Edmond, Oklahoma

Shotcrete & concrete
in Edmond.

Plan a concrete space around the way you use your Edmond home: a place to gather, a clear route to the door, or a patio that connects to the garden. Start with the relationship between the surfaces, then explore their shape and finish.

A starting point / Edmond

Connect the patio, porch and garden.

A rectangular entertaining space can feel more intentional when a narrower walk leads to it. In the studio, keep the patio and path as separate components so you can compare their proportions and change one without rebuilding the other.

01 / EDMOND CONCEPT / NOT TO SCALE

Illustrative forms only. This is not a completed Rosales project or a drawing of a specific property.

Try in the studio

A patio with a garden connection

Design a 16 by 20 foot concrete patio with a four foot wide curved garden walk. Use a warm stained appearance for the patio and a broom finish for the walk. Keep the patio and walk as separate components.

Explore this idea

Before a site review

  • Measure door thresholds and the distance to the edge of the proposed patio.
  • Mark trees, planting beds, irrigation and any features that need to remain.
  • Record where water currently travels after rain; a flat concept does not establish drainage.

Concept dimensions need verification. Appearance studies are not approved finishes, quotes or engineering.

Questions before the work

Planning in Edmond.

Can I compare a stained patio with a broom-finished walk?

Yes. Give each component its own finish in the editor. The stained preview is an appearance study; the existing substrate, product selection and an on-site sample determine what can actually be achieved.

What should I bring to a patio discussion?

Bring overall dimensions, photographs facing the house and garden, and a list of fixed features. Note doors, downspouts, utilities and access for equipment.

Read how shotcrete works before deciding whether it fits your application.

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