100-Foot Concrete Patio Pour in the Black Hills

This one was a big undertaking. A 100-foot concrete patio running the full length of a home out in the Black Hills - 20 yards of concrete total. That's not a small pour. It takes serious planning, the right crew, and a smooth operation from the time the truck shows up until the last edge is finished.

Here's what we were working with - a home sitting on a beautiful piece of Black Hills property with nothing but raw ground behind it. No usable outdoor space. Just dirt and gravel. The homeowner had a vision for a large outdoor living area with a deck above it, so everything we did here was built with that next phase in mind. We set piers to support a future deck structure right over the patio.

On a job this size, every hand matters. Concrete doesn't wait. Once it's coming off the truck, you're working. You can see the crew spread across the full length, screeding and finishing in sections to keep the surface level and consistent from one end to the other. That kind of coordination is what separates a clean result from one you regret.

The finished slab runs clean and flat along the entire back side of the house. It ties directly into the home's entry points and gives the homeowner a solid, permanent foundation for everything that comes next - whether that's outdoor furniture, a grill setup, or the deck that's already planned above it. Concrete done right doesn't just look good on day one. It holds up for decades.

Jobs like this are what we do. Big pours, tight execution, and building something that actually adds lasting value to a property. If you've got a project in the works - big or small - we're ready to talk through it.