What an outdoor slab runs here, the finish options, and how to design one you will actually use in July.
A 300 to 400 square foot patio in a broom or plain finish runs $8 to $15 per square foot. Stamped, colored, or exposed-aggregate finishes run $14 to $25 per square foot. Smaller patios cost more per foot because setup is the same regardless of size.
| Finish | Look and feel | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Broom | Simple, slip-resistant, hides wear | $ |
| Exposed aggregate | Pebbled, textured, hides imperfections | $$ |
| Stamped | Stone or wood-look patterns | $$$ |
| Colored / stained | Integral color or acid stain | $$-$$$ |
For a patio that bakes in Valley sun, lighter colors stay noticeably cooler underfoot than dark stains.
The best patio in Reedley is one you can sit on during the evenings, because afternoons hit triple digits. Orientation and shade matter more than size: a west-facing slab with no cover is an oven until sundown. Plan the shade before you pour, since a cover often needs footings tied into the slab.
Un acabado escobillado o liso cuesta entre $8 y $15 por pie cuadrado, así que un patio de 300 a 400 pies cuadrados ronda los $2,400 a $6,000. Los acabados decorativos cuestan de $14 a $25 por pie cuadrado.
El escobillado es la opción práctica de siempre. Los colores claros se mantienen más frescos bajo los pies que los tintes oscuros con el sol de tres dígitos.