Pelham, AL · Shelby County

Concrete Patio Installation in Pelham, AL With the Finish You Actually Want

Broom, exposed aggregate, or smooth finish, poured with proper reinforcement and control joints so it holds up to Shelby County's clay soil instead of cracking randomly.

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Concrete patio installation

A concrete patio is a more affordable way to get a solid, level outdoor surface than pavers or natural stone, as long as it's poured right. As part of our concrete services in Pelham, we pour patios with proper sub-base, reinforcement, and control joints, finished the way you actually want, not just whatever's fastest.

Why Corona's

Why Pelham Homeowners Call Us First for Concrete Patios

A concrete patio is only as good as what's under it and where the joints are placed.

Proper Sub-Base and Reinforcement

Compacted gravel sub-base and wire mesh or rebar in every patio, so it doesn't settle or crack early the way an unreinforced slab does.

Control Joints Placed on Purpose

Joints spaced to control where cracking happens as the slab moves with Shelby County's clay soil, not skipped or randomly placed.

Finish Options That Fit Your Style

Standard broom finish, exposed aggregate for texture, or a smooth trowel finish, whichever fits how you want the space to look and feel.

Local & Hands-On

10 years working Pelham yards, not a regional franchise. The crew that walks your property for the quote is the crew that pours the patio.

Poured for how you'll use it

From Sub-Base to Finished Patio

We size the patio for how you'll actually use the space, whether that's a small pad for a grill or a full-size area for a dining set and seating. The size determines a few things, like how many control joints the pour needs, but the process underneath is the same for every size.

01
Excavation & Sub-BaseExcavated to depth, compacted gravel sub-base installed and graded to move water away from the house.
02
Forms & ReinforcementForms set to the planned shape and thickness, wire mesh or rebar placed inside before the pour.
03
Pour & FinishConcrete poured and finished broom, exposed aggregate, or smooth, depending on what you picked.
04
Control Joints & CureJoints cut or tooled at set intervals, then time to cure properly before the patio sees regular use.

Most patios take one to two days to pour and finish, then about a week before regular foot traffic is fine. If you want something with more visual texture than a standard finish but don't want to pay paver prices, we can also do decorative stamped and colored work as part of our broader concrete services in Pelham.