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Allied Wrecking

(48)

Communication
Project
Job

“After describing my project (removing a patio porch) he took the time to research my house location, he asked for a couple pictures to help him see what needed to be done, and gave me a very reasonable estimate.”

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Fleet Concrete Inc

(44)

Driveway
Patio
Project

“Fleet made the process seamless , from dealing with Rose at Office in detailing my request , to meeting with Bob at house who explained process and provided quote , to the installation crew ( Leon and 4 others) who took care of our property as if it...”

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Foundation Masters

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Solid Foundation Repair

(10)

Company
Crew
Home

“As a resident of South Florida I can attest, it's extremely rare to have such knowledgeable Techs & Engineers also be nice, helpful, respectful and courteous.”

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Concrete Designs

(22)

Deck
Colors
Pool

“We ran into an issue when some of our tiles were broken when they were removing the hideous river rock, but both Juan and Josh reassured me that they would do whatever it took to make sure I was happy with the job, and Josh ended up searching for and...”

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Cookin' Outdoors

(24)

Job
Work
Prices

“We recently had an outdoor kitchen and fireplace installed (and they did such an amazing job that we asked them to do a custom kitchen backsplash to match the brick we used for the outdoor kitchen).”

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Listed for homeowners in and around Tampa, FL, these 24 companies pour and repair concrete. What each one says about finishes, sealing and removing an old slab comes from its own website; the ratings and comments on this page come from public reviews.

Area overview: Tampa, FL

All 24 companies we list here are in Tampa itself. We have 29 companies in Tampa on file; this page shows the highest-rated 24. 22 of the companies on this page have a rating, from 4.3 to 5.0 across 789 reviews; 3 have 50 or more reviews and 17 are rated 4.5 or higher. When customers rate these companies on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (91%), quality (91%) and responsiveness (80%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the companies on this page are "price", "communication" and "crew". 2 are open around the clock; 4 are open on Saturdays and 3 on Sundays. 7 show a license on their websites and 6 have a BBB rating of A or A+. Domain records put 14 websites of the companies on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 2002. 2 offer emergency call-outs; 1 offers financing or payment plans; 13 give free estimates and 6 are family- or locally-owned. We have a website on file for 21 of the companies on this page; 19 publish a contact page; 14 list a public email and 1 takes bookings online. We count these figures across the companies on this page; hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the company before you book.

Do any of these crews list weekend hours?

Weekend hours show on 4 of the 24 listings here. Pours get scheduled around weather and the batch plant rather than around office days, so weekend hours usually mean someone answers the phone, not that trucks are rolling on Sunday morning.

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Excelaron Construction

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3-D Construction Enterprises

(21)

Pool
Concrete
Work

“He was very friendly , did my pool removal in 3 days , worked very very hard , did a great a job , had 3 inspectors came out , electical ,plumbing ,and building inspector , and they all passed job , he's a nice guy , I recommended him to a neighbor ,...”

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Acplm

(12)

Job
Paving
Property

“The project covered over 12,000 SF that included significant demo and repair work of areas uplifted by roots, complete repave with a one inch overlay, and striping and painting of parking spaces and wheel stops.”

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Italian Cast Stone

(12)

Fireplace
Product
Attention

“Dante and his excellent crews removed the old tile on our second story front entry porch and double stairway and replaced it with his unique cast stone.”

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M.D. Finishers Concrete

(11)

Driveway
Price

“I was looking for a sidewall and driveway to be poured and I found out about these guys and they do absolutely amazing work, I couldn't be more happy and content with the work they did.”

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Florida Masonry Construction Company

(1)

“Great company to work for, I mostly did carpentry work forming tilt up wall 🧱 lay out of footers and pouring footers.”

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Tampa Concrete and Construction

(9)

Driveway
Team

“I recently touched base with Tampa Concrete And Construction for a significant project and I am delighted to share my exceptional experience with their services.”

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Mr Patio

(9)

Price

“They finished the job and left everything the way it was when they came cleaned up all their messes.”

FAQs

Will my slab crack?

A: This is a complicated question that really deserves a longer answer than here in the FAQ's- see our article on cracking. The bottom line however is- yes. Concrete is a rock-like substance that expands and contracts with temperature changes, as well as other factors having to do with the chemical process of the actual "drying" (which is in fact an exothermic chemical reaction) of the concrete. Control joints must be put in, whether they are hand tool joints, or saw cuts, in a timely manner to convince the concrete to crack in the joints created for them. Failure of a slab however is another thing. While a hairline crack might develop for some unknown reason, the actual concrete slab failing is usually due to either a poor design/installation with the sub-grade often being poorly compacted and/or wet. Other factors are the use of excessive water in the concrete leading to uncontrolled cracking, crazing, and slab failure. Pouring concrete on mud/muck can lead to sub-grade failure, with the dirt shrinking, leaving a void below that especially with car traffic on a driveway, that can lead to slab failure.

