Citrus County Concrete
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Citrus County, FL

Concrete Patios & Walkways in Citrus County

A concrete patio in Citrus County usually costs $6–$14 per square foot depending on finish. Walkways and sidewalks start around $6 per square foot and can be curved, stamped or colored.

  • Back patios & lanai extensions
  • Curved front walkways
  • Sidewalks & side-yard paths
  • Fire pit & grill pads

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Quick answer

How much does a 12x12 concrete patio cost?

A basic broom-finish 12x12 patio (144 sq ft) usually costs $900–$1,500. Stamped or colored finishes run higher.

Patios, lanais, sidewalks, and walkways

The quick answer prices a basic 12 by 12 broom patio. A curve, a color, or a stamp moves the quote. Request your patio estimate and we will set a free on-site look, usually within 48 hours.

  • Back patios and lanai extensions
  • Curved front walkways
  • Sidewalks and side-yard paths
  • Fire pit and grill pads

The gallery includes a wraparound broom-finish patio along a home with a screened porch, a patio slab outside a screened lanai, a finished slab at a home in Pine Ridge, a curving walkway across a lawn, and a sidewalk along a building. Inverness patios, sidewalks, and walkways cover downtown lots, Inverness Highlands, and lakefront yards. Lanai extensions are a common request in Beverly Hills, including Citrus Hills. Sandy coastal lots in Homosassa and Crystal River need a patio that can sit on that ground. Wooded lots in Citrus Springs usually want a broom-finish walk rather than a pattern.

A stamped or colored finish is the same flatwork with a different surface. See stamped concrete.

How a patio or walkway is built on sandy soil

Sand settles under patios and walks the same way it does under driveways. Forms go in before the truck arrives, including a curve when the walk is not a straight run to the door. The sandy base is compacted so the new flatwork sits on firm ground.

Broom is the basic patio finish. A stone or brick look is the stamped page, not a second price hidden inside this one.

Extending an existing patio

A lanai or patio that is already there can be widened. Dowels tie the new concrete to the old slab, and the forms follow the elevation that is already set.

If the old concrete is already failing, look at concrete repair before you add on. A new driveway is quoted on the concrete driveways.

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Patios & Walkways FAQs

Can you extend my existing patio?

Yes. New concrete is doweled into the existing slab so the extension stays level and connected.

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