Concrete patio cost in Mountain View varies by size, site conditions, existing concrete removal, drainage requirements, and finish choice.
Broom finish: the baseline
A standard broom finish patio is the most cost-effective option. The concrete is poured, floated, and finished with a broom to create surface texture. This is the right choice for utility patios where function matters more than appearance.
Exposed aggregate: mid-range
Exposed aggregate involves washing or retarding the surface to reveal the aggregate mix below. The result is a textured, visually interesting surface. Cost is higher than broom finish due to the additional labor and timing required.
Stamped concrete: the premium option
Stamped concrete adds significant cost above broom finish — tools, release agents, integral color, staining, and sealing all add to the base pour cost. For the full comparison, see Concrete vs. Pavers and Stamped Concrete Cost in Mountain View.
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