Backyard patios, patio extensions and outdoor living spaces. Free quotes.
Liberty Landscape Solutions is a concrete contractor in Roseville, CA. We are concrete patio contractors who build new backyard patios, extend existing ones and create outdoor living spaces for homeowners in Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln and the surrounding area.
We have served Loomis, Penryn, Rocklin, Lincoln, Roseville, Granite Bay, Folsom, El Dorado Hills and the Greater Sacramento Region since 1999. You work directly with the owner, and because we are a landscape company too, we can plan the patio and the yard around it together. Ready to talk? Call (916) 521-1296 or request a free quote.
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A complete concrete patio installation covers layout, excavation, base prep, forms, steel reinforcement, the pour, finishing, control joints and curing. Here is how we build a patio, step by step.
A standard backyard patio uses a standard slab. A hot tub, outdoor kitchen or heavy grill island needs a thicker, stronger slab, and we plan for that before the pour.
Tell us early if you plan to add heavy features later. It is much easier to build the right slab the first time than to fix one that is too thin.
Yes, in most cases. We can extend a patio by pouring a new slab next to the old one and tying the two together. The old slab needs to be in good shape, with no major sinking or cracking.
Not sure if your slab can be extended? Send us a photo and we’ll take a look.
Most Roseville patios get a broom finish, exposed aggregate, colored concrete or a stamped pattern. A broom finish is the most common because it gives good grip and costs less than decorative options.
Fine lines across the surface for grip. Clean, simple and affordable.
The top layer is washed away to show the stones inside for a textured look.
Color is added to the concrete, so it runs through the surface. Light colors stay cooler in the sun.
Patterns that look like flagstone, slate, brick or wood plank. See our stamped concrete patios for patterns and color options.
Roseville summers are long, hot and dry, so a patio’s color, texture and shade matter. Dark concrete gets hot under bare feet, and light-colored finishes stay cooler. The outdoor living season here runs from spring well into fall, so a patio gets a lot of use.
Light tan, cream and light gray reflect more heat than dark colors.
A broom or exposed aggregate finish helps with grip and glare.
Think about a pergola, shade sail or a tree on the west side.
We plan pours around the heat so new concrete doesn’t dry out too fast.
A patio looks best when the yard around it is planned with it. Liberty Landscape Solutions is a landscape company as well as a concrete contractor, so one company can handle the patio and the yard around it.
If you want a full backyard makeover, ask us about doing it as one project. You deal with one company, one schedule and one point of contact.
No pressure. We’ll go over the project and answer your questions.
Liberty Landscape Solutions has served the Roseville area since 1999. Here is what you can expect:
You get direct access to the owner during the project.
You deal with the same people from quote to finish.
We can plan the patio and the yard as one project.
No obligation. We go over your project and give you a clear price.
Liberty Landscape Solutions builds concrete patios in Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Loomis, Penryn, Granite Bay, Folsom, El Dorado Hills and the Greater Sacramento Region. Our office is at 8445 Sierra College Blvd Ste E, Roseville, CA 95661, near the Rocklin line.
Looking for a concrete contractor in Rocklin, CA? See our Rocklin page.
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Stamped concrete: patterns and color for patios and more.
Concrete repair and resurfacing: crack repair, leveling and overlays.
The cost of a concrete patio in Roseville depends on size, thickness, finish, site prep, add-ons and permits. Every backyard is different, so we give free quotes instead of one-size-fits-all numbers.
More square feet means more concrete, base and labor.
A broom finish usually costs less than exposed aggregate, colored or stamped concrete.
Sloped yards, tear-out of an old slab, tree roots or hard-to-reach backyards add work.
Heavy features like hot tubs need a thicker slab
An extension has to tie into the old slab.
Steps, borders, seat walls and curves add time and material.
Some patios need a city permit, and HOAs may need to approve the plan.
Want a real number? Request a free quote or call (916) 521-1296.
A well-built concrete patio lasts for many years. The base, thickness, joints and curing all affect how long it holds up. Tree roots, poor drainage and heavy loads can shorten that. A patio on a firm base with good drainage will usually outlast one that was rushed.
We’ll tell you when it’s ready. Walking comes first, then furniture, and heavy items like a hot tub or outdoor kitchen come last. Concrete keeps getting stronger for weeks, so the longer you wait before adding heavy items, the better.
Any concrete can crack, because concrete shrinks as it dries. Control joints give the slab straight, planned lines to crack along. A good base, steel and proper curing keep cracks small. If a crack does show up, it can usually be repaired.
Yes, but the slab has to be built for the weight. Hot tubs and outdoor kitchens need a thicker, stronger slab and a solid base. Tell us before the pour, not after. We’ll plan the slab to match what you want to add.
Concrete usually costs less on large patios and goes in faster. Pavers are easier to repair one piece at a time. Stamped concrete gives you a paver-like look in one pour. Read our guide on stamped concrete vs pavers to compare them side by side.
It depends on the size and location. Some patios need a city permit, and an HOA may need to approve your plan. Patios on private property often have different rules than work in the public right of way. We’ll tell you what your project needs before we start.
Call us at (916) 521-1296 or fill out the form on this page. Tell us the address, about how big you want the patio and whether there is an old slab to remove or extend. Photos help. We’ll go over your project and give you a clear, free quote.
Ready to start? Call (916) 521-1296 or fill out the form below. Tell us about your backyard and we’ll go over the project with you.