Tampa Precision Concrete | Concrete Contractor for Residential & Commercial Driveways, Pool Decks, Patios, Slabs, Stamped Concrete & Resurfacing in Tampa, FL
Tampa Precision Concrete provides residential and commercial concrete services in Tampa, FL and the surrounding Bay Area, to include concrete driveways, pool decks, patios, sidewalks, walkways, slabs, foundations and footings, retaining walls, concrete resurfacing and stamped and decorative concrete.
We install, repair, and fully replace concrete for property owners, builders, and commercial managers, and every job begins with a free written estimate.
Concrete behaves differently here. Loose sand, a shallow water table, daily summer storms, and relentless Gulf Coast sun can shorten the life of a poorly built slab, so we compact every subgrade, reinforce for the load, slope for fast runoff, and cure with hot-weather methods.
We take pride in doing the job right the first time, so your concrete stays level, drains fast, and holds up to Florida weather for years. Let us help you with your concrete needs!
Tampa Precision Concrete also serves Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, Temple Terrace, Plant City, Apollo Beach, Lutz, Westchase, Town 'n' Country, Carrollwood, Citrus Park, Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, Zephyrhills, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Oldsmar & more.
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Custom Residential Concrete Services
Tampa Precision Concrete pours driveways 4 inches thick for everyday cars and 5 to 6 inches where you park a pickup, boat trailer, or motorhome. We strip sod and organic soil, compact the sand base layer by layer, and place rebar or welded wire, plus fiber where it adds value.
A 3,000 to 4,000 PSI mix with a low water-cement ratio limits heat-related shrinkage, and control joints are saw-cut the same day. Every driveway is graded to shed storm water toward the street or a swale rather than into the garage.
A well-built patio turns an unused yard into a spot for grilling, dining, or sitting in the shade. We pour simple square slabs, curved edges, step-down levels, and seamless tie-ins to a lanai or screen room.
Finish options include a fine broom texture, stamped travertine, flagstone, or coquina, exposed aggregate with pebbles and shell for grip after rain, and integral tints that complement stucco homes.
Every patio pitches away from the house, and if a spa, summer kitchen, or screen enclosure is coming later, we add thickened edges and footings now.
Walkways link driveway to front door, back door to pool, and side gate to garden. Residential paths we pour usually measure 3 to 5 feet across at a 4-inch depth, with a broom or textured surface that stays secure between afternoon storms and morning sprinklers.
We can add stamped edging, sweeping curves, or a tint that works with palms and tropical plantings, and we tear out and repour panels heaved by live oak or palm roots to remove trip hazards.
Concrete Repair & Replacement
Plenty of damaged concrete can stay in place. Fine shrinkage cracks, chipped edges, light scaling, rust or sprinkler staining, and a single broken panel are usually repair jobs. A leaking irrigation line or short downspout can wash sand out from under a slab in one rainy season, so we fix the water problem too.
Replacement is usually the better call for:
- Cracks where one side sits higher than the other
- Slabs with hollow spots from sand washing out underneath
- Concrete split into pieces or sinking over buried muck
Standalone slabs carry sheds, workshops, detached garages, pool pumps, standby generators, and condenser units.
Condenser, pool equipment, and shed pads typically get 4 inches, spas and generators 4 to 6 inches, and workshops and detached garages 4 to 6 inches with thickened edges.
For enclosed buildings we verify City of Tampa or Hillsborough County permits, setbacks, and flood zone rules, and schedule any required soil termite pretreatment before the pour.
Concrete Steps & Porches
Entry steps and porches are the first thing guests walk across, and they must satisfy Florida Building Code rules on riser height, tread depth, and handrail placement. We build forms so every riser matches, and we rebuild porches that have dropped or pulled away from the house.
Finishing choices include a broom-textured tread with smooth-troweled edges, stamped texture that ties into your patio or pool deck, and integral color or stain. Railing anchors can be cast in during the pour.
