Sherwood, OR

Sherwood Patio Coatings, Old Town to Woodhaven

Sherwood summers run a little drier than Portland's. We use that, and we plan the long drive so your job gets done in one trip.

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Sherwood sits on the edge of wine country, and summers here tend to be a shade drier and sunnier than in Portland. That is good news for patio work. The bad news is that we are about 50 minutes from our shop, south on I-5 and then Highway 99W. So Sherwood jobs get planned as dedicated runs, not squeezed in.

When you book, we give you a target week and confirm the day once the forecast is clear. We come with the full crew and everything on the truck, grind and repair on day one, and overlay and seal by day two. Then it cures while we move on to the next Sherwood or Tualatin job nearby, and we swing back through before we leave the area to look it over with you.

Old Town Porches and Subdivision Backyards

Old Town Sherwood has 1900s houses with concrete porches, front walks, and little rear slabs that someone has patched or half-replaced over the decades. They often need edge repair and grinding to get a uniform base. The 1990s to 2020s homes in Woodhaven, Sunset Ridge, and Cedar Creek have larger back patios, and a fair number wear a peeling homeowner coating that must come off first.

From there both get identical treatment. We spread the overlay 60 to 80 mils thick, stamp slate, flagstone, brick, or plank into it, color it to sit well with the wine-country landscape, and seal it with a gritty acrylic. Freeze-thaw rated, ten years of warranty. The only real difference between an Old Town porch and a Woodhaven patio is how many hours the prep takes, and that shows up in the quote, not in the finished surface.

Our Patio & Outdoor Coatings System

Materials: Polymer overlay with color mixed in, acrylic sealer
Thickness: 60-80 mils
Install time: 1-2 days
Walk on it: 1-2 days after
Furniture back: about a week after
Warranty: 10 years

Freeze-thaw rated. Anti-slip.

Refuge Fog in Winter, Drier Summers and the Drive

The Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge keeps winter fog thick around the north side of town, and slabs there stay damp until late spring. By July most Sherwood patios are dry enough to coat. We meter every slab before we start. Near Stella Olsen Park and along the Cedar Creek Trail, tree cover keeps some patios shaded, which means more moss to remove during prep. The 50-minute drive is why we batch jobs, not why we charge more.

Sherwood Neighborhoods We Cover

Old Town Sherwood, Woodhaven, Sunset Ridge, Cedar Creek, Brookman

Sherwood Patio Price, Measured Out

A Woodhaven or Sunset Ridge back patio is often around 360 square feet. Priced at $5 to $10 a foot, it falls between $1,800 and $3,600. Removing a failed DIY coating pushes it up. An Old Town porch and walk of about 180 square feet would be $900 to $1,800.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an extra charge because Sherwood is 50 minutes away?

No. We batch Sherwood jobs so the drive does not cost us a day per patio. Pricing is by square foot, prep, and finish. The tradeoff is that you get a scheduled week rather than the ability to call us for the next morning.

Our Old Town porch was partly replaced years ago. Can the new and old parts match?

Yes. The overlay covers both, so the color and texture become uniform. We fill the seam between old and new concrete. If either section is loose or moving, it needs repair first, since the overlay cannot bridge a moving joint.

The last owner put a patio coating on and it is peeling. What does that mean for us?

It means grinding the old coating off before anything new goes on. Failed DIY coatings are common in Sherwood's newer subdivisions. It adds some time and cost, but skipping it would make the new overlay fail the same way.

How dry do Sherwood summers need to be for a patio job?

We need a slab that reads dry and a forecast with no rain for the install and first day of cure. July through early September usually delivers that here. Spring jobs are possible but we watch the forecast closely.

How long does the finished coating need before we use the patio?

Give it a day or two before light walking. Furniture, a hot grill, and heavy planters need roughly seven days to reach full cure, and a cold Sherwood spell can add a few days.

Get Sherwood on Our Summer Patio Run

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