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333 Construction Group

Concrete · spring-fall

Concrete patios & flat slabs

A patio is where your summer happens. We grade it so puddles don't form, pour it thick enough to handle a hot tub, and finish it so it doesn't look like a sidewalk.

Pressed concrete front porch patio with decorative block riser facing
Project photo pending final client attribution and detail approval.

What we do differently

Built to last, not to ship.

The cheap version of this work isn't really cheap — it's deferred. Here's what we don't cut.

  • 01

    4-inch slab minimum (6 inches under hot tubs)

  • 02

    Wire mesh or fibre on every pour

  • 03

    Decorative options: broom, exposed aggregate, stamped, coloured

  • 04

    Pitched 1/4 inch per foot away from the house

  • 05

    Saw-cut control joints, not tooled

How a job runs

From first call to clean exit.

Every project follows the same arc. The detail changes, the discipline doesn't.

  1. 01

    Layout

    Stake the perimeter, confirm grade and pitch.

  2. 02

    Dig

    Excavate to 8 inches, hand-trim around obstacles.

  3. 03

    Base

    Granular A in two lifts, compacted between each.

  4. 04

    Pour

    Concrete delivered, screeded, floated, hand-edged.

  5. 05

    Finish

    Broom, stamp, or expose — your call.

  6. 06

    Joint & seal

    Cut joints day 1. Seal at 14–28 days.

FAQ

Common questions

  • Six inches of compacted granular A, six inches of 32 MPa concrete with rebar on chairs. We grade it slightly oversized so the tub sits flush with the patio.

  • Both can last 25+ years installed properly. Stamped is a single slab (no weed seams) but cracks show. Interlock flexes with the ground and lets you replace one stone if something stains.

  • Concrete: no, unless a joint opens up. Interlock: only if poly sand isn't maintained. We seal both at install.

Free quotes

Ready for patios & slabs?

Send us a couple lines about the project — square footage, photos, your address. We'll reply within a business day.