We pour footings and foundations for garages, room additions, sunrooms, lanais, and backyard buildings, including monolithic slabs and stem wall foundations. Tampa never sees frost, yet the Florida Building Code still calls for footings at least 12 inches below undisturbed ground.
On sandy or mixed soil we focus on compaction, moisture, and clearing out organic material, set rebar exactly to the approved drawings, and arrange termite treatment and every required inspection.
Around Tampa, the pool deck often sees more use than any other outdoor surface. It has to grip wet feet, stand up to chlorine and saltwater systems, and stay bearable under midday sun.
Popular surfaces include knockdown or cool deck texture that runs far cooler underfoot, stamped travertine, flagstone, or tile patterns, rock salt finish for grip, and pale mixes with reflective sealers. Decks slope away from the coping toward drains, and a sealer guards against chemicals, rust spots, and mildew.
Tampa is largely level, but many properties have elevated building pads, drainage swales, or slopes down to canals and ponds. We build cast-in-place, steel-reinforced concrete walls on reinforced footings to hold soil, create flat usable ground, and stop heavy rain from carving out the yard.
Sandy fill drains fast but washes away easily, so every wall gets gravel, filter fabric, and weep holes or perforated pipe. Walls past about 4 feet typically need engineered drawings and a permit.
A slab that has dropped becomes a tripping hazard and can steer water right at your foundation. Leveling raises sunken concrete back to grade without demolition.
Mudjacking uses a budget-friendly sand-cement grout, while polyurethane foam lifting is lightweight on sand, needs tiny holes, and cures fast.
We lift pool deck sections sloping toward the home, garage aprons, driveway panels, entry walks, and lanai slabs, then seal the joints so the next storm can't wash out more sand.
Concrete Resurfacing
Resurfacing gives structurally sound concrete a fresh top layer, covering rust and mildew stains, fine cracking, and faded or rough finishes. After a thorough pressure wash and crack repair, we apply a polymer-modified overlay 1/8 to 1/2 inch thick, for a fraction of the cost of a new pour.
- Finishes: knockdown, smooth, or textured, stamped patterns, or tinted and stained color
- Limits: it cannot fix a slab that is sinking or broken through
Concrete Garage & Basement Floors
Garage slabs take hot tires, dripping oil, road dirt, and year-round humidity. True basements are rare in Tampa, so most of this work is garage floors, shop slabs, and utility areas. New pours get a vapor retarder to slow moisture from the high water table and a pitch toward the overhead door.
Finishes include fast-curing polyaspartic, epoxy, penetrating sealers, and polished concrete, with cracks repaired first.
Custom Commercial Concrete Services
Commercial floors support forklifts, racking, foot traffic, and heavy machinery. Distribution and warehouse slabs typically run 5 to 8 inches with rebar or welded wire, while office and retail floors usually fall between 4 and 6 inches.
Subgrade is compacted to the engineer's density spec, a vapor retarder goes under any floor receiving tile, vinyl, or coating, and saw-cut joints follow a planned layout. Finishes include polished, power-troweled, coating-ready, and broom surfaces.
Under Florida heat, asphalt softens, ruts, and needs frequent sealcoating, while concrete holds its shape, stays cooler, and improves nighttime visibility. We size each lot to its traffic: 5 to 6 inches at 3,500 to 4,000 PSI for customer parking, 6 to 7 inches for box trucks, and 7 to 8 inches or more at 4,500+ PSI for semi-trailers.
Lots are graded toward inlets, swales, or retention ponds.
Joint patterns, ADA parking, and aprons are planned to City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, and SWFWMD standards.
Tampa Bay sites can mix loose sand, buried organics, clay seams, and voids in the limestone, so foundation design often starts with a geotechnical report. We build monolithic slab-on-grade with thickened edges, spread and continuous footings, stem walls that raise floors above flood elevation, and grade beams for inconsistent soils.
Footings, rebar, and hurricane hold-downs follow the structural plans exactly, and no pour moves forward until the previous stage passes inspection.
