Seguin, TX — Guadalupe County
Concrete Patios
Seguin & Central Texas
Top Notch Concrete designs, pours, and repairs concrete patios across Seguin, New Braunfels, Cibolo, and the surrounding area. Whether you want a brand-new stamped patio, an extension to an existing slab, or a repair of cracked and stained concrete, we build patios made for Texas outdoor living.
Patio Services
- Broom & smooth-finish concrete patio installation
- Stamped concrete patios — stone, slate & wood patterns
- Colored & acid-stained concrete patio finishes
- Patio crack repair & resurfacing
- Resealing & restoring faded stamped patios
- Patio extensions & conversions from wood decks
Patio Cost in Seguin, TX
A standard broom-finish concrete patio runs $6–$10 per square foot installed. Stamped and colored concrete patios run $10–$18 per square foot depending on pattern complexity and borders. A typical 12×16 patio (192 sq ft) lands around $1,150–$3,450.
Existing-patio repair and resurfacing is a smaller-ticket job — crack repair, leveling, and resealing can bring an old patio back for a fraction of a full repour. We give a real number on-site, not a phone ballpark.
Areas We Serve
Seguin TX · New Braunfels TX · McQueeney TX · Marion TX · Geronimo TX · Cibolo TX · Schertz TX · Santa Clara TX · Guadalupe & Comal Counties
Need base material for your patio project? We also offer road base and material delivery in Seguin TX — same-week delivery across Guadalupe County.
Concrete Patio FAQs
How much does a concrete patio cost in Seguin, TX?
Broom-finish concrete patios run $6–$10/sq ft and stamped concrete patios run $10–$18/sq ft installed. A typical 12×16 patio is $1,150–$3,450 depending on finish. Free on-site estimates.
Can you fix a cracked concrete patio?
Yes. Many cracked or stained patios can be repaired — crack routing and sealing, surface resurfacing, or resealing stamped concrete to restore color. If the base has failed, partial or full repour is the better value. We assess and tell you honestly.
Is stamped concrete worth it for a patio in Texas?
Stamped concrete gives a high-end stone or slate look at a lower cost than real stone, and it holds up well when properly sealed and maintained in the Texas sun. We recommend resealing every 2–3 years to keep the color rich.
Can you extend an existing concrete patio?
Yes. We tie into existing slabs with proper expansion joints and matching finish so the extension blends with the original patio. Common for homeowners adding a fire pit area or outdoor kitchen.