Concrete Driveways & Flatwork in Palm Beach County
New driveways, replacements, slabs, walkways and patios - poured, finished and cured by a licensed local crew. Family owned and building in Palm Beach County since 1985.
Driveways That Hold Up in Florida
A driveway fails at the base long before it fails at the surface. We prep and compact the subgrade, set forms to drain away from the house, place reinforcement, and pour at a thickness that suits the load - light vehicles are not the same as a truck and trailer.
Control joints go in at the right spacing so the slab cracks where it is meant to rather than across the middle. Finish is your choice: broom finish for grip, or a smoother finish where you want the look.
- New concrete driveways
- Driveway removal & replacement
- Walkways, patios & sidewalks
- Carport, shed & equipment pads
- Foundations, footers & structural slabs
- Curbs, aprons & flatwork
- Broom or smooth finishes
- Proper base prep & control joints
Replacing an Old Driveway
Most driveway calls we get are replacements: cracking, settling, root damage, or a slab that has simply reached the end of its life. We demo and haul the old concrete, correct whatever caused the failure, and pour new rather than patching over a bad base.
If tree roots or drainage caused the problem, we will tell you straight, because pouring new concrete over the same conditions gets you the same result a few years later.
More Than Driveways
The same crew pours walkways, patios, carport and shed slabs, equipment pads, sidewalks, curbing, and structural foundations. If you are already having a driveway done, adding the walkway or patio at the same time usually costs less than bringing a crew back later.
For larger commercial slabs, parking areas and warehouse work, see our commercial concrete page.
Recent Concrete Driveways Work
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does a concrete driveway cost in Palm Beach County?
- It depends on square footage, thickness, reinforcement, whether an old slab has to come out, and access for the truck. Send dimensions or a photo and we will give you a clear written estimate rather than a number that changes later.
- How long before I can drive on a new driveway?
- Concrete takes foot traffic within about 24 to 48 hours, and normally handles vehicles after about 7 days, depending on mix, thickness and weather. We tell you the dates for your specific pour before we leave.
- Why is my existing driveway cracking?
- Usually base settlement, missing or badly spaced control joints, tree roots, or a slab poured too thin for what is parked on it. We look at the cause first, because the fix depends on which one it is.
- Do you pull permits for driveways?
- Many driveway and apron jobs need a permit, and right-of-way work often needs county or municipal approval. We offer permitting support and can handle it as part of the job.
Areas We Serve
- Palm Beach County
- West Palm Beach
- Boynton Beach
- Delray Beach
- Lake Worth
- Jupiter
- Loxahatchee
- Royal Palm Beach
- Wellington
Ready to get started?
Send your plans and we will review the scope and prepare a clear estimate. Licensed General Contractor CBC1262550, family owned and building in Palm Beach County since 1985.
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