Concrete Services in Kendall, FL
Miami Precision Concrete pours driveways, patios, walks, walls and slabs for Kendall homeowners and builders.
Kendall is an unincorporated Miami-Dade community of roughly 75,000 people. Block ranches from the 1960s to 1990s fill the streets near Kendall Lakes.
We pour along Kendall Drive and the Palmetto. South of Kendall, we also pour in Homestead.
Why Choose Miami Precision Concrete
- Licensed & Insured
- Years of experience pouring residential and commercial concrete
- Proper reinforcement on every pour
- Written warranty on workmanship
- Local crew, local reputation
- On-time, on-budget completion
- Free, no-obligation estimates
- Wide range of finishes
- Proper site prep and drainage grading
- Clean job sites
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Concrete Services in Kendall, FL
Kendall Driveway Permits in Plain Terms
County road connections need a right-of-way permit; Miami-Dade RER handles building work.
What the Permit Covers
Inspectors check apron width, thickness and base.
Plot Plan and Setbacks
We draw the plot plan and call Sunshine 811.
Trees and Canopy Rules
We lay out around mature oak roots.
Block Ranches and Townhomes
Ranches and townhomes need different concrete.
Driveways for New Builds
Poured to plan and on schedule.
Updating Older Homes
New concrete driveways run $8-$16 per square foot; a 300-square-foot patio runs about $2,100-$3,600.
Limestone, Water and Low Ground
Limestone and a high water table cause most slab failures.
Yards That Drain to Canals
We pitch slabs away from the house and check FEMA zones.
Walls on Raised Lots
Our concrete retaining walls include drainage stone and weep openings.
Sandy fill washes out fast.
Dadeland and Kendall Drive
US 1 and Kendall Drive carry most commercial work.
Big Lots and Decorative Finishes
Stamped borders run $14-$22 per square foot.
Shops and Offices on US 1
Pads, aisles and concrete sidewalks are quoted from plans.
Kendall Concrete FAQs
Asked at every estimate.
Need a permit to replace it?
At the right-of-way, yes. We handle it.
Can I widen my driveway?
Often, within right-of-way and setbacks.
How long does a project take?
A few days, then 7 before parking.
Will my new concrete crack?
Hairlines happen; joints keep them straight.