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Serving Hattiesburg, MS and surrounding areas. (769) 390-9171
Muddy backyard, cracked slab, or just no usable outdoor space? We build concrete patios that drain correctly, resist Hattiesburg's clay soil, and give you a surface you can actually use.
Concrete patio construction in Hattiesburg, MS involves excavating the work area, compacting the soil, adding a gravel base for drainage and stability, and pouring a concrete slab that is finished to the texture you choose - most residential jobs run one to two days of active work, with light foot traffic possible within 48 hours.
The part that separates a patio that lasts from one that cracks is what happens before the concrete truck arrives. In Hattiesburg, the clay-heavy soil swells with rain and shrinks in dry stretches - that constant movement is the main reason patios in this area fail early. A properly compacted base and correct drainage slope are not optional here. If you want decorative concrete for your new patio surface, our stamped concrete services team can add patterns and color during the same project.
A well-built patio in this climate can last 25 to 50 years with basic care. Sealing the surface every two to three years protects against Hattiesburg's humidity, mold growth, and surface staining. The initial build quality is what determines everything that comes after.
If your backyard is just grass or dirt up to the back door, you are losing one of the most practical upgrades available. Without a solid surface, outdoor furniture sinks, grills sit unevenly, and the area becomes muddy after Hattiesburg's frequent heavy rains.
Cracks running across the surface, sections that have sunk, or puddles after rain are signs the original work was not done correctly or the base has shifted. In Hattiesburg's clay-heavy soil, this settling is common in patios built without an adequate base layer.
If water consistently collects near your home's foundation after storms, the grade or an existing slab may be directing water the wrong way. A properly sloped patio can help manage this by directing water away from your home and toward the yard.
Outdoor structures need a solid, level foundation. Grass, gravel, or an old crumbling slab is not a safe base for a structure that will be anchored to the ground. A new concrete patio is typically the right first step before any outdoor addition.
We handle the complete project from site prep through finished slab. That means clearing the work area, excavating to the correct depth, compacting the soil, installing a gravel or crushed-stone base, forming the perimeter, pouring the concrete, and applying the finish you choose. We also handle control joint placement, which gives the slab a designed flex point and reduces random surface cracking - especially important in Hattiesburg's wet-dry weather cycles.
If you want your patio to work alongside a pool, our concrete pool decks team can design the two surfaces together so they drain correctly and look consistent. Coordinating both in one project often saves time and keeps the finished outdoor space looking intentional rather than patched together over the years.
The most common choice for patios - a light texture that provides grip when wet and hides minor surface wear. Low maintenance and cost-effective.
Patterns pressed into wet concrete mimic stone, brick, or wood grain. Color can be added through stains or dyes. Best for homeowners prioritizing curb appeal and outdoor aesthetics.
A sleek, polished surface suited to modern homes or homeowners who prefer a clean, minimal look. Requires more care to keep surfaces free of moisture staining in humid climates.
Hattiesburg receives about 60 inches of rain per year - more than most cities in the country. That is not just a weather statistic; it directly affects how a patio must be built here. Drainage is built into every job we do: we set the slope of the slab so water moves away from your foundation and toward the yard after every storm. A patio without a correct slope will develop standing water, and in Hattiesburg's clay soil, that standing water repeatedly saturates the base and accelerates cracking. The Piney Woods region of south Mississippi - where Hattiesburg sits - has soils with a significant clay content that expand and contract with the seasons. A contractor unfamiliar with local conditions will underestimate how much base preparation is needed.
We serve homeowners throughout the area, including Petal, MS and Brookhaven, MS. Soil conditions and drainage challenges vary across the region, and we design each patio project around the specific yard conditions we find - not a one-size approach that ignores what is actually under the slab.
We visit your yard, check the slope and drainage patterns, look at the soil conditions, and measure the area you have in mind. You receive a written estimate that breaks down what is included - not just a single number.
We handle the permit application with the City of Hattiesburg and factor that into the project timeline. We confirm your start date and, for summer jobs, schedule the pour for early morning to avoid the hottest part of the day.
We dig out the area, remove any old material, compact the soil, and add a gravel or crushed stone base layer. In Hattiesburg's clay-heavy ground, this step is the most important factor in how long your patio holds up.
Concrete is poured, spread, leveled, and finished to your chosen texture. After curing - light foot traffic in 24 to 48 hours, full use in about a week - we walk the finished patio with you and confirm the drainage slope looks right.
We respond within 1 business day. There is no obligation - just a free look at your yard and a written quote. After you submit, someone from our office will call you to schedule an on-site visit at a time that works for you.
(769) 390-9171We carry a Mississippi contractor's license, which you can verify directly through the state board. That license means we meet the state's minimum requirements for legal construction work - something unlicensed operators do not.
We work in Hattiesburg's clay soils regularly and know how they behave across different neighborhoods - whether near the older downtown core or newer north-side subdivisions. That means we design drainage slopes and base depths that match what your specific yard actually needs.
We handle permit applications through the City of Hattiesburg building office before we touch your yard. This protects your investment - a permitted patio is documented, inspected, and on the record if you ever sell your home.
You receive a written estimate before any work starts. If unexpected soil conditions come up during excavation, we discuss it with you before acting. Nothing gets added to your bill without your knowledge.
These details matter more in Hattiesburg than in most markets because the rainfall, clay soil, and summer heat create conditions that expose every shortcut. You can review residential concrete construction standards at the American Concrete Institute, and local permit requirements through the City of Hattiesburg Building and Inspections Department.
Want your patio to look like stone or brick? Stamped concrete gives you a decorative surface with the durability of a standard concrete slab, at a fraction of the cost of real stone.
Learn MoreIf you have a pool or plan to add one, a matching concrete pool deck keeps the area around the water safe, level, and easy to maintain year-round.
Learn MoreCall Hattiesburg Concrete Company today for a free on-site estimate - spring and fall booking windows fill up quickly in Hattiesburg, so reaching out now is the best way to get your project on the schedule before the season gets away from you.