Ways to Use Concrete for a Super Backyard Getaway

While many homeowners can easily envision entertaining in their backyard, other Phoenix area homeowners wouldn’t dare. If your backyard leaves little to be desired, perhaps you just need a little help to add a few features to your backyard landscape. Many people overlook the use of concrete, but this durable material offers an affordable way to build out backyard features you desire. Plus, concrete won’t give you sticker shock like natural stone or brick - especially when you chose epoxy flooring options or stamped concrete overlays. Take a look at these ideas that can have your southwest home ready for some genuine entertaining.

A Perfect Patio

Picture  great looking patio flooring with the look and feel of natural stone. Add in a few chairs with a table and umbrella, and you have yourself a great place to serve meals or simply sit and read a book.

Grilling Station and Wet Bar

What summer weekend would be complete without a place to grill or serve up a cold beverage? Using concrete to create a grilling station with a bar is easy to design. Plus, adding this feature for entertaining doesn’t require much space. You can install something small for two people or go as large as six. Whatever you choose, your concrete contractor can help you find the perfect look to match your facade.

Concrete Pergola Hot Tub

Adding a pergola for a spa can make a stressful day much more relaxing. Plus, if you like to garden, a concrete pergola is a great way to grow natural shade without risking wood rot. Placing a spa underneath give you and your family plenty of opportunity to watch the stars as you sip on a nice glass of wine.

Simple Fire Pit

While it’s not often that homeowners in Phoenix need to light a fire to keep warm, it does happen occasionally. A concrete fire pit can extend the life of your backyard throughout the fall and winter months. 

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