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Concrete Patio in Metro Detroit

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Concrete patio in Metro Detroit: what to expect

A concrete patio is one of the most common backyard projects in Metro Detroit. Jobs range from replacing a cracked slab behind the house to a larger patio with steps, a fire pit area or a walkway to the garage. Many homeowners add color, a stamped pattern or a border to dress it up.

The key details are slope and base. A patio should pitch away from the house so water does not end up in the basement, sit on a compacted base over well-drained soil, and use air-entrained concrete with control joints so freeze-thaw cracking stays in the joints. Want a different look? Compare with stamped concrete and pavers.

What a proper job includes

  • Layout of size, shape and height against doors and grade
  • Removal of the old patio or sod where needed
  • Compacted aggregate base and slope away from the house
  • Forms, reinforcement and air-entrained concrete
  • Control joints planned for the shape
  • Broom or chosen finish and proper curing
  • Backfill and cleanup of the edges

What drives the price

  • Patio size, shape and thickness
  • Tear-out and disposal of an old slab
  • Site access for the truck, or pumping and wheelbarrow work
  • Finish: broom, exposed aggregate, color or stamping
  • Steps, seat walls or edge borders
  • Drainage corrections near the foundation

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Permits and licensing in Michigan

Many communities do not require a building permit for a patio on grade, but some do, and some limit lot coverage or setbacks. Confirm with the local building department (BSEED in Detroit) before work begins. Any digging needs notice to MISS DIG 811 at least three business days ahead.

Paid residential work above a threshold set by state law requires a LARA license. Look for a Maintenance & Alteration Contractor license that lists Concrete, or a Residential Builder license, and check the number on the LARA lookup.

How to compare quotes

  1. Get base depth, thickness, reinforcement and joint plan in writing.
  2. Confirm the slope away from the house and where water will go.
  3. Ask who checks permit rules and who calls MISS DIG 811.
  4. Check the license on the LARA lookup and ask for proof of insurance.
  5. Compare warranties on cracking and scaling, and sealing recommendations.

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Common questions

Concrete Patio FAQ

Tear-out, base and forms are often done in a day or two, with the pour on the next dry day. Furniture can usually go on after about a week.
A penetrating or breathable sealer helps new concrete resist salt and staining. Most contractors recommend waiting until the concrete has cured.
Concrete shrinks and moves with temperature. Joints give it a planned place to crack so random cracks do not appear across the slab.
Sometimes, if the old slab is stable and height allows. Most contractors prefer to remove it so the base can be checked.

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