How much does concrete patio installation cost in 2026?
The U.S. average is $3,876, typically $3,272 to $4,051. Independent, source-built cost data, free to cite. See the citation block below.
What the 2026 data shows.
- The 2026 U.S. average concrete patio installation cost is $3,876, with a typical range of $3,272 to $4,051.
- Across the 5 metros TheFatBook tracks, Atlanta is the lowest at $3,656 and Chicago is the highest at $5,118.
- Figures are modeled from BLS wages, Craftsman labor hours, FRED material indices, and verified permit fees, not survey self-reports or scraped quotes.
TheFatBook models outdoor living & hardscapes from Craftsman labor hours, BLS regional wages, burden, PPI-adjusted materials, permit data where available, and contractor overhead benchmarks. Cost index version: 2026.Q2. Updated May 2026.
Tracked markets.
| Metro | Average | Range | vs National |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta | $3,656 | $3,160 – $3,913 | -6% vs national |
| Austin | $3,772 | $3,306 – $4,093 | -3% vs national |
| Phoenix | $3,829 | $3,302 – $4,088 | -1% vs national |
| Denver | $3,987 | $3,341 – $4,193 | +3% vs national |
| Chicago | $5,118 | $4,416 – $5,720 | +32% vs national |
Common questions about concrete patio installation costs.
How much does concrete patio installation cost in 2026?
The U.S. average is $3,876, with a typical range of $3,272 to $4,051, modeled by the TheFatBook cost index from BLS wages, Craftsman labor hours, material price indices, and verified permit fees.
Which city is cheapest and most expensive for concrete patio installation?
Of the 5 metros TheFatBook tracks, Atlanta is the lowest at $3,656 and Chicago is the highest at $5,118.
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Source: <a href="https://thefatbook.com/outdoor-living/stats/">Average Concrete Patio Installation Cost (2026 Data) — TheFatBook</a>- Independent FatBook v3 cost index for Concrete Patio Installation cost data.
- BLS OEWS wage inputs (https://www.bls.gov/oes/) and FRED PPI material inflation (https://fred.stlouisfed.org/) references.
- Craftsman labor-hour references and contractor overhead benchmarks.
- Verified permit/source data from PermitCalculator.com and permits_compiled where available.