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Concrete Contractor in Seminole, FL

A wider driveway, a comfortable backyard patio, or a level path to your front door starts with a plan for how you use your property. ARC Concrete helps Seminole homeowners replace worn concrete and add practical outdoor space. With 25 years of Pinellas County experience, Brian brings straightforward communication and careful preparation to residential concrete work.

Call (727) 432-2191 or text Brian for a free on-site estimate in Seminole.

Concrete services for Seminole homes

Driveway replacement, extensions and parking pads

Replace an aging driveway or make room for another vehicle with an extension or parking pad. We review the existing surface, available space, access and drainage before recommending a layout. The estimate should make clear what needs to be removed and how the new concrete will meet the surrounding surfaces.

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Backyard patios and lanai extensions

Create space for outdoor seating, a grill or an easier transition from the house to the yard. We discuss dimensions, door thresholds, water runoff and how the patio connects to existing concrete. A simple, usable layout keeps the project focused on the way you want to enjoy your backyard.

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Sidewalks and walkways

Replace uneven sections or add a path between the driveway, front entrance, side gate and backyard. Where roots have lifted a walkway, we inspect the affected area and discuss the removal and preparation needed before pouring the replacement. The route, width and transitions are planned around everyday access.

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Shed pads, hot tub pads and small slabs

Share the shed dimensions or equipment requirements before we size a pad. Hot tubs and other heavy equipment can have specific support requirements, so their manufacturer’s instructions and any project-specific requirements need to be reviewed before the work is quoted.

What we check before quoting your project

  • Existing concrete: removal, disposal and the condition of adjoining surfaces.

  • Site access: gate width, equipment access and how materials can reach the pour area.

  • Drainage and elevations: how the finished surface meets the house, garage, yard and existing pavement.

  • Layout: dimensions, curves, joints and the space you need to use comfortably.

  • Project requirements: applicable permits, property boundaries and any HOA requirements to resolve before starting.

Our approach to residential flatwork

Our standard flatwork uses 3,000 PSI concrete reinforced with high-performance fiber mesh. Preparation, forming, grading and finishing are part of the project plan. Thickness and other project details depend on the intended use and applicable requirements; they are discussed during the estimate.

  1. Walk the site with Brian. Explain what you want to change and show us the existing surface.

  2. Review the scope. Confirm dimensions, removal, access, drainage and the proposed finish.

  3. Prepare and pour. Complete the agreed preparation and forming before placing and finishing the concrete.

  4. Review care and access. Discuss curing and when the surface can be used based on your project and conditions.

Seminole concrete project questions

Can you extend my existing driveway?

Yes. We assess the available space, connection to the existing driveway, drainage and relevant requirements before quoting an extension or parking pad.

What affects the price?

Area, demolition, disposal, access, preparation, thickness and the layout all affect cost. An on-site estimate is the best way to define the work rather than relying on a square-foot price that leaves out important details.

Do you work on smaller projects?

We handle residential walkways, shed pads, hot tub pads and slab extensions as well as driveways and patios. Send Brian a few photos and approximate dimensions to start the conversation.

When can I drive or walk on new concrete?

The timing depends on the work and curing conditions. We discuss appropriate access and care instructions for your pour; a surface looking dry does not mean it is ready for vehicle traffic.

Talk with Brian about your Seminole project

Have a few photos and approximate measurements ready if you can. We’ll discuss what you want to build and arrange an on-site estimate.

Call (727) 432-2191 · Text Brian

Monday–Saturday, 7 AM–6 PM. Sunday closed.

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