Patio Design & Installation

Concrete Patio Installation in Pearland, TX

Rytren Concrete forms, pours and finishes covered porch slabs, open patios, patio extensions and stamped patios for homeowners in Pearland and nearby towns.

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Backyard patio with a cedar pergola, stone columns and a fire pit table poured by Rytren Concrete

What does concrete patio installation involve in Pearland?

A concrete patio is a poured slab sized to the way you use your yard. Rytren Concrete builds covered back porch slabs, open patios, extensions to an existing patio and stamped patios for homeowners in Pearland and the towns around it. Eric comes out to look at the space, gives you a quote and explains the process before any work starts. Then the crew sets wood forms and steel, pours the concrete and finishes the surface, whether that is a broom finish for traction or a stamped pattern. The shape, thickness and finish depend on your site: how the ground slopes, where water needs to run, what the slab will carry, and whether the city or an HOA has rules for the project. Tell us how you plan to use the space, and the quote reflects it.

What shapes a patio quote

Size and shape of the slab
Thickness and steel layout
Access for the crew and the truck
Tear-out of an old slab, if any
Finish: broom, or a stamped pattern and color

Patio options

Pick the patio that fits your yard

Most patio jobs fall into one of four types. Eric helps you choose at the quote visit.

Concrete slab poured under a metal patio cover against a dark brick house

Covered porch slab

A slab poured under a roof or patio cover at the back of the house, set to tie in with the existing posts and walls.

Broom-finished concrete patio slab beside a back door and open lawn

Open patio

A freestanding slab in the yard for chairs, a grill or a fire pit, formed to the shape and size you choose.

Formed concrete slab running along the back of a brick home

Extending an existing patio

Need more room? A new section can be formed and poured off the slab you already have.

Round stamped concrete patio with a stone pattern outside a sunroom

Stamped finish

A stone, slate or brick pattern pressed into the surface, with color if you want it.

See stamped concrete installation

Covered porch slabs

Forms set and slab poured, under the roof line

Wood forms, a poured surface and a crew finishing by hand on a covered back porch.

Covered back porch slab
Covered back porch slab
Covered back porch slab

Planning around your yard

City rules, HOA rules and the lay of your yard come first

A patio has to fit the property it sits on. Before the crew forms anything, Eric looks at the area where you want the slab: how the ground sits now, where it meets the house, and how it will be used. Where they apply, the city and your HOA set limits on what can go in a backyard, so we check those requirements as part of planning.

Where the ground is soft, sloped or full of scrub grass
How the slab meets the house, posts or an existing patio
City and HOA requirements, where they apply

“Eric at Rytren Concrete did an excellent job on some landscaping at my house in Dixie Woods. He did thorough review of parameters from the city and HOA and designed a very useful side area where there us to be mud and scrub grass. Creative and hardworking he did a great job.”
John Hittinger - Google - Jan 2026

Long covered concrete slab running along a house with a yard beyond

Eric looks at the job
He comes out, looks at the space, gives you a quote and answers your questions.
We plan it
The layout, thickness and finish are explained, and city and HOA requirements are checked where they apply.
The crew pours
They set forms and steel, pour the concrete and finish the surface.

Patio questions

Questions about concrete patios

How much does a concrete patio cost in Pearland?

The price depends on the size of the slab, its thickness, the steel, how easy the site is to reach, whether an old slab has to come out, and the finish or stamped pattern. Eric looks at the space and gives you a quote, so the number reflects your yard instead of a guess. Request a quote to get started.

What is included in a patio installation?

Eric visits the site and explains the process. The crew then sets wood forms, places steel, pours the concrete and finishes the surface, with a broom finish or a stamped pattern depending on what you chose. If city or HOA requirements apply to your patio, they are checked as part of planning before the pour.

Do I need HOA approval for a new patio?

It depends on your neighborhood. Some HOAs and city offices set rules for backyard slabs, so check yours early. Eric reviews city and HOA requirements where they apply as part of planning, and a customer mentioned that review in a Google review. Ask your HOA what paperwork it wants, and we can work from that.

Which towns do you build patios in?

Rytren Concrete is based in Pearland and works in Houston, Pasadena, Alief, League City, Sugar Land, Baytown, Missouri City, Atascocita, Texas City, Manvel and Friendswood. If your town is not on that list, send a message through the quote form and ask whether the crew can reach you.

How long does a patio take to build?

It depends on the size of the slab, the weather and the time the concrete needs to cure. A small open patio and a large covered porch slab are very different jobs. Eric sets the schedule at the quote visit once he has seen the space, so you know what to expect before work starts.