Concrete Patios Logan

Costs depend on the size of your patio, how much site preparation is needed, and the finish you choose. As a general guide:

• Plain concrete: approx. $90–$120 per m² with larger projects coming in at a lower price per square metre

• Coloured concrete: approx. $110 – $150 per m² with larger projects coming in at a lower price per square metre

• Exposed aggregate: approx. $120–$180 per m² with larger projects coming in at a lower price per square metre

Plus, you’ll need to factor in other costs such as site preparation, excavation, drainage requirements and additional costs like a concrete pump if access is limited. These costs are often fixed costs rather than dependent on the square meterage of the project.

For a typical Logan backyard, most concrete patios fall somewhere between $4,000 and $10,000+. Once we inspect the area, we give you a clear, fixed quote so you know exactly what’s involved, just as you should expect from any reliable concrete patio company.

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Concrete gives you a solid foundation, but the finish and styling make the real difference. We offer a range of concrete patio finishes, from coloured concrete to exposed aggregate, so you can choose a look that suits your home. Many homeowners love the look of a pebblecrete or exposed aggregate concrete patio because it adds natural texture and blends well with gardens and outdoor landscaping. Think of the concrete as your long-lasting base—you can style it any way you like.

If you want everything to flow nicely, we can match your patio finish with nearby pathways, pool surrounds, or garden areas so the whole outdoor space feels cohesive.

If you have an existing concrete patio that is in good condition but you just want to improve its look then you can also tile over the top of it. With endless options of outdoor tiles available it’s easy to create a look you’ll absolutely love.

Yes—concrete is one of the strongest and most stable surfaces you can build outdoors. A reinforced patio easily supports heavy dining sets, lounges, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, pot plants and gym equipment without sinking or shifting. Unlike pavers or decking, you don’t have to worry about movement, wobbling or weight limits. However, it’s important to note that if cast iron weights are dropped directly onto a concrete patio, it may cause cracking and chipping. So if you plan to drop heavy weights onto the pati,o it’s best if some form of purpose-made gym padding is placed on the patio.

It can. Rain, extreme heat or storms can delay concrete pours because they affect curing and the final finish. We monitor weather closely and schedule your pour during safe conditions to make sure the slab cures evenly and achieves full strength. If a brief delay is needed to get the best result, we’ll always communicate that clearly so you know what to expect.

Absolutely. Sloped blocks just need the right preparation to get a safe, level finish. We can step the patio down, cut and fill the ground, build retaining walls or adjust the formwork so everything sits evenly and drains properly. Suburbs like Shailer Park, Cornubia and Daisy Hill have plenty of homes on uneven land, so we work with the natural shape of your yard rather than fighting against it. Once the base is prepared and the levels are set, your patio will feel stable, comfortable and easy to use for everyday living.

For most Logan homeowners, yes. Concrete is stronger, easier to maintain and far more durable than pavers or decking. It doesn’t lift, warp, rot or grow weeds. You won’t need constant sanding, staining or replacement boards like you do with timber. Pavers can shift over time—especially on Logan’s reactive soils—but concrete stays stable when prepared correctly. It’s a long-term, low-maintenance solution that usually gives you the best value over time.