Keep the everyday goal in view
Explain how you want to use the finished space. Separate the changes you need now from features you may want to consider later.
For your home and the way you live
Patio contractors
in Denver, CO.
Give outdoor meals and quiet evenings a place of their own. Discuss a patio with Metro around the yard you have, the door you use and the surface and layout that suit everyday life outside.
Room for dinner. A reason to spend more time outside.
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Make the scope clear
Begin with the way
you spend time outside.
A useful patio balances furniture, circulation and its relationship to the house. Make those choices before committing to a surface area.
01
Dining and seating areas
Compare the table or seating footprint with the route from the house. Leave enough room to move around the furniture you plan to use.
Explore the possibilities 02Concrete surface and edges
Discuss the finish, edge treatment and transitions to paths or the lawn. Bring examples of the appearance you want without assuming every finish has the same scope.
Explore the possibilities 03The yard and existing water flow
Show the current grades, downspouts and any standing-water concerns. Surface preparation and the relationship to the house need review before the patio is laid out.
Explore the possibilitiesExplore the possibilities
A room outdoors.
A place to gather.
Compare the layouts, finishes and everyday uses that fit your project. Bring the details you like into the estimate conversation.
Working with Metro
Your home.
Your priorities.
Start with what matters to your household. Discuss the decisions, existing conditions and daily routines that the project needs to account for.
Plan around life at home
Discuss access, pets, parking, protection and the rooms or outdoor areas you need to keep using while work is planned.
Understand what the proposal covers
Ask about existing conditions, selections, allowances and exclusions. Clear assumptions make the next decision easier.
Working with Metro
From the first conversation
to a defined plan.
01
Share the yard and intended use
Send the address, photos, rough dimensions and the door or path the patio should connect to.
02
Review preparation and finishes
Discuss existing surfaces, access, levels and drainage questions. Compare the finish and layout options before the scope is fixed.
03
Define the work and the handoff
Confirm preparation, installation, edge work and restoration boundaries. Discuss when the finished surface can be used based on the selected work.
Denver planning and estimate details
A patio plan
starts with the property.
Denver’s outdoor-project guide includes patios alongside decks and porches. Use the guide to identify the relevant property and project questions rather than assuming a ground-level surface is exempt from review.
Tell Metro about yard access, existing paving, downspouts and nearby trees. The exact Denver address helps place those questions in context; an outdoor project in Aurora or Commerce City follows that city’s own process.
Denver’s deck, porch and patio project guide- Preparation and removal
Existing concrete, soil conditions and the intended levels affect the starting work.
- Size, shape and finish
A simple surface and a more detailed layout can require different work and materials.
- Access and transitions
Include material access, steps or paths and the edges that meet the house or landscape.
A useful estimate names the work, assumptions, allowances and exclusions. Share the decisions that are still open.
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Questions worth
working through.
Bring these details into the first conversation so the proposed work matches your priorities.
Can you help with a concrete patio?
Concrete patio work fits Metro’s listed patio and concrete services. Share the proposed size, existing surface and finish preferences so the specific work can be reviewed.
Can we replace an existing patio?
Send photos and describe why it needs replacement. Removal, levels and the cause of existing problems should be considered in the new scope.
Should we include drainage concerns in the request?
Yes. Show where water currently runs or collects and include nearby doors and downspouts in the photos. Do not assume a new surface alone resolves a wider drainage issue.
Is landscaping included?
Identify planting, irrigation, lighting or other work you want to coordinate. Confirm which items are included and which need another vendor in the written scope.
The next useful step
Keep the whole
project connected.
Use the related service pages to compare the work you need. Share the exact property address to discuss coverage and the right local process.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what
you want to change.
Share the home location, the outcome you want and your current planning stage. Metro can review the proposed project with you.
- Address and current yard photos
- Rough dimensions and furniture plans
- Existing paving and drainage concerns
- Access route and preferred finish