Concrete Patio & Stamped Concrete Contractors in Oklahoma City

Patios we replace usually failed from water at the slab-house joint or wrong reinforcement. We build for Oklahoma clay: compacted base, rebar on chairs, 4,000 PSI, slope away from the house, sealed isolation joint at the foundation. Garage floors and shop slabs use the same standards.

Stamped concrete
in OKC

Stamped concrete is applied during the pour while the slab is still plastic — color hardener and release agent first, then texture mats for crisp pattern detail. After cure we pressure-wash the release and apply sealer.

Patterns we pour (named only where we already document them): ashlar slate (including our Oklahoma City Ashlar Slate patio), random flagstone, herringbone brick, running bond, cobblestone, and wood plank. Combine a patio with a concrete driveways project or a retaining wall for a full outdoor rebuild.

What finish is best
for a patio in Oklahoma?

Broom finish is the most popular — good traction, low maintenance, and affordable. Stamped concrete offers a premium look at a higher price point. For pool decks, we specify a non-slip texture.

Example patio
sizes

Typical metro ranges from our cost guide: broom-finish about $6–$10 per sq ft; stamped about $15–$22 per sq ft. Exact price after an on-site visit.

Common Concrete Problems
in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City sits on some of the most expansive clay soil in the United States. This Permian red clay absorbs moisture and swells during wet seasons, then contracts sharply during Oklahoma's summer droughts — sometimes shifting several inches in a single year.

The most common concrete problems we see across OKC are caused by inadequate base preparation, missing or improperly placed reinforcement, and poor drainage grading. A contractor who doesn't understand Oklahoma clay will pour a beautiful-looking slab that starts cracking within two or three years.

Other Concrete Services
From FDZ.

concrete driveways · our projects · concrete patio cost in Oklahoma City · retaining walls · pool decks

City pages: Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon.

Recent patio projects

Oklahoma City stamped patio (Ashlar Slate) and Moore broom-finish patio — contrast finishes, same base-prep standards. See our Oklahoma City Ashlar slate stamped concrete patio project, featuring a 420-square-foot decorative concrete installation. Explore our completed Norman concrete patio and decorative paver walkway, featuring a broom-finished slab, picture-frame borders, and decorative river rock.

Illustration

Stamped

Ashlar slate stamped concrete patio

Oklahoma City, OK

420 sq ft stamped concrete patio with an Ashlar slate pattern that creates the appearance of natural stone

• —30' × 14' (420 sq ft)
• —Site grading and preparation
• —Concrete placed with a line pump
• —Ashlar slate stamped pattern
• —Decorative stamped concrete patio finish

Completed Project Cost: $7,500

Actual contract price for this completed project. Pricing for similar work varies based on site conditions, accessibility, materials, and project specifications.

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Broom finish

Backyard patio

Moore, OK

Broom finish, graded away from structure

See more on our projects page →

Specs &
Build Standards.

Why Oklahoma City Property Owners Choose
FDZ Construction.

Serving the Entire
OKC Metro.

FDZ Construction LLC provides this service throughout Oklahoma City and the surrounding metro. We serve Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, and Del City — same crew, same standards, same free estimate process on every job across the metro.

OKC metro zip codes served: 73003, 73012, 73013, 73034 (Edmond) · 73025, 73099 (Yukon/Mustang) · 73069, 73071, 73072 (Norman) · 73160 (Moore) · 73110, 73130 (Midwest City) · 73107, 73109, 73112, 73118, 73120, 73127, 73132, 73142, 73159, 73162 (OKC) and surrounding areas.

Helpful Concrete Resources
for Oklahoma Homeowners.

Planning a project? These guides walk through pricing, specs, timing, and the most common questions we hear from Oklahoma homeowners before they pour.

• → Read about the signs a driveway culvert needs assessment or replacement
• → Read about the French drain vs catch basin vs grading
• → Read about the cost of concrete in Oklahoma City
• → Read about the how thick a driveway should be in Oklahoma
• → Read about the rebar vs wire mesh for concrete slabs
• → Read about the why concrete driveways crack in Oklahoma
• → Read about the best time of year to pour concrete in OKC