Concrete patios in Reno
A concrete patio gives you a flat, low-maintenance outdoor space for a table, a grill or a fire pit. It can be plain, coloured or stamped, and it's often poured alongside a walkway or steps.
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What goes into the quote
- Size and shape (curves and multiple levels cost more)
- Finish: plain broom, coloured or stamped
- Removing old pavers, decking or concrete
- Drainage and slope away from the house
- Footings for a cover or pergola
How long: Usually 1–3 days of work. Light foot traffic after a day or two.
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Get a real quoteGood to know in Reno
Reno is high desert: dry, sunny and windy, with cold nights that freeze and thaw for much of the year.
Big day-night temperature swings and freeze-thaw nights are hard on concrete here. Proper joints, a well-compacted base and a sealer go a long way.
Work on a driveway approach or sidewalk in the street right-of-way needs approval from the City of Reno. Ask your contractor to confirm before you book.
Common questions
Concrete or pavers?
Concrete usually costs less up front and has fewer joints for weeds. Pavers are easier to repair one section at a time.
Can a patio be extended later?
Yes. A contractor can tie new concrete into the old slab, though the colour may not match exactly.
How long before I can drive on a new driveway?
Usually about a week for a car, longer for anything heavy. Your contractor will tell you for your mix and the weather.
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