Concrete Contractors in Tampa, FL
35 contractors serving Tampa and surrounding areas
Tampa, Florida has 35 concrete contractors listed on ConcreteListings. Compare local pros for driveways, patios, foundations, slabs, and stamped concrete by rating and reviews, view their services and contact details, and request free quotes — all in one place. Estimate your project cost first →
Compare concrete contractors in Tampa
| Contractor | Services | Phone on file | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concretefix tampa | Stucco, Concrete Pool Decks, Concrete Demolition & Removal +9 more | Yes | Claimed & verified |
| Concrete Designs of Tampa Bay LLC | Concrete Pool Decks, Foundation Repair | Yes | Listed |
| Florida Masonry Construction Company | Decorative Concrete, Concrete Slabs | Yes | Listed |
| Concrete Impressions of Florida Inc. Corporate Office | Concrete Demolition & Removal, Sidewalks & Walkways, Retaining Walls | Yes | Listed |
| CapMen Concrete Cutting, Core Drilling, GPR & Fire Stop | Concrete Demolition & Removal, Decorative Concrete, Concrete Slabs +1 more | Yes | Listed |
| Mr Concrete Contractors Tampa | Concrete Driveways, Retaining Walls | Yes | Listed |
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Concrete Costs in Tampa (2026)
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| Project | Per sq ft | Typical job | Typical total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driveway (5″, brushed) | $8–$11 | 20×20 two-car | $3,150–$4,550 |
| Patio (4″) | $7–$10 | 12×14 | $1,150–$1,650 |
| Garage/shed slab (5″) | $6–$8 | 24×24 | $3,250–$4,700 |
| Sidewalk / walkway | $7–$11 | 4×40 | $1,200–$1,700 |
| Stamped concrete | $11–$17 | 12×14 patio | $1,950–$2,800 |
| Foundation repair | quote-based | crack injection → piering | $500–$12,000 |
Budgeting ranges from our regional cost model — site conditions, access, demolition, and grading move real quotes. Always compare 2–3 written local quotes.
What Tampa Does to Concrete — Local Conditions
Tampa sits on deep marine sand over a limestone base that's part of Florida's sinkhole belt, and the water table near the bay can be just a few feet down. Sand is actually good news for concrete — it drains fast and doesn't heave — but loose sand doesn't support anything until it's mechanically compacted, and a lot of Tampa driveway failure traces back to a crew that spread the sub-base and poured the same afternoon. Add the high water table in low-lying neighborhoods like Palmetto Beach or parts of South Tampa, and you get slabs that settle unevenly at the edges where saturated sand was never densified. A contractor who shows up with a plate compactor and talks about proof-rolling before talking about finishes is the one who understands Hillsborough County ground.
The weather works differently here than almost anywhere else in the country: there is no freeze-thaw cycle at all, so air entrainment and deicer damage aren't concerns, and concrete can be poured twelve months a year. The real enemies are the summer pattern — near-daily afternoon thunderstorms from June through September that can wash out a fresh finish — and hot-weather curing, where 90-degree slab temperatures flash off moisture and cause plastic shrinkage cracking. Good Tampa crews pour at dawn in summer, keep the slab wet-cured, and watch the radar like roofers do. Hurricane season also matters for scheduling: a named storm in the Gulf can push a pour back a week, and any contractor who won't build that slack into the timeline is overpromising.
Permits in Tampa
Residential concrete work in the city runs through City of Tampa Construction Services, which handles building permits and right-of-way work. A standard driveway replacement typically needs a permit — especially where the apron meets the city right-of-way — with fees typically in the $100–$300 range depending on scope. Flatwork wholly on private property, like a backyard patio, is often exempt, but anything touching the sidewalk or street connection is not. In practice the licensed contractor pulls the permit and rolls the cost into the bid; a contractor who asks you to pull an owner-builder permit for their work is a red flag. City of Tampa Construction Services →
When to schedule
There's no bad season for concrete in Tampa, but there are bad hours. October through May is the sweet spot — dry, mild, and predictable. In summer, insist on early-morning pours that finish before the afternoon storm window, and expect reputable crews to reschedule around radar rather than gamble a slab. Hurricane season (June–November) can bump dates on short notice; that's a sign of a careful contractor, not a flaky one.
How to Choose a Concrete Contractor in Tampa
- Get 2–3 written quotes that itemize base preparation, thickness, reinforcement, finish, and cleanup — a one-line quote is a red flag anywhere.
- Verify insurance and licensing before signing: general liability plus any state or local trade registration, and ask for certificates rather than taking a yes.
- Ask about base prep first. The invisible work under the slab decides how the visible work ages — gravel depth, compaction, and drainage belong in the quote in writing.
- Check real local work.Ask for addresses of pours from 3+ years ago you can drive past; weathered work tells the truth that fresh pours can't.
- In Tampa, hire the contractor who talks about compacting sand and beating the afternoon storms — not the one promising the cheapest square-foot price on ground they haven't tested.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Concrete Contractors in Tampa
How much does a concrete driveway cost in Tampa?
For a standard 20×20 two-car driveway at 5 inches thick with a brushed finish, expect $3,150–$4,550 installed in the Tampa area. Florida labor and material costs track close to the national average. Decorative finishes, thicker slabs for RVs or boats, and removal of an existing driveway add to that. Get line-item bids so you can see what's demolition, what's sub-base prep, and what's concrete.
Do I need to worry about sinkholes under a new slab in Tampa?
Hillsborough County is in Florida's sinkhole belt, but a driveway or patio doesn't require the geotechnical work a house does. What matters more day-to-day is compaction: Tampa's loose sand settles under a slab poured without proper sub-base densification, and that's the cause of most cracking here — not sinkholes. If your lot has known subsidence history or you see depressions forming, address that before pouring anything.
Do I need a permit for a driveway in Tampa?
Usually yes for a full driveway replacement, and always where the work touches the sidewalk or street apron in the city right-of-way. City of Tampa Construction Services handles it, with fees typically $100–$300. Your contractor should pull the permit under their license — that's normal practice and protects you, because inspections catch sub-base and thickness shortcuts you'd never see once the concrete is down.
When is the best time of year to pour concrete in Tampa?
Any month works — Tampa has no freeze concerns — but October through May gives the most predictable conditions. In summer, the daily afternoon thunderstorms mean pours should start at first light and be finished and protected before storms build, and hot-weather curing (keeping the slab moist) matters more than at any other time. A summer pour done right is fine; a summer pour done lazily shows shrinkage cracks within weeks.
How much do concrete contractors charge in Tampa?
Most concrete projects in Tampa, Florida run roughly $4 to $12 per square foot depending on the work. Plain slabs, walkways, and driveways sit at the lower end, while stamped, colored, and decorative concrete cost more. Use the free quote form above to get real pricing for your specific project from local contractors.
Are concrete contractors in Tampa licensed and insured?
Licensing rules vary by state and municipality. Many Florida concrete contractors carry a state or local trade license plus general liability insurance. Each listing on ConcreteListings surfaces available license and verification details — always confirm a contractor's credentials and insurance before signing a contract.
How do I get quotes from concrete contractors in Tampa?
Use the free quote form on this page to describe your project and get matched with up to three top-rated Tampa contractors. You can also browse the 35 listings above and contact pros directly by phone or website.
What types of concrete work can I find in Tampa?
Contractors serving Tampa handle driveways, patios, walkways, foundations and slabs, stamped and decorative concrete, retaining walls, and repair or resurfacing work. Filter the listings above by service to find a pro for your specific job.