Concrete Patios in Central Ohio
Plan room for dinner outside, time with friends and a clear path from the back door. We can discuss a new patio, an extension or replacing an existing surface.
A backyard made for your everyday life.
Start with the layout
Bring a rough sketch of your table, chairs and the way you move through the yard. Doorways, steps and space around furniture help shape the layout.
Choose the finish
Explore broom-finished concrete for a simple appearance or stamped patterns and borders for a decorative finish. Look at completed work before choosing.
Look beyond the surface
Tell us about water collecting in the yard, downspouts, existing concrete and access through gates. Those details help us plan the site review.
Before you request a quote
Can I extend an existing patio?
Share photos of the existing patio and the area you want to add. We need to review elevations, connections and the condition of the original surface.
Do I need exact measurements?
Approximate dimensions or a sketch are useful to start. The layout and measurements can be reviewed before the final scope is agreed.
Explore more AMGS work.
A patio plan starts with everyday use
Place your table, chairs, grill and seating on a rough sketch before choosing the patio outline. Include space to pull chairs out and a clear route to the door. Photograph the full backyard and the access route from the street, not just the spot where the patio will sit.
Adding space to a new home
If the home already has a small landing or builder-installed path, show whether you want to retain it. Gather any available property drawings and note questions for your builder or association. The connection, existing conditions and proposed layout need to be considered together.
Compare finishes using real work
Explore Gahanna patio and border examples or Plain City patio photos. A favorite photograph is a useful design reference; the estimate should describe the finish and scope proposed for your own site. Read our patio planning guide for a new home to prepare your ideas.
Tell us what you have in mind.
A few photos, your city and a rough idea are a good place to start.










































