Xcelent Concrete

  Short answer? You *can*—but you really shouldn’t. Let’s talk about why it’s a bad move and what to do instead You’ve got a patch of grass in the backyard. You're dreaming of a chill patio space to relax, grill, maybe add a firepit. Pouring concrete sounds quick—so can you just pour it right over the grass and call it a day? It’s tempting. But here’s the honest truth: pouring concrete directly over grass is a shortcut that causes long-term problems. 🚧 Why It’s a Problem Grass holds moisture. It decomposes. And when it’s trapped under a slab of concrete? That moisture creates air pockets, uneven curing, and eventually cracks in your patio. Your once-smooth slab might sink, shift, or even split within months. Plus, the grass isn't a solid base. Even if the concrete sets, the underlying layer will be unstable—kind of like building a house on jelly. Not great. 🌿 So What Should You Do Instead? You don’t need a fancy contractor for this part—but you do need to prep your base corre...