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A citrus town on Lake Apopka that tripled in size

Concrete Contractors in Winter Garden, FL

Driveways, patios, pool decks and walks for Winter Garden homes, from the historic downtown to new subdivisions.

  • Free on-site measuring visit
  • Written, itemized quote for every job
  • Permit and right-of-way checked for your address
Concrete Contractors in Winter Garden, FL

Concrete Work in Winter Garden

Winter Garden has two very different sides, and good concrete contractors in Winter Garden work in both. The city incorporated in 1908 and grew up as a citrus, turpentine and lumber town along the Orange Belt Railroad, with Plant Street at its heart. Then it boomed: 14,351 residents in 2000, 34,568 in 2010 and 46,964 in 2020. We pour and repair driveways, patios, walks and pool decks for older homes near downtown and for the many newer subdivisions around them.

Plant Street and the old town

Businesses along Plant Street formed the origin of downtown, and A. B. Newton, the first postmaster and first mayor, is remembered as "The Godfather of Winter Garden." Downtown sits on the West Orange Trail, a listed local landmark. The older homes in the blocks around it have walks, stoops and driveways that have been repaired over many decades. On those streets we match broom finish and joint layout so new work looks at home next to old.

Citrus freezes and a building boom

The Great Freeze of 1894 and 1895 badly damaged local citrus, and back-to-back freezes in the 1980s hurt it again, so production never recovered. Much of the old grove land became housing. That shift explains why so much of Winter Garden's concrete is fairly new, and why many homeowners now want to add to it: a bigger patio, a pool deck extension, a wider driveway or a side walk. Most of these neighborhoods have HOAs, and we design within their guidelines.

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Lake Apopka on the north

Lake Apopka forms the city's northern border. Wikipedia notes it drew fishing crowds from the 1920s to the 1960s before heavy pollution collapsed that industry. Lots near the lake and the area's smaller lakes need careful grading, so water from patios and decks soaks into the yard rather than running toward the house or straight into a lake. We also contain washout and debris on site.

Rain, heat and timing

West Orange County shares the region's roughly 51 inches of annual rain and near-daily summer storms. We schedule early pours, watch the radar and keep fresh slabs moist while they cure in the heat.

Winter Garden projects

  • Patio additions and outdoor kitchen pads
  • Pool deck extensions and replacement
  • Driveway widening and replacement
  • Walks, stoops and steps on older homes
  • Repairs for cracked or settled sections

Winter Garden has its own city government, so right-of-way permits go through the city. Call (321) 414-9813 to set up a visit.

Winter Garden Facts

  • Growth. Winter Garden grew from 14,351 residents in 2000 to 46,964 in 2020.
  • Citrus history. The Great Freeze of 1894 to 1895 and the freezes of the 1980s badly damaged local citrus, and production never recovered.
  • Lake Apopka. Lake Apopka forms the city's northern border.
  • Historic downtown. Plant Street businesses formed the origin of downtown, which sits on the West Orange Trail.
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Winter Garden Questions

Can you match an old walk near downtown Winter Garden?

We match broom texture, joint spacing and edge detail as closely as possible so new sections sit comfortably next to the old.

Do I need HOA approval for a patio in a newer Winter Garden subdivision?

Most associations require approval for new slabs. Send us the guidelines and we will provide a drawing for the request.

Who issues permits in Winter Garden?

The City of Winter Garden handles permits for work in its right-of-way. We confirm what your project needs.

Can you replace a walk that tree roots have lifted?

Yes. We remove the lifted panels, deal with roots as far as is safe for the tree, rebuild the base and pour new sections level with the rest. Sometimes rerouting the walk slightly saves both the tree and the concrete.

How long does a patio addition take?

Most patio additions take a few days to form and pour, plus about a week before furniture goes on.

Free Estimates in Winter Garden, FL

Tell us about your Winter Garden home and what you want built or fixed, and we will set up a free estimate.

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