West Palm Concrete Solutions | Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios, Stamped & Resurfacing

West Palm Concrete Solutions is a local concrete company serving homeowners and businesses throughout Palm Beach County. We handle driveway repairs, patio installations and repairs, foundation crack repairs, new foundation pours, and a wide range of other residential and commercial concrete projects.

Our team brings over 20 years of experience in concrete installation, project management, and business development. South Florida’s climate causes concrete to expand, contract, and erode faster than in most areas of the country, so it's important that you have the right team installing and repairing your project. For the installs, we always reinforce the concrete for longer-lasting durability giving the lifespan of our projects up to 30 years.

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Why Work With West Palm Concrete Solutions?

Concrete for Coastal Weather

Florida averages about 54 inches of rain a year, while West Palm Beach averages nearly 62 inches. We plan drainage, ground preparation and curing around the heat and frequent downpours.

Local Permit Guidance

West Palm Beach still requires driveway permits under its zoning rules. We identify the property jurisdiction and any street-side approvals before scheduling.

A Schedule You Can Follow

You know the planned stages, access restrictions and curing period. If weather changes the timing, the next steps should be clear.

Know Your Project Scope

Compare a written scope with preparation, finish and exclusions spelled out. Discuss changes before they become unexpected work.

Finishes That Fit Your Space

Compare broom texture, stamped patterns and compatible coatings for the way the area will be used, including wet-weather traction and upkeep.

Layouts With Drainage in Mind

Garage levels, walking connections and patio seating all affect the layout. Water needs a suitable route away from doors and supporting soil.

Concrete Projects

Before

Concrete back patio beside a white house with a metal roof

After

This Central Florida backyard needed a patio with room to sit outside and enjoy the space. The customer chose an 18 × 20-foot layout. A 4-inch reinforced concrete slab created a practical outdoor area for seating and everyday use.

Price: $4,478.60
Timeline to completion: 3 days

Concrete Services in West Palm Beach, FL

Concrete driveway leading toward a modern house and garage

Driveway Installation & Repair

We install and repair straight, curved and circular driveways, with room for parking and easy garage access. West Palm Beach's city details call for at least 6-inch concrete and fiber-mesh reinforcement for driveway work in the public right-of-way. Private driveway thickness and reinforcement follow the vehicle loads and site conditions. We plan drainage, joints and a broom or decorative finish before pouring.

Covered concrete patio with a chair and table beside large windows

Patio Construction & Resurfacing

Make room for outdoor dining, seating and grilling with a concrete patio that fits your yard. Choose a broom finish, integral color or stamped accents, with reinforcement and control joints planned for the layout. West Palm Beach downpours make drainage away from doors especially important. Resurfacing can refresh a sound patio; a future roof or enclosure needs its own foundation review.

Patterned decorative concrete driveway beside landscaped planting

Stamped & Decorative Concrete

Slate, cobblestone and wood-plank patterns add character to patios, driveways and outdoor gathering areas. We coordinate color, borders and control joints so the finished surface looks consistent. Florida rain makes texture and sealer selection important for wet-use areas. Stains and decorative overlays need sound existing concrete and a compatible finish system.

Worker carrying out concrete finishing with a handheld tool

Pool Deck Construction

Build a pool deck with space for lounge chairs, clear walking routes and access to equipment. Choose a broom texture, exposed aggregate or decorative finish with barefoot comfort in mind. South Florida rain and pool splashes make drainage and wet traction important. We coordinate slopes, coping and movement joints around your existing pool.

Exterior concrete staircase and landing with metal handrails

Sidewalk & Walkway Installation

We install entry paths, garden walkways and replacement sidewalk panels with smooth connections and a textured finish. West Palm Beach's public sidewalk detail calls for at least 4-inch concrete, increasing to 6 inches at driveways. We check roots, ground support and drainage before setting the route. Public work also needs the applicable permits, pedestrian access and accessibility details.

Worker breaking damaged concrete with a demolition hammer

Concrete Repair & Resurfacing

Cracks, broken edges and flaking surfaces need repairs that address the cause. In West Palm Beach, heavy rain and irrigation runoff can wash away supporting soil and leave panels uneven. We assess patching, grinding, suitable slab lifting or replacement, depending on the damage. Resurfacing adds a fresh finish to sound concrete but cannot fix an unstable base.