Can I get references?

Absolutely! In fact, we encourage you to talk to other customers! Our best-selling point is the consistent installation of hundreds of patios and driveways in the Tampa Bay area- all small masterpieces!

Will my slab crack?

This is a complicated question that really deserves a longer answer than here in the FAQs- see our article on cracking. The bottom line, however, is- yes. Concrete is a rock-like substance that expands and contracts with temperature changes, as well as other factors having to do with the chemical process of the actual "drying" (which is, in fact, an exothermic chemical reaction) of the concrete. Control joints must be put in, whether they are hand tool joints or saw cuts, in a timely manner to convince the concrete to crack in the joints created for them. Failure of a slab, however, is another thing. While a hairline crack might develop for some unknown reason, the actual concrete slab failing is usually due to a poor design/installation, with the subgrade often being poorly compacted and/or wet. Other factors are the use of excessive water in the concrete, which leads to uncontrolled cracking, crazing, and slab failure. Pouring concrete on mud/muck can lead to sub-grade failure, with the dirt shrinking, leaving a void below that, especially with car traffic on a driveway, that can lead to slab failure.

What is the difference between a stem wall and a monolithic slab?

A monolithic pour is when the slab is poured first, with the footers (thickened edges) for the block integrated as part of the slab. The block is then laid on the slab, and a stem wall is a footer poured separately with the block laid on top of the footer. Then, the dirt is installed, and the slab is poured. The stem wall method is used in situations where the concrete floor height will be quite high in the air. This allows the contractor to install the dirt in lifts to get it ready to pour. The stem wall method is more expensive, as it requires more trips to complete. This would be in situations that are less than 16" in the air. If the floor height is higher, then a stem wall installation is recommended, as the cost savings for the monolithic slab are lost with the increased labor involved in forming high slabs.

What does it mean to "pump the cells"?

Pumping the cells refers to the job of filling the open cells in the block wall with concrete. When a wall is built, the footer, the downcells, and the lintel at the top form a system that interlocks together. This is the real strength of the house. If not done properly, it could affect the integrity of the building.

More detailed information is available on the FAQ page of our website.

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Mister Build it or Fix it Inc.

(6)

Price
Driveway
Patio

“From the time Tommy first came out for an estimate to the finished projects they were on time, professional and the hardest workers.”

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Magic Poly Solutions

(5)

Driveway

“I could have immediately written a review on their true professionalism and excellent pricing, but the end result is what truly counts and I wanted to wait until I had a chance to see if the repairs held up through time.”

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Spray Pro Concrete Lifting Tampa

(1)

“I just have to say thank you for the timely and organized manner you did to finish up my sidewalks and driveway.”

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Curb King

(3)

“Since we were very happy after using Curb King at our house, we knew who to call in 2009 for Curbing around the parking lot/sidewalk area at DQ Grill & Chill of Zephyrhills.”

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Florida State Concrete Cutting & Core Drilling

(4)

“We have used this company many times and they are affordable and do quality work.”

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Pardue Masonry

(2)

“Is a good place”

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Maylor Foundation Contractors LLC

(1)

“My son works for this and he has been there for a few months now learning a lot about doing his job and learning how to operate different pieces of equipment and what all is entailed in the foundation work of doing of doing work on an interstate”

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Florida Soil Cement

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TE Taylor Co.

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Argos USA Linebaugh

(9)

“You show up light and you leave heavy it's kind of like Golden corral”

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Average Cost	$9912
Minimum cost	$1484
Maximum cost	$29015
Avg Per Hour Rates	$118

Best Concrete Contractors in Tampa, FL

Allied Wrecking

Fleet Concrete Inc

Foundation Masters

Solid Foundation Repair

Concrete Designs

Cookin' Outdoors

Area overview: Tampa, FL

Excelaron Construction

3-D Construction Enterprises

Acplm

Italian Cast Stone

M.D. Finishers Concrete

Florida Masonry Construction Company

Tampa Concrete and Construction

Mr Patio

Mister Build it or Fix it Inc.

Magic Poly Solutions

Spray Pro Concrete Lifting Tampa

Curb King

Florida State Concrete Cutting & Core Drilling

Pardue Masonry

Maylor Foundation Contractors LLC

Florida Soil Cement

TE Taylor Co.

Argos USA Linebaugh

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