the patio integrates with your existing landscaping and structures.
We build patios for every backyard layout and use case—from a simple broom finish surface for weekend grilling to a large stamped entertainment area with fire pit foundations and outdoor kitchen slabs.
Why Homeowners Choose Rhode Concrete
- Owner Bryce Jones on every patio project
- Father-and-son team, no subcontractors
- Broom finish, colored, and stamped options
- Proper drainage grading for Utah clay soils
- Licensed, insured, and transparent pricing
- Free in-person estimates with written proposals
- Hundreds of projects completed since 2023
- Serves all 19 Utah County cities
Design Options
Patio Types We Build
From simple backyard slabs to expansive wraparound entertaining areas, we build patios for every layout and use case.
Backyard Patios
The standard residential patio, sized for outdoor furniture, grill, and family use. Most range from 200 to 500 square feet.
Covered Patio Slabs
Slabs poured under pergolas, pavilions, or patio covers. Graded with proper slope to move water away from your foundation.
Wraparound Patios
L-shaped or U-shaped patios extending along two or more sides of your home, creating distinct outdoor zones.
Outdoor Kitchen Foundations
Level, heat-resistant concrete foundations for appliances, stone surrounds, and fire features with proper thickness and reinforcement.
Fire Pit Pads
Dedicated fire pit foundations integrated into your patio pour. Planning these into the initial pour saves money versus adding later.
Poolside Concrete
Slip-resistant surfaces with specific drainage attention. Broom finish for traction, or stamped to match your pool deck design.
Pricing Guide
How Much Does a Concrete Patio Cost?
Typical 2026 residential patio prices for the Utah County market. Your exact price depends on site conditions evaluated during your free estimate.
Broom Finish
$6 - $12 / sq ft
Classic textured surface. Slip-resistant, durable, lowest cost.
Colored Broom Finish
$8 - $15 / sq ft
Integral color mixed into concrete for a uniform tone with broom texture.
Stamped Concrete
$12 - $25 / sq ft
Pattern-stamped to replicate stone, brick, slate, or wood plank. Premium option.
Cost by Patio Size
| Patio Size | Sq Ft | Broom Finish | Stamped |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 x 10 ft | 100 sq ft | $600 - $1,200 | $1,200 - $2,500 |
| 12 x 12 ft | 144 sq ft | $864 - $1,728 | $1,728 - $3,600 |
| 12 x 16 ft | 192 sq ft | $1,152 - $2,304 | $2,304 - $4,800 |
| 16 x 20 ft | 320 sq ft | $1,920 - $3,840 | $3,840 - $8,000 |
| 20 x 20 ft | 400 sq ft | $2,400 - $4,800 | $4,800 - $10,000 |
| 20 x 25 ft | 500 sq ft | $3,000 - $6,000 | $6,000 - $12,500 |
Tear-out of existing concrete adds $2 to $4 per square foot. Design features like borders, accent bands, or multi-color stamping add to the total.
Finish Options
Concrete Patio Finishes
The finish you choose shapes the look, feel, and maintenance needs of your patio.
Broom Finish Patios
$6 to $12 per square foot
The most practical and affordable option. Broom finish creates a textured, slip-resistant surface that handles rain, snow, and foot traffic without problems. It is the standard for patios where function and budget are the priority. You can add integral color for a step up in appearance without the cost of stamping.
Learn more about Broom Finish
Stamped Concrete Patios
$12 to $25 per square foot
Stamped concrete transforms a plain slab into a decorative surface that mimics natural stone, brick, flagstone, or other materials. Popular patterns in Utah County include ashlar slate, cobblestone, random stone, and herringbone brick. Borders and accent bands can frame the main pattern for added visual interest.
Learn more about Stamped Concrete
Colored Concrete Patios
$8 to $15 per square foot
Integral color added to the concrete mix creates a uniform tone throughout the entire slab, not just the surface. This means chips or wear do not reveal gray concrete underneath. Combined with broom finish texture, colored concrete gives you a custom appearance at a moderate price point.
Comparisons
Concrete Patios vs. Other Options
How concrete stacks up against other materials in Utah County's climate.
Concrete Patio vs. Wood Deck
- Concrete: $6 - $25/sq ft vs. Wood Deck: $15 - $50+/sq ft
- Concrete lasts 25+ years with minimal maintenance
- No staining, sealing, or board replacement needed
- Handles UV and freeze-thaw better than wood in Utah
Concrete Patio vs. Pavers
- Broom finish ($6-$12/sq ft) is cheaper than pavers ($10-$30+/sq ft)
- Monolithic surface handles ground movement uniformly
- No shifting, settling, or weed growth between joints
- Less long-term maintenance and repair cost
Do Concrete Patios Add Value to Your Home?
Yes. Homeowners can recoup 50% to 75% of their patio investment at resale, with higher returns for decorative finishes. Beyond resale value, a patio gives your family functional outdoor space for 7 to 9 months of the year in Utah's climate.
Our Process
Patio Installation Process
Every project follows the same structured process, handled personally by Bryce and his son from start to finish.
Free In-Person Estimate
Bryce visits your property to evaluate the space, discuss your vision, assess soil conditions and drainage, and review access for concrete trucks. You receive a written proposal with dimensions, finish type, timeline, and total price.
Design Consultation
We discuss patio shape, size, finish options, color choices, border designs, and how the patio connects to your home, lawn, and landscaping. This conversation happens on-site so we can reference the actual space.
Site Preparation
We handle tear-out and disposal of existing surfaces, excavate to the proper depth, grade the subsoil for drainage, and compact the base material. Proper base preparation is the most important factor in long-term patio performance.
Formwork & Reinforcement
We build the forms to your agreed dimensions and shape. Wire mesh or rebar is placed for reinforcement, and we verify grade and slope before the pour.
Concrete Pour & Finishing
The concrete is placed, consolidated, and screeded to uniform thickness. For broom finish, we float the surface and apply texture. For stamped concrete, we apply color, stamp the pattern, and complete all detail work.
Sealing & Curing
Stamped patios receive a protective sealer that enhances color and protects the surface. We provide specific curing instructions based on season and weather. Avoid heavy use for at least 7 days.
Follow-Up
We check in after the project to make sure you are happy with the result and answer any questions about maintenance and care.
Our Work
Patio Project Gallery
Recent concrete patio installations across Utah County.
Service Area
Patio Projects Across Utah County
Also serving Mapleton, Payson, Salem, Santaquin, Woodland Hills, Nephi, and Heber City.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about concrete patio costs, installation, and comparisons in Utah County.
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Whether you are planning a simple broom finish patio for weekend grilling or a large stamped surface for full outdoor entertaining, Rhode Concrete builds patios that last in Utah County's climate.
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