These surfaces take repeated point loads that break down standard flatwork, so we build them deeper and with more steel. Truck courts and dock aprons are designed for trailer landing gear and tight forklift turns, with embedded steel edge angles available.
Dumpster pads are usually 6 to 8 inches deep with a long apron. Equipment pads for chillers, generators, transformers, and compressors get anchor bolts and conduit sleeves placed before the pour for wind-rated tie-downs.
Commercial Concrete Repair & Replacement
We evaluate each problem and recommend the fix that best balances cost, downtime, and liability. Common issues include spalling from rusting rebar near the coast, slabs sunken over washed-out sand, trip hazards at entries, standing water from poor grading, and failed joints.
Repairs range from crack routing and sealing to joint reconstruction, patching, and partial-depth resurfacing, and we phase work so your doors stay open.
Commercial walkways need to be safe, accessible, and code-compliant. We place broom-finished sidewalks that meet ADA guidelines, keeping cross slopes at 2% or less.
Our flatwork includes ADA curb ramps with detectable warning surfaces, storefront and street sidewalks, Type D and Type F curb, curb-and-gutter, landscape islands, medians, and dumpster enclosures. Curbs are formed to a consistent profile so they meet drive aisles and parking areas cleanly.
Decorative Concrete Services
Stamped Concrete
We press patterned mats into fresh concrete to replicate stone, brick, or wood, giving you the look of pavers in one continuous slab with no units to shift and fewer gaps for weeds or ants. Favorite patterns include weathered wood plank, travertine, random flagstone, and running bond brick.
Stamped work suits pool decks, patios, driveways, and entries. Plan to reseal every 2 to 3 years, since Tampa's sun and rain break down sealers faster.
Stained Concrete
Staining colors new or existing concrete directly, so it won't peel like paint. Acid stain reacts with lime in the cement for mottled browns, tans, and muted blue-greens, while water-based stain opens up black, slate gray, and deep coastal blue.
It is a common pick for lanais, garage floors, shops, and restaurants. We clean and profile the surface first so the stain soaks in evenly.
Colored Concrete
Colored concrete gets its tint while it is mixed or placed. Integral color is blended at the ready-mix plant so it runs through the full slab and hides chips, while color hardener is troweled into the fresh surface for more vivid color and a harder top layer. Popular shades include sandstone, light gray, coral, and desert tan, and lighter colors stay cooler in full sun.
We bring samples to your property so you can see each shade in your own lighting.
Repair & Maintenance
Concrete Resurfacing
Resurfacing adds a fresh wearing course over concrete that is sound but worn by mildew and rust staining, scaling, or light pitting. We check for settlement and drainage problems, pressure wash, grind, and patch, then place a polymer-modified overlay 1/8 to 1/2 inch thick.
Finish it in knockdown, broom, smooth trowel, stamped, or stained. If a slab is sinking or cracked through, we will recommend replacement.
Concrete Crack Repair
Around Tampa, cracks usually come from sand washing out beneath slabs, spreading tree roots, or concrete that dried too fast during a hot pour. We match the fix to the cause: flexible sealant for hairline cracks, routing and epoxy or polyurethane for cracks over 1/4 inch, foam lifting or panel replacement for dropped slabs, and epoxy injection for structural cracks.
Sealing cracks early keeps rainwater from carrying sand out from under the slab.
Sealing & Maintenance
A quality sealer shields concrete from water, UV, mildew, rust, and oil. We use acrylic sealers for stamped and decorative work, penetrating silane/siloxane sealers for driveways and walkways, and polyaspartic or epoxy coatings for garage and interior floors.
Reseal outdoor concrete every 2 to 3 years. Between visits, wipe up spills, aim sprinklers away from slabs, and extend downspouts.
Why We're the Best Concrete Company in Tampa
What Does Our Tampa Precision Concrete Process Involve?
