Concrete Driveways, Patios and Stamped Concrete in Frisco, Prosper, McKinney and Celina
Driveway replacements and extensions, patio extensions, stamped and stained concrete, sidewalks, walkways and slabs. Properly prepped, reinforced and finished by a crew that cares how it looks.
Concrete that is flat, square and built for Texas clay
Good concrete work is 80% preparation. We grade and compact the base, form it straight, add reinforcement, pour the right mix and finish it clean. Then we cut control joints where they belong so the slab cracks where we planned instead of across the middle of your patio.
Driveways
Full driveway replacements, driveway extensions and widening for a third car or the boat, and approach repairs. We handle the tear out and haul off of your old driveway.
Patios and patio extensions
The most popular job we do. Extend your builder-grade slab into a real outdoor living space with room for a grill, a table and a fire pit. Broom finish, smooth trowel, exposed aggregate, or go stamped and stained.
Stamped and stained concrete
Get the look of flagstone, slate or wood plank without the cost of the real thing. We stamp the pattern while the concrete is fresh, color it with integral color and release, then seal it so it holds up to sun and rain. Existing slabs can be acid stained or overlaid for a fresh look.
Sidewalks, walkways and slabs
- Front sidewalks and walkway replacements
- Shed pads, AC pads and equipment slabs
- Outdoor kitchen and pergola foundations
- Small retaining and curb work
Also available
Concrete demolition and removal, stone borders and masonry to finish the edges, and sprinkler line relocation before the pour so nothing gets buried under new concrete. See all services.
Patios, driveways and slabs around North Dallas
Small crew. Straight answers. Work we would put on our own house.
New Kingdom Contracting is a family owned, Christian owned company run by Payden Connell. You deal with Payden from the first text to the final walkthrough. No sales reps, no runaround.
- Fast communication. Texts and calls get answered. Estimates come back quickly, usually within a day or two of the site visit.
- Photo and video updates from the job site. You will know exactly what is happening at your house, even when you are at work.
- We explain your options. Cedar vs. pine, stamped vs. broom finish, repair vs. replace. You get honest advice, not an upsell.
- 1 year workmanship warranty on most jobs, and we stand behind it.
- 10% off for seniors, first responders, military and teachers. Just mention it when you reach out.
From first text to finished job
Reach out
Call, text or use the form. Send a couple of photos if you have them. It helps us give you a better number.
Site visit and estimate
Payden comes out, measures, and walks through your options. You get a clear written estimate, no hidden extras.
We do the work
We show up when we say we will and send photo and video updates while the job is in progress.
Final walkthrough
We walk the job with you, clean up, and you only pay when you are happy. Most work carries a 1 year workmanship warranty.
Concrete questions we hear every week
How much does a concrete patio extension cost?
Most patio extensions in our area run from about $3,000 for a simple broom finish slab to $10,000 or more for a large stamped and stained patio. Price depends on square footage, thickness, finish, and how much prep and forming is involved. Driveways are usually $5,000 to $20,000 depending on size and whether we are replacing or extending.
How long does it take to pour a concrete patio?
Forming and prep is usually one day, the pour is the next day, and you can walk on it in 24 to 48 hours. Keep cars off a new driveway for about 7 days. Stamped and stained work adds a day or two for the color and sealer.
What is the difference between stamped and stained concrete?
Stamped concrete has a pattern pressed into it while it is wet (stone, slate, wood plank) and is usually colored. Stained concrete is a regular broom or smooth finish slab with color applied afterward. Stamped costs more but looks like natural stone at a fraction of the price.
Will my new concrete crack?
All concrete cracks eventually, which is why we cut control joints so it cracks where we want it to. We use proper base prep, reinforcement and the right mix for North Texas clay to keep it looking good for decades.
Can you match my existing driveway or patio?
Usually yes for a broom finish. A brand new slab will be lighter than your old weathered concrete for a while and blends in over time. For stamped or stained work we bring samples so you can pick a color that works with your house.
Do you pour slabs for sheds and outdoor kitchens?
Yes. Shed pads, outdoor kitchen and pergola slabs, AC pads, walkways and sidewalks. If it needs to be flat and last, we pour it.
Proudly serving North Dallas and Collin County
Based in Prosper. We travel to the neighborhoods around us every week. If you are close, we will make it work.