Concrete Patio Contractors

Why Choose Concrete?

You have options when it comes to patios. You could do wood. You could do pavers (those individual bricks). You could do gravel. But here is why concrete is the heavyweight champ of backyard patios.

Wood Rots. Concrete Rocks.

Wood decks look nice for about two years. Then the Kennewick sun bakes them. The winter rain soaks them. Splinters start popping up. You have to stain them and seal them every single summer or they turn gray and ugly. Plus, bugs love to eat wood. You know what bugs don't eat? Concrete. Concrete doesn't rot, warp, or give you splinters.

Pavers are a Weed Farm

Pavers look fancy, but they have a fatal flaw: the gaps. No matter how much sand you put between them, weeds will find a way. Ants will build little hills in the cracks. Over time, the ground settles, and your flat patio turns into a bumpy tripping hazard. A poured concrete patio is one solid piece. No gaps, no weeds, no ants.

It Saves You Money

Believe it or not, pouring a concrete slab is usually cheaper than building a wood deck or laying down thousands of pavers by hand. And because you don't have to fix it or stain it every year, it keeps saving you money for decades.

Our Concrete Patio Services

We aren't a "one trick pony." We know that every house in Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland is different. You might want a simple spot for a hot tub, or you might want a fancy entertaining space that looks like a magazine cover. We do it all.

The Classic Broom Finish

This is the most common type of patio we install. It is clean, simple, and affordable. We pour the concrete and use a special broom to drag a light texture across the top. This gives it a non-slip surface, so you don't slide around when it gets wet from the sprinklers or rain. It looks neat and tidy, and it fits with any style of home.

Stamped Concrete

This is where we get to show off a little. Stamped concrete is when we take wet concrete and press big rubber stamps into it. These stamps have patterns on them.

We can make your concrete look exactly like:

• Expensive slate stone
• Weathered wood planks
• Red brick
• Cobblestone
• River rock

We also add colors to the mix. So, instead of boring gray, your patio can be a warm tan, a deep red, or a charcoal color. Your neighbors will think you spent a fortune on individual stones, but you’ll know you got the durability of concrete for a much better price.

Colored and Stained Concrete

Maybe you don't want a pattern, but you don't want plain gray either. We can mix color right into the truck before we pour, or we can use acid stains after it dries to give it a cool, marbled look. It’s a great way to add some personality to your yard without going full "stamped."

How We Build Your Patio (Doing It Right)

There are some guys out there who will just dump concrete on the ground and smooth it out. That is a recipe for disaster. In a year, that patio will crack and sink.

At Kennewick Concrete King, we follow a strict recipe for success. Here is how we do it:

Step 1: The Dig We don't just pour over grass. We dig out the area to remove the organic soil (the soft stuff that moves around). We need to get down to the solid earth.

Step 2: The Foundation This is the most important part. We bring in a layer of crushed gravel. We spread it out and use a heavy machine called a compactor to smash it down tight. This gives the concrete a solid bed to sleep on so it doesn't sink.

Step 3: The Muscle Concrete is hard, but it can break if you try to bend it. To stop this, we install rebar (steel rods) or wire mesh inside the wet concrete. This acts like a skeleton. It holds everything together even if the ground shifts a tiny bit.

Step 4: The Pour and Finish We pour the mix and smooth it out. This is where our skills really shine. We make sure it is perfectly level, but with a tiny slope away from your house so water doesn't pool against your foundation. Then we apply the finish (broom or stamp) and let it cure.

Step 5: The Cuts You might have noticed lines cut into sidewalks. Those are called "control joints." Concrete shrinks a tiny bit when it dries. These cuts tell the concrete, "If you are going to crack, crack right here in this straight line where nobody can see it." It keeps the surface looking perfect.

Serving the Whole Tri-Cities Area

We might have Kennewick in our name, but we are all over the place. We love working in this community. We know the soil here (it can be sandy or rocky), and we know the weather.

If you live in Pasco, we can handle your patio. If you are over in Richland, we are there too. West Richland? Benton City? Burbank? If you are within about 45 minutes of Kennewick, we are your local concrete patio contractor.

Depending on the specific job we can also bring our skills and experience to Spokane WA.

We understand the local codes and rules. We know how to deal with the wind while we are finishing the concrete (if you know, you know—wind dries concrete too fast if you aren't careful!). We are neighbors helping neighbors.

Ideas for Your New Patio

Stuck on what you want? Here are a few ways our customers use their new concrete spaces:

The BBQ Zone Build a space specifically for your grill or smoker. No more wobbling wheels on the grass. We can even pour a little extra space for a table and chairs so you can eat those burgers while they are hot.

The Hot Tub Pad Hot tubs are heavy. Like, really heavy. You can't just put them on the dirt. You need a thick, reinforced concrete slab to hold that weight. We build pads that are level and strong enough to support your spa for years.

The Fire Pit Area Imagine a round stamped concrete patio with a fire pit in the middle. Put some Adirondack chairs around it, grab some marshmallows, and you have the perfect autumn hangout spot.

The Pool Deck If you have a pool, you need a safe, non-slip area around it. Stamped concrete is perfect here because it isn't slippery like tile, and it doesn't get as hot as dark pavers.

Why Hire Kennewick Concrete King?

Look, we know there are other people with trucks and shovels. But we believe we offer something better.

• We Show Up: It sounds simple, but in the construction world, it’s rare. If we say we will be there Tuesday at 8 AM, we will be there.
• We Are Clean: We don't leave empty water bottles and trash in your yard. We respect your property.
• We Are Honest: We give you a clear price upfront. We don't hit you with "surprise fees" halfway through the job.
• We Are Skilled: We have been doing this a long time. We know how to handle tricky slopes, weird corners, and drainage issues.