Residential Concrete • Jacksonville, FL
Concrete Contractors in Jacksonville, FL
Driveways, patios, pool decks, walkways, slabs, footings, retaining walls, repair and resurfacing — built for Florida sand, heat and heavy summer rain. Free quotes, seven days a week.
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904-650-7337
Jacksonville Based
5800 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville
Residential Focus
Homeowner projects only
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Concrete Contractors in Jacksonville, FL
Planning a concrete project in Jacksonville? Watch this quick overview of Elite Concrete Contractors Jacksonville FL and the residential concrete services we provide throughout Jacksonville and surrounding Northeast Florida communities.
We build concrete driveways, handle driveway repair & replacement, and pour concrete patios, stamped concrete, concrete walkways, concrete slabs and foundations. We also offer concrete repair, resurfacing, leveling and concrete pool decks.
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Elite Concrete Contractors Jacksonville FL serves homeowners throughout Jacksonville, Mandarin, Arlington, Southside and Baymeadows; Orange Park and Fleming Island; Saint Johns, Fruit Cove and Nocatee; and the Beaches — Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach and Ponte Vedra Beach.
Our Services
Residential Concrete Services in Jacksonville
Everything below is work we do for homeowners across Duval, Clay and St. Johns County. Pick the closest match, or call and describe the project.
Concrete Driveways
New driveway installation, widening and extensions with compacted base, proper slope and clean control joints.
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Full tear-out and haul-off of failing slabs, base rebuild and a fresh pour sized for your vehicles.
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Crack repair, joint work, spall patching and section replacement when the rest of the slab is still sound.
Learn moreConcrete Driveway Extensions
Widening, side parking pads and length extensions tied into your existing driveway with matched finish and drainage.
Learn moreStamped Concrete
Stone, slate and plank patterns with integral or release color, finished with a traction-minded sealer.
Learn moreDecorative Concrete
Colored concrete, exposed aggregate, saw-cut patterns and contrasting borders for a custom look.
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Backyard patios, extensions and screen-room slabs graded to move summer runoff away from the house.
Learn moreConcrete Pool Decks
New pool decks, replacement and resurfacing with textured, slip-minded finishes and coping joints.
Learn moreConcrete Repair
Cracks, spalling, trip hazards, joint failure and surface damage assessed before anything is patched.
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Overlays and micro-toppings that renew the surface when the slab underneath is structurally sound.
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Lifting settled slabs and sidewalk sections back toward grade instead of replacing the whole pour.
Learn moreConcrete Slabs
Shed, garage, workshop, RV and equipment slabs with the base prep and thickness the load calls for.
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New and replacement sidewalks poured at a safe slope with a traction-minded finish and clean joints.
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Front entry walks, garden paths and side yard routes — curved or straight, plain or decorative.
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Residential monolithic and stem-wall foundation work for additions, garages and accessory structures.
Learn moreConcrete Footings
Footings for additions, porches, columns, screen enclosures and retaining wall systems.
Learn moreRetaining Walls
Residential retaining and seat walls that hold grade changes and keep runoff where it belongs.
Learn moreConcrete Removal & Demolition
Breaking out and hauling away old driveways, patios, walks and slabs as part of replacing them with new concrete.
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Built for Northeast Florida
Why Jacksonville Concrete Needs a Different Plan
Slabs here don't fail from freeze-thaw. They fail from what's underneath them and what the weather does on top of them.
- Sandy, shifting subgrade. Loose sand moves under load. Proper grading and compaction before the pour does more for the life of a driveway than anything added after it.
- Heavy summer rain. Slope and runoff planning has to happen before forms are set, or water pools against the house and undercuts slab edges.
- Heat and humidity. Hot pours set fast. Timing, finishing and curing decisions change with the forecast, especially in July and August.
- Tree roots and mature lots. Older Jacksonville neighborhoods have live oaks close to the drive. Root paths change where joints and slab sections should go.
How It Works
Our Concrete Process, Start to Finish
No surprises. Here's exactly what happens between your first call and your finished slab.
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Call & Free Quote
Tell us what you're planning and where you are. We ask for your ZIP code, project type and rough dimensions, then schedule a look at the site.
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On-Site Measure & Plan
We measure, check grade and drainage, look at access for trucks and equipment, and confirm thickness, reinforcement and finish before pricing.
