Thanks to modern materials, tile is now a durable and long-lasting option for exterior concrete patios–even in cold climates.

Why such a large range? The final cost to pour a concrete patio depends entirely on the size of the patio and any special design touches you might add, as well as who’s doing the work.

Human femurs have inspired a new cement-based construction material that is multiple times stronger than traditional concrete. But the bone-like design doesn’t get its resiliency from any new ...

Due to its practical nature, concrete ... for patios, driveways, sidewalks, etc. More recently, concrete has made a return as an essential component of “industrial interior design.” ...

On this limestone patio, the team behind Moniomi Design supported a pergola overhang with travertine columns draped with greenery. Just like with any interior room, the height of your pergola's ...

Truss screeds level off the concrete often featuring a vibration motor. These screeds are expandable and come in multiple sections that resemble a truss design to help maintain rigidity for longer ...

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This range of cost is due to the multiplicity of design factors ... on utility. Concrete can cost, on average, $4 to $8 per square foot. Flagstone is another classic, timeless patio material.