Concrete Services in Miami Beach, FL

Miami Precision Concrete handles residential and commercial concrete in Miami Beach: driveways, walks, patios, slab leveling and flatwork, priced in writing.

 

Miami Beach, incorporated in 1915, has about 83,000 residents. Art Deco blocks and island homes sit on sandy fill with a very high water table.

 

We work from South Beach to North Beach and also pour in Aventura.

Why Choose Miami Precision Concrete

New concrete driveway and sidewalk at a Miami home
  • 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 Miami Beach, FL

Who Signs Off on a Driveway

The street owner decides.

 

City Streets

The Miami Beach Building Department reviews permits.

 

County Rules

Footings and structural slabs may need Miami-Dade review.

 

State Routes

Collins Avenue and A1A need FDOT approval.

 

Concrete Around Art Deco Streets

Historic districts add design review.

 

Fitting Historic Blocks

We prepare the drawing the city asks for.

 

Walks and Steps

We rebuild cracked steps on footings with new concrete sidewalks and walkways.

 

Salt, Sand and High Water

Low lots sit just above the water table.

 

Driveways That Resist Salt

We use epoxy-coated rebar with 2-inch cover. A 600-square-foot replacement runs about $6,000-$9,600 at $10-$16 per square foot.

 

Slabs pitch to the street.

 

Sunken Slabs

Sand washes out under slabs. A dropped, sound slab can get concrete leveling.

 

Commercial Flatwork on the Beach

Hotels and shops need durable concrete.

 

Hotel and Office Sites

We phase work so entrances stay open.

 

Retail Along Lincoln Road

Commercial parking lots and driveways are quoted from plans.

 

Marina Pads

Pads are sized for forklifts and roll-offs.

 

Common Questions on the Beach

Common questions.

 

Who reviews my project?

We look up the parcel and street owner.

 

Can you match an old walk?

Close. We show a sample.

 

When can I use my patio?

Foot traffic in a day or two; curing runs 28 days.

 

Do you pour in rain?

No. We move to the next dry morning.