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Concrete Contractor of Coconut Creek: Driveways, Patios, Pool Decks & Repair

Affordable, Dependable Concrete in Coconut Creek, FL and Broward County

Concrete Contractor of Coconut Creek pours and repairs driveways, patios, pool decks, slabs, walkways and block walls for homeowners and businesses in Coconut Creek, FL and across Broward County. We work on single-family homes, townhomes, HOA communities and small commercial properties. Every job is built on a compacted base and sloped to shed water. You end up with concrete that stays level through the rainy season and holds up to Florida heat for years.

We have 20+ years of experience pouring concrete in Broward County and more than 1,200 driveways, patios and pool decks completed. On hot Florida days we pour in the morning, before the afternoon heat can crack a fresh slab. Every customer gets a free written estimate, with the price broken down line by line.

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Residential and Commercial Concrete Services in Coconut Creek, FL

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Concrete Driveways

A concrete driveway is the first thing people see and the surface your car sits on every day. We pour new driveways for new construction, replace cracked and sunken driveways, and turn gravel driveways into concrete. Every driveway gets a compacted base, a slope that sheds water to the street, and the apron that ties it into the road.

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Concrete Patios

Concrete patios give you a flat, solid outdoor floor for furniture, a grill or a screened lanai. We pour patios in any size and shape the yard allows, with the finish that suits how you use the space. Finishes include broom finish, smooth trowel, stamped patterns and stained color. A new patio can also extend an existing slab.

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Concrete Pool Decks

Pool deck work covers new pours, crack repair and resurfacing over the concrete you already have. Resurfacing puts a new textured coating on a deck that is stained, patched or cracked, without tearing it out. Finishes include cool deck coating, knockdown texture, stamped overlays and broom finish, all with a grip that holds when the deck is wet.

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Concrete Repair

Concrete repair saves a driveway, patio or walkway before it needs a full replacement. We fill and seal cracks, patch broken corners, resurface flaking and spalled areas, and level sunken slabs back to grade. Leveling lifts a settled walkway or driveway section so it sits flush again and stops being a trip hazard.

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Concrete Slabs and Foundations

Slabs are the base for a shed, an AC pad, a garage floor, a home addition or a whole-home foundation. Every slab is poured to at least the Florida Building Code minimum of 3.5 inches thick over a 6-mil vapor retarder, with the vapor retarder lapped at the joints. Foundation slabs are formed, reinforced with steel and poured thicker where the load calls for it.

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Concrete Block Walls

A concrete block wall gives a yard privacy and a solid boundary line. We build CBS privacy walls, boundary walls and garden walls on a poured footing, reinforced with steel as the building code requires. Walls are finished with stucco or left ready for paint.

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Coconut Creek Homeowners and Business Owners Trust Our Concrete Services

20+ Years

Pouring driveways, patios and pool decks for homes and businesses across Broward County.

1,200+ Projects

Driveways, patios and pool decks completed from Coral Springs to Deerfield Beach.

Free Estimates

A written estimate for every job, with every line of the price broken out.

Licensed & Insured

Certificate of insurance available on request before any work starts.

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How Much Does Concrete Cost in Coconut Creek, FL?

Concrete work in Coconut Creek is priced by the size of the job, the finish and how much old concrete comes out first. The ranges below cover the jobs we quote most often in Broward County.

Every estimate lists the base prep, the concrete, the finish and any removal as separate lines. The ranges assume a standard residential site with room for the truck. A backyard with no side access needs a pump truck, which adds to the cost. Breaking out a thick old slab with rebar in it adds to it as well.

JobTypical priceKey variables
Standard 2-car driveway$4,700 to $7,900finish, removal of old slab, base prep
Large patio, broom finish$2,300 to $3,800size, finish, access to the backyard
Small pool deck resurfacing$2,500 to $4,200coating type, crack repair first, deck condition
Driveway repair, typical job$1,400 to $2,300number of cracks, leveling needed
Small slab or shed pad$1,450 to $2,400thickness, reinforcement, site access
Front walkway$2,700 to $4,500removal of old walk, width, finish
Large stamped patio$5,500 to $9,100pattern, colors, borders

Concrete Problems Coconut Creek Homeowners Run Into

Concrete in Coconut Creek fails in a handful of predictable ways, and almost all of them trace back to heat, humidity, sandy ground and heavy summer rain. Normal highs at Fort Lauderdale reach 89 to 91°F in July and August, and the rainy season from May 15 to October 15 brings nearly 70% of the year's rain.

