Miami Precision Concrete pours slabs for garages, sheds, workshops, carports, AC units and standby generators, and replaces slabs that have cracked or sunk.
Miami slabs face a high water table, humid air that pushes moisture up through concrete and salt exposure near the coast. Ours get a compacted base, a vapor barrier where enclosed, thickened edges and epoxy-coated or galvanized rebar, built to the Florida Building Code.
We pour from Doral to Homestead and Miami Beach. Cure time is covered in how long before you can drive on new concrete in Miami.

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We compact the base, set rebar or fiber mesh and pour a level 4-inch slab, thicker where needed. Slabs run $7 to $15 per square foot, so a 12 by 16 shed pad is roughly $1,344 to $2,880.

A slab split in pieces or sunk at a corner is past patching. We break it out for $2 to $6 per square foot, rebuild the base and repour.

We pour thickened, reinforced edges with a pitch to the door, built to plans permitted through Miami-Dade RER or your city.

Plastic pads sink and tilt your condenser. We pour level, reinforced pads for AC units and generators, raised for flood zones.

If a slab dropped but is in one piece, concrete leveling beats replacing it. Crack repairs run $3 to $8 per square foot.

A poured floor with a vapor barrier keeps tools dry through humid summers. Larger buildings follow permitted setbacks.
We confirm use, load, size and drainage, then quote thickness and steel.
After Sunshine 811 locates, we dig to firm base and compact in lifts.
Enclosed slabs get a vapor barrier, then steel on chairs and forms set to pitch.
We pour early, finish, cut joints and cure. Full strength comes at 28 days.
Most slabs run $7 to $15 per square foot; a 24 by 24 garage slab is around $4,032 to $8,640.
Sheds, patios and AC pads do fine at 4 inches. Garages get 5 to 6 inches with thickened edges.
Humid air condenses on a cool slab, and moisture wicks up from damp ground without a vapor barrier.
Small sheds often do not, larger buildings do. Rules differ between cities and unincorporated Miami-Dade.
Yes. We build up with compacted fill and a turned-down edge, or add a short retaining wall.
Light framing after three to seven days, vehicles after a week, full strength around day 28.