Concrete Patios in Austin TX — Outdoor Space You'll Actually Use
Old patio cracking and settling? Ready to build something new? Centex Concrete Contractors Austin installs concrete patios built for Austin’s weather and your family’s lifestyle. Call (512) 337-4425) today.
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You have been putting it off long enough. The old slab is uneven. Guests are stepping around cracks at every cookout. Austin summers are short on comfortable weather, and you do not want to waste another season on a patio that embarrasses you. We install concrete patios across Austin and the surrounding suburbs — from simple slabs to stamped finishes. When you are ready to use your backyard the way you planned, call us at (512) 337-4425.
Austin’s outdoor season runs almost year-round. That means your patio, pool deck, or porch gets real use — and the concrete under it needs to hold up.
We install and repair concrete patios across the Austin area. This page covers patio installation, stamped and decorative finishes, pool decks, porches, steps, and stair repair. Each service is explained so you can identify what fits your project and move toward a quote.
We are a local concrete crew. We know Austin’s clay soil, how drainage works on Central Texas lots, and what HOA standards typically require here. When we pour a slab, we do it with those conditions in mind — not a generic approach copied from somewhere else.
Concrete Patio Installation in Austin, TX
If you live in Round Rock, Cedar Park, or Pflugerville and you need a patio poured from scratch, this is the service for you. Whether your old slab was removed or you never had a patio to begin with, we can build a surface that works for your yard.
A new concrete patio gives you a flat, durable outdoor slab that handles Texas heat and heavy foot traffic. We handle forming, grading, and drainage pitch so water moves away from your foundation — not toward it.
Austin’s clay soil expands when it rains and shrinks when it dries out. That movement puts stress on any concrete slab. We prep a proper sub-base and cut control joints into the slab to reduce cracking under Central Texas conditions.
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Stamped Concrete Patio Installation in Austin, TX
If you want the look of stone, brick, or wood without the upkeep, stamped concrete is worth considering. It is a popular choice in South Austin and Westlake neighborhoods where outdoor appearance affects home value.
Stamped concrete is pressed and textured before the slab cures. The decorative finish is built into the concrete itself — not a coating added on top later. Color hardener is mixed in or broadcast across the surface for a tone that lasts.
Austin’s sun is intense, especially through the summer months. We use integral color and UV-stable sealers on stamped slabs so the finish holds its look through repeated heat exposure without fading quickly.
Modern Concrete Patio Design & Pour in Austin, TX
If you are planning a full outdoor living build — a kitchen pad, dining area, or fire pit zone — and you want a clean, minimal look over decorative stamping, this is the right fit. Homeowners who prefer simple, contemporary aesthetics over heavy texture tend to go this route.
Modern concrete patio work uses smooth or broom-finished slabs, defined forms, and intentional drainage design. The surface is low-maintenance and pairs well with contemporary outdoor setups without competing visually.
Newer builds in North Austin and the Domain area often favor clean-line outdoor design. A well-formed concrete pour integrates naturally with steel, cedar, and composite outdoor furniture common in those neighborhoods.
Concrete Pool Deck Installation in Austin, TX
If you are adding a new pool or replacing a cracked and settled deck around an existing one, this service covers that work. For families with kids, the surface around the pool edge is a safety concern that needs to be handled correctly.
Pool deck concrete is formed to pitch water away from the pool and back toward drains. We use textured finishes — broom or exposed aggregate — to reduce slip risk on wet surfaces where people are walking barefoot.
Austin pools get used year-round. A settled or cracking pool deck is a trip hazard, and poor slope can direct runoff toward your foundation over time. Proper joint placement and drainage pitch extend the life of your deck and protect the structure around it.
Concrete Porch Installation in Austin, TX
If you have a rotted wood porch that needs replacing, need a covered front entry pad poured, or want a back porch slab added before listing your home, this is the service that fits. A concrete porch is one of the more common pre-sale upgrades we handle in the Austin area.
A poured concrete porch is structurally sound and handles heavy daily use without ongoing repair costs. You can keep it with a standard finish or dress it up with a broom texture or stamped pattern to match your home’s exterior.
Homes in East Austin and older central neighborhoods often have deteriorating wood or brick porches that have been patched repeatedly. A concrete replacement brings your entry up to current standards and removes the maintenance cycle that comes with aging wood or crumbling brick.
Concrete Steps Installation in Austin, TX
If you need new entry steps poured at your front door, back door, or garage entry, this is the service for that work. Steps are often paired with a porch or patio pour and completed in the same visit.
Concrete steps are formed with a consistent rise and run so they meet code requirements. When the layout allows, we can pour the steps and the adjacent slab together for a seamless, connected look.
Many Austin homes sit on sloped lots — particularly in areas like Tarrytown and the hills west of 360. Those grade changes at the entry require custom-formed steps built to match the specific rise of your site, not a one-size approach.
Concrete Stair Repair in Austin, TX
If your existing concrete steps are cracking, spalling, or pulling away from the house, that is a tripping hazard — and one that gets flagged on home inspections. Homeowners dealing with separating or deteriorating steps often need a repair assessed before the damage spreads.
Stair repair can include crack filling, resurfacing, or full step replacement depending on what the damage looks like. Before we patch the surface, we check whether the sub-base has shifted — because surface repairs fail quickly when the base underneath is unstable.
Austin’s soil movement is a common reason steps separate from a home’s structure over time. A repair that only addresses the visible crack without looking at drainage and base stability is a short-term fix. We look at the full picture before recommending what the job actually needs.