Concrete Contractor in Palm Bay, FL: Driveways, Slabs and Repairs, With the City Permit Handled

We pour, repair and finish concrete across Palm Bay with our own crew. See what Palm Bay's driveway permit covers and what driveways typically cost, then get a free estimate.

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Looking for a concrete contractor in Palm Bay, FL? If you're choosing a concrete company in Palm Bay, here's what to know up front.

We're a Brevard County concrete contractor. Our own crew pours driveways, patios and slabs, fixes cracked and sunken concrete, and finishes floors inside. We don't outsource any of it.

In Palm Bay, a driveway job usually involves the City too. The part nearest the street is usually in the City's right-of-way, and work there needs a Public Works permit. We handle that.

What concrete work do we do in Palm Bay?

Outside

Driveways: new pours, replacements, extensions and aprons. We also seal and reseal plain concrete driveways.
Patios and stamped concrete: plain, stamped or stained. You pick the pattern and color, and stamped overlays can go over existing concrete.
Pool decks: resurfacing and new decks.
Slabs: shed, RV, boat and dumpster pads, and metal-building slabs.
Sidewalks, walkways and entrances: repairs and new pours for homes, HOAs, churches and businesses.

Fix it

Repair: crack filling, patching, and cutting out and repouring a bad section.
Leveling: lifting sunken slabs with polyurethane foam.
Resurfacing: a new surface over solid, worn concrete.

Inside

Polished floors in matte, satin or high-gloss, staining, and garage floors (no coatings).

Own a business or manage property? See commercial concrete: parking areas, larger slabs, and subcontracting for general contractors.

Cracked or sunken doesn't always mean replace. We'll tell you which fix fits.

What does Palm Bay require for driveway work?

Palm Bay's driveway permits come from its Public Works Department. Here's what the City's code and Public Works say:

Permit for work in a city road or easement. Building, repairing, replacing or removing a curb, culvert, sidewalk or driveway there needs a driveway permit from Public Works. (Code § 176.020)
Where the right-of-way ends. Public Works says it's "usually defined as the roadway plus 10 - 15 feet behind the curb or edge of pavement," and it can vary. (Public Works Permitting)
Two inspections. Public Works inspects before the pour and again at the end.
90 days. A driveway permit expires after 90 days unless it's extended.
Upkeep. The permit holder agrees to maintain what's built in the right-of-way.
New homes. The driveway permit can be applied for with the building permit, and there's no certificate of occupancy until the driveway is permitted and approved. (§ 176.021)
City sidewalks are concrete, at least 5 feet wide and 4 inches thick, and 6 inches thick where they cross a driveway. (§ 176.011)

If your job needs a permit, we handle getting it. Questions for the City go to Public Works Permitting at (321) 952-3403.

Rules last checked September 26, 2026. Local rules change. More detail: Palm Bay in our Brevard driveway permit guide.

What does a concrete driveway typically cost?

No Palm Bay or Brevard figure is published. The closest sourced range is Central Florida. Driveways there 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.

Where yours lands depends on size, tear-out, the finish and the ground underneath. See the driveway cost guide, or typical costs for other concrete jobs.

How do you compare concrete companies in Palm Bay?

Get two or three quotes, and make sure they price the same job. Here's what you get from us:

A written quote, itemized if you'd like. Tell us any thickness, steel or finish you want, and we'll write it down.
Proof of insurance when you ask. We're licensed and insured.
Permits handled when your job needs one.
Our own crew on every job.
Calls and texts Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm.

For a full checklist, see how to choose a concrete contractor in Brevard.

We also work in Malabar, Grant-Valkaria, West Melbourne and throughout Brevard County.

Do you work in Palm Bay?

Yes. We serve all of Brevard County, including Palm Bay.

Who gets the Public Works driveway permit?

If your job needs a permit, we handle getting it. We'll tell you at the estimate whether yours does.

Are these your prices?

No. They're published market estimates, and we list the source. Your actual price comes from a free estimate.

Can a cracked or sunken driveway be fixed instead of replaced?

Often. We'll check whether sunken sections can be lifted and cracks repaired. If the base has failed, we'll say so.

When can I drive on a new driveway?

For new concrete, Concrete Network says to wait at least 24 hours before walking on it. Give it a week before cars, and 28 days before RVs or heavy trucks. We'll confirm the timing for your job before we start.

Get a real number for your Palm Bay job.

Call or text with the job and your address. After a free estimate, you'll get a written quote with your price, itemized if you'd like.

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