Concrete Patio Contractors in Fayetteville, NC

Custom Patio Installation in Fayetteville, NC

Fayetteville Concrete Pros designs and installs concrete patios that transform your backyard into a true outdoor living space. From simple broom-finished slabs to elaborate stamped and stained designs with built-in seating walls, fire pit pads, and outdoor kitchen foundations, we handle every aspect of the project.

North Carolina's long outdoor season makes a concrete patio one of the best investments you can make in your home. Our patios are built to withstand the heat, humidity, and occasional freeze-thaw cycles that characterize the Fayetteville climate.

Patio Design & Installation

Every patio project starts with an on-site consultation where we discuss your vision, measure the space, and evaluate drainage requirements. Our standard patios use 4-inch thick, 4,000 PSI concrete over compacted gravel, with control joints placed to manage cracking. Most backyard patios in the Fayetteville area cost between $6 and $12 per square foot for standard finishes, or $12 to $18 for stamped concrete.

Covered Porches & Porch Extensions

We pour porch slabs and extensions for both new construction and existing homes. Whether you are adding a front porch to improve curb appeal, extending a back porch for more entertaining space, or building a foundation for a screened porch enclosure, our crew ensures proper elevation, drainage away from your foundation, and smooth transitions to existing structures.

Pool Deck Installation & Resurfacing

A concrete pool deck needs to be both attractive and safe. We install new pool decks with slip-resistant finishes and proper grading to direct water away from the pool and your home. For existing pool decks showing wear, our resurfacing options include textured overlays, stamped concrete, and cool-deck coatings that reduce surface temperature on hot summer days.

Porch Repair & Restoration

Settling, cracking, or spalling porch concrete is both unsightly and potentially dangerous. We assess the underlying cause of the damage, such as soil movement, inadequate sub-base, or water infiltration, and recommend either targeted repair or full replacement depending on the severity.