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Demolition & Base Prep
Old concrete is removed and hauled off. The subgrade is graded and compacted, because most driveway failures in Florida start underneath the slab.
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Forming & Reinforcement
Forms are set to the planned slope, and reinforcement — fiber, mesh or rebar — is placed for the load the slab will carry.
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Pour, Finish & Joints
Concrete is placed, screeded and finished to the texture you chose, then control joints are cut at planned spacing so the slab cracks where it should.
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Cure & Walkthrough
We cover curing, when you can walk and drive on it, sealing options and cleanup, and we walk the finished work with you before we go.
What's Under the Surface
The Anatomy of a Driveway That Lasts
Most of the cost and nearly all of the durability of a concrete driveway is decided before any concrete arrives.
- Compacted subgrade
- Graded and compacted so the slab is supported evenly instead of bridging soft spots.
- Base layer
- A prepared base that spreads load and gives water somewhere to go.
- Reinforcement
- Fiber, wire mesh or rebar, chosen for the vehicles and loads the slab will see.
- Slab thickness & finish
- Thickness matched to use, then the broom, stamped or decorative finish you picked.
- Control joints
- Cut at planned spacing and depth so shrinkage cracks land in the joints, not across the slab.
Updated November 2026
Pricing
2026 Concrete Cost Guide for Jacksonville, FL Homeowners
Typical planning ranges for common residential projects, so you can budget before you call. These are estimates, not guaranteed quotes — your exact price comes after we measure and look at the site.
Ranges use the same rates as our concrete cost calculator. Repair, resurfacing, foundation and footing work vary too much to price without seeing the slab or plans — see concrete resurfacing and footings for what's involved.
What affects concrete pricing in Jacksonville?
Size & thickness
Square footage drives most of the cost. A slab that carries vehicles is usually poured thicker than a patio or walk.
Demolition & haul-off
Breaking out and hauling an old driveway adds a per-square-foot cost before any new concrete arrives.
Reinforcement
Fiber, wire mesh or rebar is matched to the load. Rebar costs more than mesh but suits heavier use.
Access
Backyard patios and pool-side work behind fences or tight gates can need pumping or extra labor.
Finish
Broom finish is the baseline. Stamped, colored and exposed aggregate finishes add material and finishing time.
Drainage & site prep
Grading, compaction and slope away from the house matter on sandy Northeast Florida lots and can add prep work.
Soil & moisture
Loose sand, a high water table and root paths from mature oaks can change base prep and joint layout.
Permits & HOA
Some driveway and right-of-way work needs a permit, and many HOAs (common in Nocatee, Saint Johns and Fleming Island) require approval first.
Weather & curing
Summer heat speeds setting and afternoon storms can delay a pour, so scheduling and curing plans follow the forecast.
Planning a project in your part of Jacksonville
Older neighborhoods like San Marco, Riverside and Avondale often have narrow drives, mature live oaks and older slabs, so removal and root-aware joint layout are common line items.
Near the coast in Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach and Ponte Vedra Beach, sandy soil and heavy rain make compaction and drainage planning worth the extra prep. In newer communities such as Nocatee and Mandarin, driveway extensions and decorative patios are frequent requests — check HOA rules on width and finish first.
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Jacksonville Residential Concrete
Jacksonville-based, residential-focused, and reachable seven days a week from 7AM to 11PM.
Concrete is unforgiving once it's placed. That's why prep, pour and finish are planned together — and why we'd rather talk through grade, drainage and joint layout with you up front than explain a problem afterward.
Google Reviews
What Jacksonville Homeowners Say
Real reviews from our Google Business Profile — unedited, straight from the homeowners we worked for.
53 Google reviews
October 1, 2026
“Elite Concrete Contractors Jacksonville FL did a great job on our concrete driveway in Julington Creek. The crew was professional, communication was easy, and the finished surface came out clean and even. We’re very happy with how much better the front of the house looks now.”
Response from Elite Concrete
Thank you very much for your review. It was our pleasure to make your driveway functional again. Thanks again
Questions Homeowners Ask
Jacksonville Concrete FAQs
Straight answers to the questions that come up on nearly every free quote call.
Service Areas Around Jacksonville
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Elite Concrete Contractors Jacksonville FL
5800 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Monday–Sunday, 7:00 AM–11:00 PM
Residential concrete only
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