Burlington & Alamance County, NC

Concrete Patio Installation in Burlington, NC

Turn your backyard into the space you actually use. Burlington Concrete designs and pours custom concrete patios for homeowners across Burlington and Alamance County. Our patios are built on properly prepared bases, reinforced, and finished the way you want: clean broom finish, decorative stamped patterns, or rich stained color. You get a patio that looks great on day one and holds up through North Carolina summers and winters.

  • Broom finish
  • Stamped
  • Stained

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Why Burlington Homeowners Choose Concrete Patios

Concrete is one of the most durable and low-maintenance outdoor surfaces available. It costs less than natural stone, lasts decades when installed correctly, and can be shaped to fit almost any yard.

Built to Last

A properly installed concrete patio resists cracking, weeds and shifting far better than loose pavers or gravel.

Low Maintenance

An occasional rinse and a fresh coat of sealer every few years is all it needs.

Endless Design Options

Pick almost any size, shape, color or texture to match your home and landscaping.

Adds Value to Your Home

A finished outdoor living area is one of the most requested features from buyers in the Triad.

Our Concrete Patio Services

Broom-finish concrete patio in a Burlington NC backyard

Standard Broom-Finish Patios

A clean, slip-resistant surface that is affordable and practical for everyday use.

Stamped concrete patio with a flagstone pattern in Burlington NC

Stamped Concrete Patios

Get the look of flagstone, slate, brick or wood plank for a fraction of the price of natural materials.

Stained and colored concrete patio at an Alamance County home

Stained and Colored Concrete

Integral color and acid or water-based stains give your patio rich, lasting tones.

Concrete patio extension replacing a cracked slab in Burlington NC

Patio Extensions and Replacements

We extend your existing slab or tear out cracked, sunken concrete and replace it.

Freshly poured concrete fire pit pad at an Alamance County home

Fire Pit Pads and Outdoor Kitchen Slabs

These are reinforced slabs sized for grills, fire features and outdoor kitchens.

Built for Burlington's Red Clay Soil

Much of Alamance County sits on dense Piedmont red clay. It holds water, expands when wet and shrinks when dry, and that movement is a leading cause of cracked and sinking patios. We plan for it from the start:

  • Excavating to stable subgrade and removing organic material
  • Installing and compacting a crushed stone base
  • Reinforcing with rebar or wire mesh where needed
  • Sloping the slab to drain water away from your home
  • Cutting control joints so any natural cracking stays hidden in the joints
  • Curing and sealing to protect against moisture and freeze-thaw cycles
Crushed stone base compacted over red clay soil for a concrete patio in Burlington NC
Cross-section of a concrete patio: red clay subgrade, compacted stone base, rebar reinforcement, a sloped slab with a control joint, and a sealed surface. 1 2 4 3 5 6
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Our Concrete Patio Installation Process

  1. 1. Free On-Site Estimate

    We visit your property, measure, discuss design and give you a clear written quote.

  2. 2. Design and Layout

    We finalize the size, shape, finish and color, then mark the layout.

  3. 3. Excavation and Base Prep

    We dig, grade, add the stone base and compact it.

  4. 4. Forming and Reinforcement

    We set the forms and place the reinforcement.

  5. 5. Pour and Finish

    We pour, level and apply your chosen finish or stamp pattern.

  6. 6. Curing and Sealing

    The concrete is properly cured and sealed, ready for light foot traffic in about 24–48 hours.

How Much Does a Concrete Patio Cost in Burlington, NC?

Every patio is priced to the project. The main factors are:

  • Size and thickness of the slab
  • Site access and how much excavation or grading is needed
  • Finish type (broom, stamped, stained)
  • Removal of existing concrete or pavers
  • Add-ons such as steps, borders, seat walls or fire pit pads

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Concrete Patios vs. Pavers: Which Is Right for You?

Pavers offer a modular look but can shift, settle and grow weeds between joints, especially on clay soil. A concrete patio gives you one solid surface that is easier to clean, and stamped concrete delivers the paver look without the weeds. We'll help you weigh the trade-offs for your yard and budget.

Areas We Serve

We install concrete patios throughout Burlington, Alamance County and the Piedmont Triad, including these communities:

  • Burlington
  • Graham
  • Mebane
  • Haw River
  • Elon
  • Gibsonville
  • Glen Raven
  • Saxapahaw
  • Snow Camp
  • Whitsett
  • McLeansville
  • Alamance
  • Liberty
  • Randleman
  • Ramseur
  • Asheboro

Don't see your town? We also serve Greensboro, High Point, Lexington and the surrounding Alamance, Guilford, Randolph and Davidson County areas. Call (336) 677-5998.

Why Choose Burlington Concrete

  • Locally owned and operated in Burlington, NC
  • Competitive pricing
  • 39 years of concrete experience (since 1987)
  • Clear written estimates with no surprise charges
  • Clean job sites and on-time scheduling
  • Fast free estimates

Concrete Patio FAQs

How long does a concrete patio take to install?

Most residential patios are formed and poured in 1–3 days, depending on size and weather.

When can I use my new patio?

Light foot traffic is usually fine after 24–48 hours. Wait about 7 days before placing heavy furniture or grills. Concrete reaches full strength in roughly 28 days.

Will my concrete patio crack?

All concrete can develop minor hairline cracks. Proper base prep, reinforcement and control joints keep cracking controlled and largely hidden.

How thick should a patio slab be?

Most residential patios are 4 inches thick. Areas supporting hot tubs or outdoor kitchens may need a thicker, reinforced slab.

How often should I seal my patio?

Plan to reseal every 2–3 years to protect the color and surface from moisture and stains.

Do I need a permit for a patio in Burlington?

Ground-level patios often don't need a permit, but rules vary by project and location. We'll confirm requirements with the City of Burlington or Alamance County before we start.

Can you pour over my existing patio?

Sometimes. If the existing slab is sound, an overlay may be an option. Cracked or sunken slabs usually need to be removed and replaced.

Get a Free Concrete Patio Estimate in Burlington, NC

Ready to build the backyard you've been picturing? Call (336) 677-5998 or request your free estimate online and we'll get you scheduled.

Burlington Concrete · Burlington, NC · (336) 677-5998