Tennessee · Concrete patios
Concrete patios and slabs built for everyday outdoor living
A patio should be flat, drain correctly, and stay usable for grills, furniture, and foot traffic. Mayas pours reinforced slabs with control joints, slope, and finish options matched to how you will actually use the space.
Real Mayas project
Concrete patio and outdoor living space from above
What's included
Every concrete patio & slab project includes
Layout & slope
Dimensions, elevation, and drainage falls are set before forms go up.
Compacted base
Subgrade is prepared and compacted so the slab does not settle unevenly.
Reinforcement
Rebar or mesh is placed per scope so the slab handles load and seasonal movement.
Finish & joints
Broom, smooth, or exposed finishes with control joints planned for clean cracking patterns.
Our process
How we deliver concrete patios & slabs
Step 1
Site visit
We confirm size, access, tie-ins to existing concrete, and how you will use the slab.
Step 2
Excavation
Organic material is removed and base is placed to stable depth.
Step 3
Form & steel
Forms, reinforcement, and embeds for posts or features are set before pour.
Step 4
Pour & finish
Concrete is placed, finished, and jointed in one coordinated window.
Step 5
Cure & use
We advise on cure time before furniture, grills, and heavy use.
Why patio concrete is more than a flat pour
The slab you do not notice on day one is the one that still works ten years later.
Mayas builds concrete patios and structural slabs for outdoor living, sheds, and support surfaces across Tennessee. Reinforcement, joint spacing, and edge details are planned for your climate and use — not a generic square.
Patios often tie into future pergolas, outdoor kitchens, or paver borders. We plan embeds and transitions when you know they are coming.
Everyday durability
Finish and joint layout account for furniture, grills, and seasonal movement.
Drainage built in
Slope moves water away from the home and low spots in the yard.
Expansion-ready
Future features can be planned with embeds and tie-ins during the pour.
FAQ
Concrete Patios & Slabs — frequently asked questions
- What finish options do you offer for patios?
- Broom finish, smooth trowel, exposed aggregate, and stamped overlays depending on scope and budget.
- How thick should a patio slab be?
- Thickness depends on load and soil. We specify depth during the site visit based on use and conditions.
- Can a new patio tie into my existing driveway?
- Yes. We plan expansion joints and elevation matches for clean transitions between old and new concrete.
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