Concrete Contractor serving Pembroke Pines, FL

Many Pembroke Pines neighborhoods have active homeowner associations with specific requirements for exterior improvements. Your HOA might require approval before you can replace your driveway or add a patio, and they often have standards for colors, finishes, and even the contractors you can hire. We have worked with numerous HOAs throughout Pembroke Pines and understand how to navigate their approval processes. We can provide the documentation and specifications your HOA board needs to approve your project.

The City of Pembroke Pines has specific codes for concrete work, especially when it involves public areas like sidewalks or driveway approaches that connect to city streets. Permits are required for many concrete projects, and inspections must be scheduled at specific stages of construction. We handle all the permitting and inspection coordination for you. Our crews know what city inspectors look for, so we build to code from the start rather than scrambling to fix issues when the inspector arrives.

Decorative concrete options let you add curb appeal while staying within community standards. Stamped and decorative concrete can match the brick or stone look that many HOAs prefer without the higher cost and maintenance issues of actual pavers. You get the aesthetic appeal your community expects with the durability and lower maintenance that concrete provides. We show you samples and photos of completed projects so you can choose finishes that fit your taste and your HOA requirements.

Larger properties in Pembroke Pines sometimes need retaining walls to manage elevation changes or create usable yard space. Engineering requirements for retaining walls depend on their height and the soil conditions at your property. We work with licensed engineers when necessary to design walls that meet city codes and perform reliably. Proper drainage behind retaining walls prevents the buildup of water pressure that causes walls to lean or fail. These technical details matter, and we get them right because we have built walls throughout Pembroke Pines under various conditions.

Pembroke Pines homeowners love their pools, and the concrete surrounding your pool gets more use than almost any other surface on your property. Kids run across it constantly. Adults walk barefoot on hot days. Water splashes onto it hundreds of times each week. Your pool deck needs to be slip-resistant when wet, comfortable to walk on barefoot, and resistant to the chemicals used in pool maintenance. We create pool decks that meet all these demands while also looking attractive enough to enhance your outdoor space.

Proper drainage around pools prevents water from flowing toward your house or creating puddles that breed mosquitoes. We grade pool decks with subtle slopes that move water away from buildings and into designated drainage areas. The edges where your deck meets the pool coping require special attention to prevent cracking from the constant wet-dry cycles. Expansion joints placed strategically allow the concrete to expand and contract with temperature changes without developing unsightly cracks across the middle of your deck.

Many Pembroke Pines homeowners extend their pool areas to create complete outdoor living spaces. Adding a covered patio next to your pool gives you shade for hot afternoons and a place to set up outdoor furniture. The concrete under covered areas can have different finishes than exposed areas since it does not face direct sun and rain. We coordinate finishes to create a cohesive look while using techniques appropriate for each area's exposure and use patterns.

Older pool decks in established Pembroke Pines neighborhoods often show their age with cracks, staining, and surface deterioration. Replacement costs less than you might expect and transforms your entire backyard. New concrete with modern finishes and colors makes your pool area look like a resort. We can match existing patio sections if you are only replacing the immediate pool surround, or we can renovate your entire outdoor space. Either way, you get concrete that performs well and looks great for years to come.