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Know what your concrete patio should cost

A 300 sq ft concrete patio costs $2,000 to $3,400 in 2026, about $9 per sq ft installed. Across every option it runs from $1,950 (plain broom finish) to $7,500 (stamped or textured).

Four questions gets you an itemised range, adjusted for construction wages where you live. The whole number, up front, before we ask for anything.

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What concrete patio work costs in 2026

ProjectTypical range
Plain broom finish Standard grey, brushed for grip $2,000 – $3,400
Coloured or stained $2,700 – $4,600
Exposed aggregate Washed to reveal the stone; good grip, mid price $3,000 – $5,100
Stamped or textured Patterned to imitate stone, brick or wood $4,000 – $6,800

Where the money goes

Labour and finishing

$860 · 32% of the job

Ready-mix concrete

$810 · 30% of the job

Excavation and base prep

$490 · 18% of the job

Forms and reinforcement

$320 · 12% of the job

Permits and inspection

$220 · 8% of the job

Concrete Patio cost by state

Labour is the part of this job that moves with geography. These are the same 300 sq ft project, priced against construction wages in each state.

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Questions homeowners ask

How much does a 20x20 concrete patio cost?

That is 400 square feet, so roughly $2,650 to $4,550 with a plain broom finish. Stamped concrete on the same slab runs about double. Removing an existing patio first adds around $1,600 at that size.

What is the average cost of a 12x12 concrete patio?

About $950 to $1,650 at 144 square feet. Small patios carry a job minimum. The crew, the truck and the pour cost much the same whether the slab is 144 square feet or 300, so the price per foot is higher than on a larger one.

How much does a 15x30 concrete patio cost?

At 450 square feet, roughly $3,000 to $5,100 for a broom finish. At that size it is worth pricing a decorative finish, because the base prep and forming are already being paid for and only the surface treatment changes.

Is stamped concrete worth it over plain?

It costs about twice as much and looks considerably better, but it needs resealing every few years or the colour fades and the pattern flattens. Plain broom finish is the lower-maintenance choice; stamped is the one people regret only if they skip the sealing.

Reviewed and maintained by Anchorcost. Last checked September 3, 2026. Figures are verified against this page's own calculator on every build. How these figures are worked out.