Concrete Contractor in Gainesville, FL
Concrete pumping, slabs and flatwork in Gainesville and Alachua County, including infill sites where a mixer truck can't reach the pour.
Concrete work in Gainesville
Gainesville is a different kind of market from Ocala: denser, older, and full of infill construction around the University of Florida, the Archer Road and NW 39th Avenue corridors, and the established neighborhoods where the lots were laid out long before anyone imagined a concrete truck needing to reach the back of them. That is the work we go to Gainesville for. Pumping a slab, a footing or a block wall on a site with no truck access is the thing a line pump does that nothing else can, and it's why builders and masons call us from an hour away.
We also pour driveways, patios and garage and workshop slabs for homeowners in Haile Plantation, Tioga, the Newberry side and the acreage properties out toward Archer and Micanopy. Gainesville has more clay and more tree cover than Ocala, which means more attention to drainage and roots when the base goes in. Because of the distance, we like to batch Gainesville work and quote it honestly with the travel built in, so the price you get is the price you pay.
Before you pour in Gainesville
Gainesville and Alachua County both protect large trees, and a slab or driveway poured over the root zone of a regulated tree can need sign-off before work starts. We look at the trees on the site when we measure, because a root cut too close to a big oak costs you the tree and a root left under the slab lifts the concrete later. Parts of the county also carry clay close to the surface, which holds water after a rain and heaves an unprepared base, so we plan the grade and the base to shed water. For builders, we schedule pump days around the inspection so the footing or block fill is poured the day it passes.
Gainesville at a glance
- Alachua County, ZIP 32601–32653
- A little over an hour from our yard in Silver Springs
- Pumping on infill sites near campus, and flatwork on the west side and the acreage beyond it.
- Around: University of Florida, Archer Road, NW 39th Avenue, Haile Plantation, Tioga, Newberry Road
- Line pump available on every job
What we do in Gainesville
Everything we do in Gainesville, from pumping a slab the truck can't reach to replacing a cracked driveway.
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Concrete in Gainesville: questions
Do you work in Gainesville?
Yes. Gainesville is a little over an hour from our yard in Silver Springs and inside our regular service area. Pumping on infill sites near campus, and flatwork on the west side and the acreage beyond it.
Can you pump concrete in Gainesville?
Yes. Our trailer-mounted line pump goes with us to Gainesville for slabs, footings, block fill and any pour where the mixer truck can't get near the forms. Tell us the yardage and the site layout when you call.
What does concrete work cost in Gainesville?
Flatwork is priced by the square foot and pumping by the job. Because Gainesville is a little over an hour from our yard, the trip is built into the quote up front, so the number you get is the number you pay.
How soon can you schedule a job in Gainesville?
It depends on the season and whether concrete is already ordered. We batch the farther towns so trips are efficient, and we'll give you an honest date rather than one we can't keep.
Price a job in Gainesville
Send the size and the address. Photos help. We'll reply with a firm number or a question or two.
- Travel built into the quote, no surprises
- Measured on site for anything larger than a repair
- Pump on hand if the truck can't reach the pour
Concrete in Gainesville, priced straight.
Tell us what you're pouring in Gainesville and we'll come back with a written price. Builders and masons: send the plan.