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    Broward • Miami-Dade • Palm Beach
    (786) 796-7797
    Made for the place you call home

    Concrete
    Driveways & Patios

    Find the finish that feels right for your home.

    Simple lines across a wide driveway

    Built for everyday life. Made to last.

    Start with the look you love

    Choose your look.

    Choose texture, clean lines or a distinctive layout.

    Where we pour

    Driveways, Patios, Pool Decks & Entry Stairs

    New concrete built for South Florida living.

    Driveways & Patios

    New driveways and patios poured on a compacted limerock base with reinforcement, control joints and a broom finish for traction. We serve homeowners across Hollywood, Aventura and Fort Lauderdale.

    Pool Decks

    Pool decks with a cooler, slip-aware broom or textured finish, formed with the right slope to move water away from the pool. Built for homes in Boca Raton and across South Florida.

    Entry Stairs & Walkways

    Entry stairs, landings and walkways formed and poured to match your driveway, with crisp edges and code-conscious rises. Serving Pembroke Pines, Miramar and the rest of Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.

    Design Center

    See your new driveway
    before we build it.

    Your ideas. Our design. Your home.

    Before: actual driveway at the pink waterfront home
    Before
    Half-moon concrete driveway with a shaded border at a South Florida waterfront home
    Design concept
    Before: actual daytime patterned driveway
    Before
    Concrete driveway with stone strips shown in evening lighting
    Design concept

    A Strong Start,
    From the Ground Up

    FloorVida live website photograph of wooden forms and mesh reinforcement
    Wood forms & reinforcement
    Aerial view of driveway layout and preparation in progress
    Layout & preparation from above
    Meet FloorVida

    Your home.
    In good hands.

    From our family-owned Poxy.co roots in Montréal to FloorVida in South Florida, preparation and planning come first.

    We’ll listen to your ideas, review your space and explain the scope.

    More about FloorVida →

    Our Team. Our Work.

    See our crew at work and the details up close.

    The care behind a clean finish

    21 sec · Broom finishing · Work in progress

    Walk around a patterned driveway

    21 sec · Concrete panels and green joints

    See the lines across the whole driveway

    8 sec · Concrete with stone accents

    How it goes down

    8 Steps, No Guesswork

    From preparation to the final finish.

    Illustration of demolishing and removing old concrete with a jackhammer to clear the area for a new concrete pour
    01

    Remove & clear

    Remove the old concrete or surface and haul away debris to clear the area.

    Illustration of grading and compacting a limerock base to create a stable foundation for a new concrete slab
    02

    Prepare the limerock base

    Install, grade and compact limerock for stable support that helps reduce settling.

    Illustration of setting wooden form boards to define the shape and edges of a new concrete surface with checked elevations
    03

    Set forms & drainage

    Form the shape, dimensions and edges, checking elevations and slopes for drainage.

    Illustration of installing wire mesh and rebar reinforcement on supports within the concrete slab area
    04

    Add mesh or rebar

    Position wire mesh or rebar on supports within the slab to help control crack movement and hold it together.

    Illustration of pouring concrete with fiber mesh and leveling it to the proper thickness and slope for drainage
    05

    Pour & level

    Place fiber-mesh concrete—typically 4 in.; 6 in. at approaches if needed. Level for drainage and limit shrinkage cracking.

    Illustration of cutting control joints into freshly poured concrete at planned locations to control shrinkage cracking
    06

    Cut control joints

    Planned cuts guide shrinkage cracks; proper timing, spacing and depth help limit random cracks and keep the finish uniform.

    Illustration of installing a black expansion joint filler strip where new concrete meets an existing slab and wall
    07

    Allow for movement

    Add expansion/isolation joints where needed at walls, columns and existing slabs to allow movement and reduce cracking.

    Illustration of applying a light broom finish to concrete for a clean, uniform surface with added traction
    08

    Apply a light broom finish

    A light broom texture adds traction and a clean, uniform finish for driveways, patios and walkways.

    Ready when you are

    Still Weighing Your Options?

    Tell us about your project and we will recommend the right approach — whether that is a new pour or a coating over your existing slab.

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    Good to know

    Concrete Driveway FAQs

    Straight answers before you pour.

    How much does a concrete driveway cost in South Florida?

    Pricing depends on size, access, demolition of the old surface, and the finish you choose — plain, broomed, stamped or patterned. Most residential driveways fall in a predictable range per square foot, and we give you a fixed, written estimate after an on-site visit. There is no charge for the estimate.

    How long does a new driveway take to install and cure?

    A typical driveway is formed, poured and finished in one to two days, depending on size and weather. Concrete reaches initial set in 24–48 hours for foot traffic, but full strength takes about 28 days. We walk you through when you can drive on it and how to care for it while it cures.

    Stamped vs. plain concrete — which lasts longer in Florida?

    Both last decades when the base, reinforcement and joints are done right. Plain, broom-finished concrete is the lowest-maintenance and hides wear best in the South Florida sun and rain. Stamped concrete adds pattern and color but needs periodic sealing to keep its look — we help you weigh looks against upkeep.

    Do you handle permits and old driveway removal?

    Yes. We pull the required permits, remove and haul away the old concrete, and handle the full site prep — grading, limerock base, forms and reinforcement — before we pour. You do not manage the paperwork or the disposal.

    What warranty do you offer?

    We stand behind our work with a 10-year limited warranty on new concrete installations, on top of being Florida licensed and insured. We put the warranty terms in writing with your estimate so you know exactly what is covered.

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    Answer a few questions about your space. Our team will contact you within 24 hours.

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