PATCH / RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Concrete Patios & Walkways in DC,
Maryland & Northern Virginia

Build a durable surface around your home.

A scope built around your home.

Patch reviews surface dimensions, demolition needs, access, drainage and the planned use before pricing concrete work. A replacement patio or walkway should account for the base beneath it as well as the finished surface.

Work we can discuss

  • Concrete patios and pads
  • Walkways and exterior steps
  • Porch replacement
  • Driveway demolition and replacement
  • Concrete repair scope assessment

Planning your project

Dimensions, photos, desired elevations and finish, site access and any drainage concerns. Thickness, base preparation, reinforcement and removal are specified in the proposal.

What goes into your estimate?

Measurements, existing conditions, material selections, demolition and preparation, access, and the work included in the proposal. A site visit may be needed before final pricing.

How do we start?

Email photos and your project location, priorities and desired schedule. We’ll discuss the next step and whether a repair, replacement or renovation scope fits your needs.

Residential service across the DMV

Serving homeowners in Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Maryland project inquiries include Fort Washington, Bowie, Upper Marlboro, Waldorf, and communities in Prince George’s, Charles, Montgomery, Anne Arundel and Howard counties. Northern Virginia inquiries include Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William areas.

Send your exact address or community so we can confirm project availability and travel requirements. These are service areas; they do not represent separate Patch office locations.

Maryland home improvement license: MHIC 142482. License applicability and any specialized trade requirements are confirmed for the proposed work.

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Patch.masonry@gmail.com · 240-832-4986

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