Whether it's a small sidewalk fix or a complete driveway replacement, every project follows the same sequence, so work stays on schedule and the concrete is built for Tampa conditions. Typical timelines run 2 to 4 days for a patio or walkway, 3 to 6 days for a driveway, and 1 to 2 weeks for a foundation slab, depending on weather, permits, and inspections.
Consultation & Quote
We walk the property with you, check drainage, access, and soil, and give you a clear written estimate with nothing left vague.
Ground Preparation
We call Sunshine 811, handle permits, then dig out, remove organic soil, and compact the base so loose sand and hidden muck can't cause settling.
Forms, Steel & Pour
Forms are set to grade and slope, reinforcement goes in, and in summer we start pours early in the morning, then apply your broom, knockdown, exposed aggregate, or stamped finish. We track radar and reschedule when storms or lightning are forecast.
Curing & Walkthrough
Control joints are cut, the slab is kept moist or treated with curing compound, decorative surfaces are sealed, and we inspect the finished work with you. Concrete reaches about 70% of its strength in a week and full strength around 28 days.
How Much Do Concrete Services Cost in Tampa?
Residential concrete in Tampa typically costs $6 to $16 per square foot installed, depending on thickness, finish, and site conditions. A two-car driveway usually runs $4,000 to $6,500, and a 600 sq ft pool deck with knockdown finish $5,400 to $8,400. Ready-mix in the Bay Area runs about $145 to $195 per cubic yard, most contractors carry a $600 to $1,500 minimum, and we recommend a 10 to 15% cushion for buried debris or muck pockets.
Request a quote to get an accurate estimate for your project.
Concrete Service | Typical Cost Range (per sf) |
|---|---|
Plain Broom Slab | $6.00 – $9.00 |
Driveway (4"–6") | $8.00 – $13.00 |
Pool Deck (Knockdown) | $9.00 – $14.00 |
Stamped/Stained | $12.00 – $20.00+ |
Tear-Out & Disposal | $2.00 – $5.00 |
Flatwork Labor Only | $3.00 – $7.00 |
Areas We Serve
Tampa Precision Concrete FAQs
We cover flatwork, decorative, and structural concrete. Our primary services include:
- Pool decks: knockdown, salt, and stamped surfaces
- Driveways: new installations, replacements, and widening
- Patios: simple broom finish or decorative designs
- Stamped and decorative concrete: travertine, flagstone, brick, and wood-plank patterns
- Slabs and foundations: garages, additions, lanais, and outbuildings
- Sidewalks and walkways
- Retaining walls: grade changes, drainage, and erosion control
- Concrete repair: crack repair, leveling, resurfacing, and panel replacement
Don't see your project here? Get in touch and we'll let you know whether it's work we take on.
Yes. Homeowners hire us for driveways, pool decks, patios, and backyard upgrades.
We also work with general contractors, property managers, HOAs, and business owners on building slabs, parking areas, sidewalks, dumpster pads, and ADA-compliant walkways.
Crew size and scheduling are matched to each project.
Our crews cover Tampa and the communities around Tampa Bay. The regular service area includes:
- Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, and Temple Terrace
- Lutz, Carrollwood, Westchase, and Citrus Park
- Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, and Zephyrhills
- St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Largo
Just outside those areas? Reach out anyway. We look at each project individually based on location and scope.
Call us or fill out the contact form on this page to request a free quote. It helps to include your address, the type of project, and rough measurements.
We'll set up a site visit to measure, check grading, drainage, and access, and talk through finishes.
You'll then receive a written estimate covering materials, labor, and the expected timeline.
Yes. We maintain the licensing required for concrete work in Florida and the local jurisdictions we serve, with general liability insurance and workers' compensation for our crew.
Proof of insurance is available on request.
We encourage you to ask any contractor for the same before work begins.
Customer reviews on this page give a good picture of what past clients think of our work.
At your estimate visit, we're happy to share photos of completed projects like yours, from driveways and pool decks to stamped concrete and patios.
We also bring finish and color samples so you can see them in your own lighting.
Tampa's #1 Concrete Service Provider