Miami Precision Concrete builds and replaces driveways, patios, walks and slabs across Coral Gables, with a written estimate after a site visit.
Coral Gables, planned in the 1920s as a Mediterranean Revival city, had 49,248 residents in 2020. Many homes sit on oolitic limestone with a high water table.
We work from Granada to Cocoplum and also pour in nearby Doral.

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Canopy and canal lots carry extra rules.
The city protects mature trees. We check root zones before design.
FEMA flood zones are common. We grade water toward the street.
Coral Gables Development Services issues permits.
Taller walls need a permit. See our concrete retaining walls page.
The apron follows city or Miami-Dade rules.
Regrading may need extra review. We flag it early.
1920s homes meet new builds here.
Old slabs settle and crack. We pour new concrete driveways on a 4-inch rock base. Replacement runs $10-$16 per square foot, about $6,000-$9,600 for 600 square feet.
We add concrete patios that drain away from the house.
Timing matters in South Florida.
We pour at first light and use retarders in summer.
We seal slabs against UV, mildew and salt.
Common questions.
Often, after flood zone checks.
7 days for cars. Full strength takes 28 days.
Yes. Commercial sidewalks and pads are quoted from plans.
Yes. We submit a Sunshine 811 request first.