Signs Your Concrete Needs Work in Coconut Creek

Homeowners in Coconut Creek usually call us about one of these:

  • Cracks in a new slab within the first week usually form while the concrete is still soft. Because Florida afternoons are hot and wind speeds up drying, surface water evaporates faster than the slab can replace it. The top then shrinks and cracks. We schedule summer pours early in the morning to avoid it, and we will reschedule a pour if the heat index is too high for the concrete to cure properly.
  • Chips flaking off the driveway, often dime to quarter size, mean the top layer of the concrete is weak. Concrete that cures in high heat ends up weaker than the same mix cured at 70°F, and high humidity lowers compressive strength further. We assess the surface, tell you whether it can be resurfaced, and fix it before water gets under it.
  • Sunken or uneven slabs are common because Broward sits on sand and limestone, not clay. Some local soils are saturated right to the surface from June to September, so a slab poured on a poorly compacted base settles. We level the sunken section back to grade, or replace it on a properly compacted base when leveling will not hold.
  • Standing water after a storm means the concrete was poured too flat. The American Concrete Institute recommends a 1/4 inch per foot slope for exterior slabs. We regrade the surface or replace the section so water runs off instead of washing out the base underneath.
  • A pool deck too hot to walk on is a real problem in Coconut Creek summers. One homeowner measured a bare concrete deck at 135°F on average and 145°F in spots. We resurface hot decks with a textured pool deck coating before the next swim season.
  • Orange rust and sprinkler stains build up on driveways and walkways that sit in the path of a sprinkler. We clean the stains out of the surface and seal the concrete so new stains cannot soak in.

Concrete work in Coconut Creek also runs through the city's Engineering Permit process. Driveway, walkway, patio and deck projects all need one, along with a tree affidavit and an HOA approval letter where an HOA applies. We file the application and schedule the inspections, so the work is on record with the city.

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Why Choose Concrete Contractor of Coconut Creek

Concrete Contractor of Coconut Creek has poured concrete in Broward County for more than 20 years. Every customer gets the same four things from our crew:

20+ Years of Local Concrete Experience

We have poured concrete in Broward County for more than 20 years. Our crew knows how sandy soil, a high water table and summer storms affect a slab. Every base is compacted and every slab is sloped so it sheds water through the rainy season instead of holding it.

Dependable, Respectful Service From Start to Finish

Homeowners in Broward tell us the same complaint about other contractors: calls that go unanswered and jobs left half-finished. We answer the phone, show up on the day we schedule and finish every job we start. The site is cleaned and the forms are pulled before we leave.

Honest Communication and Fair Pricing

Every quote is a free written estimate, with the price broken down line by line. You see what the base prep, the concrete and the finish each cost. The permit is pulled before the pour, never skipped to save a few days.

Quality Materials and Proper Technique

We match the mix to the job. The Florida Building Code calls for at least 3,000 psi concrete in walls exposed to the weather and 2,500 psi for nonstructural flatwork, and we meet or beat both. On hot Florida days we pour in the morning so the heat cannot crack fresh concrete.

Concrete Services Across Broward County and Coconut Creek

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Concrete FAQs: Coconut Creek, FL

How much does a concrete driveway cost in Coconut Creek?

A standard 2-car concrete driveway in Coconut Creek costs $4,700 to $7,900. A 1-car driveway runs $2,400 to $3,900, and a 3-car driveway runs $10,200 to $17,100. The finish, the amount of old concrete to remove and the base prep move the price within each range.

Do I need a permit for a concrete driveway or patio in Coconut Creek?

Coconut Creek requires an Engineering Permit for residential driveway, walkway, patio and deck projects. Above a $5,000 engineering cost estimate, the permit fee is 4% of that estimate. The application uses a property survey with the work area highlighted and all setbacks marked. A tree affidavit is required on every residential application, and an HOA approval letter is required where an HOA applies.

How long before I can drive on a new concrete driveway?

A new concrete driveway can take foot traffic after about 2 days and a passenger car after 7 days. Heavy vehicles such as moving trucks should stay off until the concrete reaches full strength at 28 days. The edges of the slab cure last, so park away from them for the first month.

How long does a concrete driveway or patio take to install?

A concrete patio takes about 3 to 7 days from site prep to finished pour, and a driveway takes 4 to 10 days. Site prep takes 1 to 3 days and the pour itself takes 1 day. Curing time comes after that, before the surface is ready for full use.

Why do concrete contractors pour early in the morning in summer?

Concrete poured in Florida afternoon heat loses surface water faster than it can replace it, which causes cracks before the slab has any strength. Industry standards cap the concrete temperature at 95°F when it leaves the truck. A morning pour keeps the mix cooler and gives the slab a stronger finish.

What causes a concrete pool deck to crack in Coconut Creek?

Pool decks in Coconut Creek crack for two main reasons. Heat and wind can crack the surface while the concrete is still curing. Sandy ground with a high water table can also settle under the deck, and the slab cracks where it loses support. A cracked deck can often be repaired and resurfaced rather than torn out.

Should I repair or replace cracked concrete?

Cracked concrete can be repaired when the slab is still level and solid underneath. A typical driveway repair runs $1,400 to $2,300, while a new standard 2-car driveway runs $4,700 to $7,900. Replacement makes sense when a slab has sunk, broken through or keeps cracking after repair.

How long does a concrete walkway last?

A concrete walkway lasts 25 to 50 years on average. The lifespan depends on the quality of the install, how well it is maintained and whether the slab is reinforced. A walkway poured on a compacted base with proper slope sits at the long end of that range.

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Tell us about your driveway, patio, pool deck or slab, and we will send a free written estimate. Concrete Contractor of Coconut Creek serves homes and businesses across Coconut Creek and Broward County.

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