Overhead view of a striped asphalt parking lot with marked spaces and directional arrows

Concrete Parking Lots

We build concrete parking bays, drive aisles and delivery areas for West Palm Beach businesses. A specified 4,000 PSI mix is common, while pavement thickness and reinforcement depend on traffic and ground support. We coordinate stormwater grading, joints, curbs and accessible routes with the approved site plan. Replacement work can be phased to keep parts of the property accessible.

Worker using a hand float to finish a concrete slab

Slab & Pad Installation

We pour reinforced slabs for garages, equipment pads, storage areas and commercial workspaces. A 6-inch reinforced slab may suit some heavier-use areas, with the final thickness and steel selected for the actual loads. Base preparation, joints and any required vapor barrier are planned before placement. South Florida ground moisture and drainage also matter, especially beneath enclosed spaces or finished flooring.

Worker directing concrete placement over a reinforcement grid

Foundation Pouring

Foundation pours follow the approved plans for footings, grade beams and reinforced slab edges. Palm Beach County properties need their soil, fill and drainage conditions checked before construction. We coordinate reinforcement and required inspections before the pour. Concrete strength and dimensions follow the building design, whether the project is a garage, addition or commercial space.

Broken concrete pieces during demolition and removal

Concrete Demolition & Removal

We remove old driveways, patios, slabs and walkways using saw-cutting, breaking and hauling equipment. Before work starts, we plan access, locate utilities and protect nearby surfaces. Debris is hauled away for proper disposal, with replacement areas prepared for the next pour. On West Palm Beach properties, the scope also considers drainage and any ground correction needed beneath the new concrete.

Concrete Steps & Staircases

We build concrete entry steps, exterior stairs and landings, and replace damaged sections. Consistent risers and treads, reinforcement and suitable footing support are coordinated with the applicable plans. Broom texture and drainage help limit slippery surfaces and standing water during Florida rain. Handrails and guards are included where required for the stair layout.

Segmental concrete-block retaining wall beneath a hedge

Retaining Wall Installation

Retaining walls support changes in grade and create more usable outdoor space. We plan poured-concrete or concrete-block systems around the wall height, soil and loads above it. South Florida's heavy rain makes drainage behind the wall essential to reduce water pressure. Footings, reinforcement and permits follow the selected design and local requirements.

Residential Concrete Pricing

Driveways & Patios

Broom-finish driveway: $9–$14 / sq ft
Broom-finish patio: $7–$13 / sq ft
Stamped patio / decorative driveway: $15–$22 / $15–$28 per sq ft

Pool Decks & Decorative Finishes

Textured or exposed-aggregate pool deck: $9–$15 / sq ft
Stamped or colored pool deck: $15–$22 / sq ft
Basic / premium stamped patterns: $13–$17 / $22–$28 per sq ft
Stain on sound existing concrete: $3–$17 / sq ft

Walkways, Repairs & Resurfacing

Broom-finish / decorative walkway: $7–$13 / $11–$20 per sq ft
Crack repair / assessed slab lifting: $330–$880 / $550–$1,650 per zone
Bonded overlay / trip-edge grinding: $6–$10 per sq ft / $220–$550 per location
Panel replacement / complex edge rebuilding: $550–$2,200 per section / $165–$440 per linear ft

Structural & Commercial Concrete Pricing

Slabs & Foundations

Basic nonstructural pad: $4–$9 / sq ft
Reinforced residential / commercial interior slab: $7–$11 / $9–$15 per sq ft
Structural foundations, footings & grade beams: Engineered, site-specific quote

Retaining Walls, Steps & Staircases

Reinforced retaining wall: $22–$50 / sq ft of wall face
Broom-finish step / decorative upgrade: $165–$330 / +$55–$110 per step
Staircase with landing: $1,650–$5,500

Parking Areas & Removal

Commercial flatwork allowance: $6–$11 / sq ft
Accessible residential concrete removal: $2–$4 / sq ft
Complete parking lot / large commercial removal: Civil-plan or volume-based quote

Preliminary budget ranges, not a binding estimate. Access, removal, ground correction, drainage, permits and minimum project charges affect the final written quote. Structural work follows the actual design.

6 Common Concrete Problems in West Palm Beach

Illustration of a settled concrete driveway panel with a low joint and shallow standing water

Sunken driveways

Rain runoff or a leaking irrigation line can wash away supporting soil and leave a driveway panel low. A stable, intact panel may be a lifting candidate. Badly broken concrete may need removal, ground correction and replacement rather than an overlay over the same weak support.

