Concrete Contractor in Cocoa, FL: Driveways, Slabs, Repairs and Floors, Plus Cocoa Beach
Our own crew pours, fixes and finishes concrete in Cocoa, and in Cocoa Beach too. Each city has its own permit rules, and we've laid out both.
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Searching for a concrete contractor in Cocoa, FL? We're a Brevard County concrete company, and we want more work in North Brevard, Cocoa included.
One crew of our own handles every job. We don't outsource it.
One thing to know first: in Cocoa, the City's Building FAQ says a permit is required for "any driveway."
What concrete work do we take on in Cocoa?
| Job | What we do |
|---|---|
| Driveways | New, replaced, widened, aprons; sealing and resealing for plain concrete driveways |
| Patios | Plain or finished |
| Pool decks | New decks and resurfacing |
| Slabs | Shed, RV, boat and dumpster pads; metal-building slabs |
| Walkways and entrances | Poured or repaired, for homes, HOAs, churches and businesses |
| Repair | Crack filling, patching, cut-out and repour |
| Leveling | Polyurethane foam lifts sunken slabs |
| Resurfacing | A new surface on solid, worn concrete |
| Stamped | Your pattern and color; overlays on existing concrete too |
| Staining and polishing | Color, or a matte, satin or high-gloss floor |
| Garage floors | Work on the concrete itself, never coatings |
For stamped work, show us the look you want. Businesses and HOAs: see commercial concrete, including subcontract work for general contractors.
What does the City of Cocoa require?
- Driveways. "Any driveway" needs a permit, per the City's Building FAQ. (City of Cocoa FAQ)
- Listed permit types. "Driveway (concrete/asphalt only)" and "Slab (concrete/asphalt only)." (Building & Permitting)
- Call Planning and Zoning first for a new slab that isn't a driveway, or for widening a driveway. Widening also needs a Public Works driveway permit. (City permitting portal)
- Owner-builders must sign the City's disclosure affidavit in person at the Building Division. Property owned by a corporation or LLC can't use it. (Building & Permitting)
Building Division: 321.433.8501.
If your job needs a permit, we handle getting it.
Is that broken sidewalk the City's to fix?
Sometimes. The City of Cocoa says a public sidewalk panel pushed up by tree roots is a priority on its maintenance list. A panel that's only cracked is cosmetic and doesn't need immediate attention. To report one, call Public Works at 321-433-8770. (City of Cocoa FAQ)
Need a walkway or entrance poured or repaired? That's our sidewalk and walkway work.
Cocoa Beach and the beachside: who's responsible for the permit?
Cocoa Beach is its own city, with its own Building Division and its own rules. The biggest difference is who answers for the permit.
- What needs one. Driveways and curb cuts, and concrete slabs and patios, are on the City's permit list. (Building Division)
- The owner is responsible. The City says property owners, "not the contractor," are ultimately responsible for getting permits, and owners may be cited.
- Starting early costs double. Work without a permit gets a cease-work order, and at minimum twice the normal permit fee. (Cocoa Beach FAQ)
- More than one approval. Before a building permit, the building official can require right-of-way or driveway permits, or the city engineer's approval. (Code Sec. 6-4)
So ask any contractor who's pulling the permit before work starts. Cocoa Beach Building Division: 321-868-3217.
In both cities, a driveway onto a state road, like US-1 or SR 528, needs an FDOT connection permit on top of city permits. (Rule 14-96.003, F.A.C.)
Rules last checked September 28, 2026. Local rules change. More detail: our Brevard driveway permit guide.
What will a concrete driveway cost?
Nobody publishes a Cocoa figure, so here's the nearest sourced range. In Central Florida, driveways typically run $5–$21 per sq ft, and most land between $2,738 and $14,703 (Angi, Orlando, FL cost guide, updated May 2026). These are market estimates, not our prices.
Actual project pricing requires a free estimate.
Size, removing an old slab, and the finish move it most. See the driveway cost guide, or costs for other concrete work.
Hiring a concrete company in Cocoa? Here's what to expect
We're licensed and insured, with proof of insurance if you ask. Your quote is written, itemized if you'd like, and records any thickness, steel or finish you request. Reach us by call or text, weekdays 7am to 7pm.
Comparing Cocoa concrete companies? Use this Brevard contractor checklist.
We also work in Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Port St. John, Rockledge and the rest of Brevard County.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work in Cocoa Beach too?
Yes. Cocoa Beach is in our service area, which covers all of Brevard County. Its permit rules are above.
Can I widen my driveway in Cocoa?
Yes, we pour driveway extensions. In Cocoa, expanding a driveway also needs a Public Works driveway permit.
Can I pull a City of Cocoa permit myself?
Possibly. Owner-builders sign a disclosure affidavit in person at the Building Division, and corporation- or LLC-owned property doesn't qualify.
Are the costs above what you charge?
No. They're a published Angi range for the Orlando area. You'll get your own number from a free estimate.
What should I have ready?
Your address, the job, and a photo if you can. Anything you already want, like thickness or finish, goes into your quote.
Start with a free estimate in Cocoa or Cocoa Beach.
Tell us the job and the address. After a free estimate, your price comes in a written quote.
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