Wilsonville, OR

Wilsonville Patio Coatings for Courtyards and Golf-Course Homes

Villebois courtyards are small and tight. Charbonneau patios are older and wider. Both come out looking new.

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Villebois was designed with small side courtyards and compact back patios, often boxed in by walls and fences. That makes them feel like outdoor rooms, but it also means the concrete sees a lot of foot traffic in a small area, and the edges along walls and door thresholds wear first. A stamped overlay turns a plain gray courtyard into a finished space without losing an inch, and because it is so thin it does not change how the doors or gates swing.

Across the river, Charbonneau's 1970s golf-course homes have wider patios, often with the original concrete, old paint, and cracks from 50 years of weather. Those take more prep, but they have more room for a bigger stamped design with a border, and a light stone color that looks at home next to the fairway.

Tight Courtyards and Older Patios Need Careful Hand Work

Small spaces mean a lot of edges, corners, and thresholds. We use smaller grinders and hand tools to prep tight courtyards and keep overlays flush at doors so nothing trips you. The overlay itself goes down at 60 to 80 mils, stamped in slate, flagstone, brick, or plank, tinted throughout, and finished with acrylic sealer that contains grit.

Older Charbonneau patios get old paint ground off and cracks filled. After 50 years next to a golf course, with sprinklers running every summer, some have settled a bit near the house or along the lawn edge. We check for that and tell you if a section needs repair before the coating goes down. The system shrugs off freeze-thaw and is covered for ten years.

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.

The South End of Our Range and a Warm, Dry Summer

Wilsonville is about 45 minutes from us on I-5, at the far south end of where we work. Foggy winters on the flat river valley keep slabs damp, but warm dry summers here help slabs dry out before we start. We schedule Wilsonville patios for July and August, often paired with other jobs in the south metro. Frog Pond has new builds whose patios may still need to cure out. Near Memorial Park and Graham Oaks Nature Park, tree shade means more moss prep.

Wilsonville Neighborhoods We Cover

Villebois, Charbonneau, Frog Pond, Boones Ferry, Canyon Creek

Wilsonville Patio Coating Costs

A Villebois courtyard of 160 square feet comes to $800 to $1,600 at $5 to $10 per square foot. Tight corners push it toward the top. A 400-square-foot Charbonneau patio, with paint removal, runs $2,000 to $4,000. Frog Pond builder patios are usually around 220 square feet, $1,100 to $2,200.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you get equipment into a walled Villebois courtyard?

Yes. We use compact grinders that fit through a standard gate or a garage door. If the only route is through the house, we lay down floor protection. We plan access at the estimate so there are no surprises on install day.

Our Charbonneau patio has several coats of old paint. Is that a lot of extra work?

It adds time, depending on how many layers there are. All of it has to come off, down to bare concrete. We estimate that at the walkthrough so the price includes it, not a surprise change order.

Will the overlay raise the threshold at our back door?

It adds about a sixteenth of an inch. We taper it at thresholds so the door still clears and there is no lip to catch a toe. If a door sweep sits very low, we check it before we start.

When is the best time of year for patio work in Wilsonville?

July and August. Wilsonville summers are warm and dry, which is good for curing. Winter and spring fog keeps slabs damp, so we avoid those months for outdoor work unless the forecast is unusually clear.

How soon after closing on a Frog Pond new build can the patio be coated?

We like at least a year and one full summer of drying. We test the moisture and grind off any builder sealer or curing compound. A patio poured in winter may need more time.

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