Concrete Services in Pinecrest, FL
Miami Precision Concrete rebuilds walks and steps, replaces narrow driveways and pours patios and pool decks in Pinecrest.
Pinecrest is a village of about 18,000 people on large lots, with homes from the 1940s on. Older slabs have settled for decades.
We work near Pinecrest Gardens and Old Cutler Road. Farther north, we also serve Miami Lakes.
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 Pinecrest, FL
Concrete for Older and Newer Homes
Large lots, ranch homes, 1940s on.
Front Steps and Porch Approaches
We rebuild tilted steps on proper footings.
Narrow Driveways Between Hedges
New concrete runs $8-$16 per square foot; removal adds $2-$6.
Walks That Meet the Sidewalk
Our concrete sidewalks and walkways slope away from the house.
Permits, Trees and HOAs in Pinecrest
The Village of Pinecrest has its own Building Department.
When a Permit Applies
Footings and walls follow the Florida Building Code (HVHZ).
Right-of-Way and County Roads
US 1 and Old Cutler Road need FDOT or county permits.
Tree and HOA Rules
The village protects mature trees; HOAs set finishes.
We call inspections on time.
Drainage and Flood Zones
Low lots and a high water table.
Lot-by-Lot Runoff
We study runoff before setting a patio's slope.
Pavers and Pool Decks
Poured concrete costs less than pavers; pair a concrete patio with a drain.
Estates, Gates and Tight Streets
Hedged lots limit truck access.
Trucks Behind Gates
We plan stands and pump when needed.
Shops and Offices on US 1
Quoted under our commercial slabs and floors work.
Pinecrest Concrete Questions
Common homeowner questions.
Permit for my driveway?
Often, at the right-of-way.
Can you save a big tree?
Usually, by bridging roots or shifting the walk.
When can I use new steps?
Walk on them next day; loads after a week.