Cracks and broken edges in a concrete slab

Cracked concrete

Heat, drying shrinkage and movement beneath a slab can all contribute to cracks. Check whether a crack is widening, letting water through or creating a height difference before choosing a repair. A planned joint layout and suitable curing help manage the risk in South Florida weather.

Damaged concrete sidewalk panels beside a curb

Damaged sidewalks

Broken corners, roots and displaced panels can interrupt a walking route. Establish the cause before grinding an edge or replacing a section. For a sidewalk beside a public road, confirm the road authority, required approvals and pedestrian access during the work.

Concrete walkway with displaced and uneven panels

Uneven concrete surfaces

Roots, settled fill or soil washed out by runoff can leave adjacent panels at different heights. First check the ground support and water route. Grinding, lifting or replacing a panel may help in different situations; correcting a raised edge alone may leave the cause behind.

Eroded concrete edges

Water flow, vehicle impact and unsupported margins can break down slab, curb or step edges. Assess how much sound concrete remains and whether the surrounding base is stable. Resolve drainage or support problems so the replacement edge does not face the same stress.

Illustration of concrete surface flaking with exposed aggregate on an outdoor slab

Spalling and surface flaking

When concrete loses its top layer, patches of rough aggregate can become exposed. Finishing or curing problems, repeated moisture and sometimes corroding reinforcement need assessment. Identify sound material before patching or resurfacing; a peeling coating is a different problem.

How Our Concrete Process Works

Talk through the project

Start with the space, what it needs to do and any damage you want assessed.

Agree on the scope

Define the layout, finish and preparation so the estimate covers the work you expect.

Prepare the site

Coordinate removal, access, supporting ground and any specified reinforcement.

Place or repair the concrete

Follow the selected system and project details, with weather considered in the schedule.

Complete the finish

Coordinate texture, edges and joints with the way the surface will be used.

Let It Cure

Allow 48 to 72 hours before light foot traffic and at least 7 days before driving, following your contractor's instructions.

What Our Clients Say

The team was very professional and communicated well throughout the process, and our driveway turned out beautiful. For those looking for reliable concrete people this is the company to go to

DarrellWest Palm Beach, FL

Very happy with how it turned out. We had our patio done. Orlando Elite Concrete did a great! I would definitely use them again.

JustinWest Palm Beach, FL

Didn't know what really to expect when it came to concrete repair but they got it completed in a day. Was surprised at how it turned out. Thank you again, Orlando Elite Concrete.

RebeccaWest Palm Beach, FL

They came out on time, cleaned up after themselves, and are very thorough with their work. I'm super happy I went with them and would definitely recommend them to others.

ShannonWest Palm Beach, FL

Concrete Project FAQs

How do I get a quote for my concrete project?

Use the Get Free Estimate form and include your West Palm Beach property location, approximate dimensions and the work you have in mind. Call number: (321) 111-1111 (being set up).

Can damaged concrete be repaired instead of replaced?

We can identify the cause and explain what options we can use to solve it.

What affects the price of concrete work?

Area, access, removal, ground preparation, loading and finish all matter. Compare complete written scopes rather than a square-foot number with unclear inclusions.

Which finish should I choose for an outdoor area?

Consider how it will be used when wet, the appearance you want and the care you can maintain. Broom textures and decorative systems have different choices and upkeep.

Does rain cause concrete to crack?

Rain does not usually crack hardened concrete by itself. Heavy rain can damage a fresh surface, and runoff can wash away the soil underneath an older slab. Protecting a new pour and keeping drainage clear help prevent problems.

Will new concrete be completely crack-free?

Concrete can crack as it changes volume or moves. A responsible plan manages that risk with appropriate preparation, joints and curing; it does not promise that no crack will ever occur.

Do I need a permit for the work?

Driveway work in the City of West Palm Beach requires a permit. Patio and repair requirements depend on the scope; structural work and work in flood-hazard areas still require permits. Any eligible minor-work exemption needs city approval before work starts. Street-side work may need separate approval.

When can I use the new surface?

Plan on 48 to 72 hours before light foot traffic on a new patio or driveway. Wait at least 7 days before driving on a standard new driveway; heavy vehicles and furniture may need longer. Concrete is commonly evaluated at its 28-day design strength. Repairs, coatings, the mix and weather can change these times, so follow your contractor's instructions.

What would you like to build?

Tell us about your space and the work you have in mind.

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