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The Cost of a Patio

  • Writer: Allison Waitt
    Allison Waitt
  • Sep 14
  • 1 min read

When people think of home renovations, patio additions are often among the top projects they want to tackle. Although these can be pricey undertakings, it doesn't have to break the bank. According to various surveys and estimates, concrete patio will cost a homeowner around $10-$20 per square foot, dependent on materials, finish, and size. While this cost can seem like a steep investment up front, the long term benefits of this investment can be reward for years to come and a great way to upgrade a home exterior. Depending on the size of your deck, you can have a stylish patio for hundreds or even thousands of dollars less than if you were doing stone pavers or other materials. Additionally, patios and sidewalks made with concrete can last years longer than traditional wooden decks making it a great long-term investment for homeowners looking to spruce up their outdoor living space without spending a fortune.

 
 
 

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