Concrete Contractors in Meadow Woods, FL

Meadow Woods has grown faster than almost anywhere in south Orange County, and much of the demand for concrete contractors in Meadow Woods comes from that growth. The community had 11,286 residents in 2000, 25,558 in 2010 and 43,790 in 2020. Housing units went from 4,441 in 2000 to 14,062 in 2020, and 46.1 percent of households had children under 18. Families in newer homes want more usable outdoor space and parking, and owners of the first homes are starting to replace concrete. We handle both.

Between the airport and Osceola County

Wikipedia describes Meadow Woods as an unincorporated suburban area between Orlando International Airport and Kissimmee. It borders Buenaventura Lakes in Osceola County to the south, Southchase to the west, Taft to the north, and the airport and Lake Nona to the east. The Central Florida GreeneWay (SR 417) has an exit at Landstar Boulevard, and a SunRail station opened at the northwest corner in 2018. Lynx buses run along Landstar Boulevard too.

Because the community sits in Orange County, permits and right-of-way questions go to Orange County rather than the City of Kissimmee or Osceola County. We confirm that early on any job that reaches the street.

More parking, more yard

With so many young families, two of the most common requests here are driveway widening and new back patios. A wider drive or an added parking pad takes cars off the street. A patio or a slab for a screen room turns a small yard into space you can use most of the year. Before pouring either, we check setbacks, utility easements and any HOA rules for your section, and we plan the slope so the new concrete does not send water toward your house or your neighbor's.

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Concrete in a wet climate

The Orlando area averages about 51 inches of rain a year, most of it from June through September, with strong afternoon thunderstorms almost daily from May into October. That rain is the main thing that wears concrete here. Water that runs under a slab carries away sand from the base. Panels then settle, joints open and cracks spread. When we pour, we compact the base, use the right slope and cut joints at a spacing that keeps cracking controlled.

Built for the long run

Many early Meadow Woods homes are now twenty years old or more, and the original driveways are showing it: cracked aprons, panels that have dropped near the garage, and surfaces scuffed by years of daily traffic. We can replace the worst sections or the whole driveway, and we take the old concrete away.

Meadow Woods projects

• Driveway widening and added parking pads
• Driveway replacement and apron repair
• Back patios and screen-room slabs
• Walks to side gates and sheds
• Shed and equipment pads
• Repairs for cracked or settled sections

Call (321) 414-9813 to set up a visit.