Concrete Contractors in Pembroke Park, FL

Pembroke Park is one of the smallest towns we serve, and concrete contractors working here handle a different mix of jobs than in the big suburbs. The town covers about 1.4 square miles of land and counted 6,260 residents in 2020. Wikipedia notes that almost half of residents live in mobile homes, and the town's motto is "The Small Town that Means Big Business." That combination means our Pembroke Park work tends to be smaller residential pieces, such as pads, steps, walks and carport slabs, alongside slabs for local businesses.

Concrete for manufactured and mobile homes

In a manufactured home community, concrete does a lot of quiet work:

• Carport and parking slabs beside the home.
• Entry steps and landings that need to be level, solid and the right height for the door.
• Walkways from parking to the door and around the home.
• Shed and A/C pads that keep equipment out of standing water.
• Patios that add outdoor space on a small lot.

Many communities have their own rules about what owners can add, how far slabs can extend and what finish is allowed. We work from those rules and ask you for the community's guidelines before we draw anything.

Steps and landings deserve extra care

A set of concrete steps at a home entrance is used every day by everyone in the household, often while carrying groceries. A step that is uneven or a landing that slopes toward the door is a real hazard. We pour steps with consistent rise and run, a landing large enough to stand on while the door swings, and a light broom finish for grip. Where a handrail is needed, we plan its anchors before the pour so they are solid.

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Low, wet ground

The town sits at about 10 feet of elevation, and about 14% of its total area is water. In the wet season, ground near the canals and low spots can stay soaked for days. Small slabs are not immune to that. A pad poured directly on soft soil will tilt as it settles. We dig out soft material, place and compact a rock base, and slope even small pads so rain runs off instead of pooling at the door or under the carport.

Business concrete

The town's motto points to its commercial side, and businesses need concrete too: dumpster pads, loading areas, walkways and equipment pads. The loads are different from a driveway, such as a garbage truck lifting a dumpster or a forklift crossing a slab, so thickness and reinforcement are set to match.

A town of renters and movers

The 2020 census counted 3,756 housing units in Pembroke Park, and 34.3% stood vacant, a far higher share than in neighboring cities. The 2023 survey estimate was 2,431 households averaging 2.52 people. When a home is between occupants, the concrete that matters most is basic: a level entry landing, a sound carport slab and a walk without trip hazards. A plain broom finish on a well-built slab is usually the right call for that kind of property, since it needs little upkeep between tenants.