Business Details
26 Years
experience
Trusted Concrete Contractors in Broward County, FL
Broward County Concrete, a third-generation family-owned business, has been delivering high-quality concrete solutions for residential and commercial projects since 2000. Our expertise spans custom decorative concrete, stamped designs, and advanced finishing techniques, tailored to transform ordinary spaces into durable, visually striking environments. We combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, prioritizing sustainability and eco-friendly practices to reduce environmental impact while maintaining industry-leading standards. Our team specializes in excavation, concrete pumping, and epoxy flooring applications, ensuring precision and efficiency for every project.With a commitment to open communication and a 'no fluff' approach, we collaborate closely with clients to bring their visions to life. Our work includes driveways, patios, pool decks, and commercial flatwork, all designed to enhance aesthetic appeal and property value. Recognized as the 2024 'Best in Business Quality' in Broward County, we stand by our philosophy of 'working smarter, not harder,' ensuring clean job sites and client satisfaction from start to finish.
Services
Decorative Overlays
Stamped Concrete
Concrete Pumping
Excavating
Epoxy Flooring
Polished Concrete
Acid Staining
Residential Flatwork
Commercial Flatwork
Concrete Finishing
Details
- Year established: 2000
Highlights and features
- Third-generation family-owned expertise in concrete craftsmanship.
- Custom decorative designs mimicking natural stone, brick, and wood.
- Eco-friendly materials and practices for sustainable construction.
- 24/7 personalized support for residential and commercial projects.
- Awarded 'Best in Business Quality' in Broward County (2024).
What people say
Work of art
Highly recommend
Professional and thorough
Beautiful results
Excellent communication
Services
Decorative Concrete Overlays
Transform existing surfaces with thin, durable overlays that mimic stone, tile, or wood. Ideal for patios, pool decks, and interiors, these solutions combine aesthetic appeal with cost-effectiveness. Our team ensures seamless application for long-lasting, low-maintenance results.
Stamped Concrete
Create custom designs using textured stamps that replicate natural materials. Perfect for driveways, walkways, and commercial spaces, this method offers visual appeal at a fraction of the cost of real stone or pavers.
Concrete Pumping
Utilize boom pumps and 23-inch line pumping for efficient concrete placement in hard-to-reach areas. This method ensures precision and speed for large-scale residential or commercial projects.
Epoxy Flooring
Apply high-durability epoxy coatings for garages, warehouses, and commercial facilities. These seamless, chemical-resistant surfaces enhance safety with slip-resistant textures and long-term protection against wear.
Excavating
Leverage skid steerers and dump trucks for precise excavation, grading, and site preparation. This foundational service ensures proper drainage and stability for residential and commercial concrete installations.
People
John Garrett III
Owner And President
Third-generation concrete expert with over 20 years of experience, John leads with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and client collaboration. His hands-on approach ensures every project meets exacting standards.
Questions
How long does concrete last?
Well-maintained concrete can last over 100 years, with peak strength at 50 years and gradual breakdown afterward.
What factors affect concrete costs?
Costs range from $8–$25 per square foot depending on project complexity, design elements, and material choices.
Can concrete be customized?
Yes, concrete can be stained, dyed, or stamped during installation to mimic stone, brick, or wood textures.
How long does installation take?
Projects typically take 5–25 business days, with full curing requiring up to 28 days or longer with additives.
Is stamped concrete durable?
Stamped concrete offers aesthetic appeal at a fraction of the cost, though plain concrete may be more durable for high-traffic areas.
How are cracks prevented?
Control joints are strategically placed every 10–12 feet to manage cracking caused by soil movement or weight.
