
San Jose · Santa Clara County
Concrete Patio Contractor in San Jose, CA
Outdoor living surfaces planned around furniture, foot traffic, and how your household actually uses the yard.
Concrete Patios in San Jose
We design and pour concrete patios across San Jose, from small back-yard slabs in Willow Glen to full outdoor living spaces in Almaden Valley and Evergreen. A San Jose patio typically costs $10–$16 per square foot for a broom finish or $16–$26 stamped, and takes two to four days to install.

San Jose, Santa Clara County
Concrete Patios in San Jose
San Jose has the warmest, driest summers in the core Bay Area, which makes it ideal for outdoor living — and hard on concrete while it cures. We pour patios early in the day and keep the surface actively moist so it gains strength instead of drying out.
Most of our patio work in Almaden Valley and Evergreen is upgrading a plain builder patio into something people actually use: bigger, better finished, sized around real furniture, and often with a BBQ island or fire feature planned in from the start.
- Years in the Bay Area
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Concrete Patio Cost in San Jose
Installed pricing including excavation, base preparation, reinforcement, and finishing. A common 16 x 20 foot patio is 320 square feet.
| Finish | Installed cost | Typical 320 sq ft patio |
|---|---|---|
| Broom finish | $10–$16 / sq ft | $3,200–$5,100 |
| Exposed aggregate | $13–$20 / sq ft | $4,200–$6,400 |
| Stamped & colored | $16–$26 / sq ft | $5,100–$8,300 |
What We Plan For in San Jose
Local conditions that shape how we approach concrete patios here.
Summer heat during the pour
July and August slabs lose surface moisture fast. Morning pours and active curing prevent the surface cracking and dusting that heat causes.
Light colors for hot afternoons
Dark stamped and stained finishes get uncomfortable barefoot in San Jose summers. Lighter colors and textured finishes stay cooler.
Drainage on flat valley lots
Much of San Jose is flat, so the 1/8–1/4 inch per foot of fall away from the house has to be built in deliberately — there's no natural slope to help.
Concrete Patios in San Jose: Questions
What San Jose homeowners ask us most.
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