Concrete Contractor Service Areas in South Florida
Operating directly from our Miramar base, M and C Concrete Services delivers engineered concrete flatwork, structural footers, slab foundations, and seawall restoration across Broward County, Miami-Dade County, and southern Palm Beach County. Every pour complies strictly with Florida Building Code High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) engineering criteria.
Miramar, FL Headquarters
Located at 10461 SW 52nd St, Miramar, FL 33025, our central logistics center enables swift equipment deployment, immediate laser-level site surveys, and dedicated crew dispatch across all South Florida corridors.
Immediate Service Areas (10–25 Minutes)
Communities adjacent to our Miramar operational base receive top dispatch priority for same-day on-site evaluations, concrete inspections, trip-hazard grinding, and scheduled pours.
Broward County, FL
One of only two Florida counties in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Its 2020 tidal flood barrier code (Ch. 39 Art. XXV) sets a 5 ft NAVD88 minimum for seawalls on tidal waterways.
Pembroke Pines, FL
Directly north of Miramar. Century Village's 55+ condo walkways need trip-hazard grinding, while west-of-I-75 HOAs from the 1990s–2000s require architectural approval for driveway finishes.
Hollywood, FL
Founded in 1925 by Joseph Young. Hollywood Lakes and North Lake canal homes sit on tidal water, where the city applies Broward's seawall elevation and maintenance rules as king tides worsen.
West Park, FL
Borders east Miramar along SR 7. Carver Ranches and Lake Forest ranch homes from the 1950s–60s still have thin original driveways and flat lots that pond after summer storms.
Pembroke Park, FL
A small town packed with warehouses off Hallandale Beach Blvd and SW 30th Ave, plus manufactured-home communities. Heavy-load aprons and level home pads are the typical jobs.
Miami Gardens, FL
Directly south of Miramar across County Line Rd. 1960s Carol City and Norland block homes need driveway and apron replacement under city right-of-way permits, near the Hard Rock Stadium district.
Country Club, FL
An unincorporated CDP on the Broward line south of Miramar, so permits go through Miami-Dade County rather than a city. Dense townhome and condo HOAs surround the Country Club of Miami golf course.
Miami Lakes, FL
The Graham family's 1962 planned town with curving freshwater lakes. Lake-bank erosion, bulkhead caps and settling backyard patios are common on lakefront lots.
Hallandale Beach, FL
Golden Isles canal homes on tidal Intracoastal water face Broward's seawall elevation rule. Salt air near Gulfstream Park and A1A speeds up rebar rust and spalling.
Cooper City, FL
A family suburb near Brian Piccolo Park, with 1980s–90s Embassy Lakes and Rock Creek homes on larger lots. Driveway widening and pool-deck replacement are the usual requests.
Southwest Ranches, FL
A semi-rural town incorporated in 2000, with one- and two-acre ranch lots near the C-11 canal. Typical jobs are barn slabs, RV pads and long driveways over swale culverts.
Broward & Miami-Dade Coverage (20–35 Minutes)
Full-service concrete contractor coverage across South Florida municipal boundaries. Fully licensed and permitted for residential, HOA, and commercial concrete installations.
Miami-Dade County, FL
An HVHZ county where unincorporated areas (over a million residents) pull permits from the county building department. Sidewalk work in the right-of-way needs a Public Works permit.
Davie, FL
A horse-country town with trails along the Orange Drive canal. Common jobs are driveway culvert crossings over swales and barn-aisle slabs, plus rentals near Nova Southeastern University.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
The "Venice of America", with about 165 miles of waterways. Las Olas Isles and Rio Vista seawalls are overtopped by king tides and face city elevation and maintenance enforcement.
Plantation, FL
A heavy live-oak and ficus canopy over 1950s–60s Old Plantation lots lifts driveways and walks. Root-heave trip hazards are the signature repair.
Sunrise, FL
Sunrise Lakes' 1970s 55+ condo phases have miles of shared walkways where heaved joints become fall risks. There are also commercial pads around Sawgrass Mills and the arena district.
Weston, FL
An Arvida-built master plan on the Everglades edge (incorporated 1996), where HOA architectural review dictates driveway color, finish and border details.
Dania Beach, FL
Broward's oldest city (1904). Marine-industry yards along the Dania Cut-Off Canal and 1940s–50s homes near the airport need heavy slabs and seawall work.
Lauderhill, FL
Inverrary's 1970s golf-course condos and townhomes run on association budgets, so curb stops, walkway panels and parking-lot edges are repaired in phased cycles.
Lauderdale Lakes, FL
A compact city of 1960s–70s garden condos along State Road 7, where older ramps and walks often fall short of current ADA slope and landing rules.
Oakland Park, FL
Light-industrial bays along Dixie Highway and the FEC rail line sit beside 1950s block homes. Jobs range from forklift-worn slabs to replacement driveways.
Wilton Manors, FL
The "Island City", encircled by forks of the Middle River. Many 1950s lots back onto canal seawalls, and narrow streets make small-pour logistics matter.
Tamarac, FL
Founded in 1963 by Ken Behring as a retirement community. Mainlands and Kings Point residents need low-threshold ramps, level walks and slip-resistant finishes.
North Lauderdale, FL
1970s–80s townhome communities with shared driveways and parking pads, where one sunken panel affects several units and HOA approval comes first.
Margate, FL
Incorporated in 1955. Its 1960s–70s single-family blocks off Margate Blvd and Rock Island Rd have original driveways now 50–60 years old.
Hialeah, FL
Dense 1950s–60s CBS homes around historic Hialeah Park, where multi-car households widen front driveways within the city's paving and lot-coverage limits.
Hialeah Gardens, FL
1980s–2000s subdivisions off Okeechobee Road beside the Lake Belt limestone quarries, where heavy aggregate-truck traffic wears down streets and aprons.
Opa-locka, FL
Glenn Curtiss's 1926 Moorish Revival city. Industrial yards around the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport need heavy-load slabs and truck aprons.
Golden Glades, FL
An unincorporated 1950s–60s neighborhood ringed by the Golden Glades Interchange, with county-permitted driveway aprons and aging swale sidewalks.
Ives Estates, FL
An unincorporated area hugging the Broward line along Ives Dairy Road, with 1970s–80s homes and townhomes on flat lots prone to summer ponding.
North Miami Beach, FL
Eastern Shores' tidal canals off Maule Lake and the Intracoastal flood at king tide, while 1950s homes west of Biscayne Blvd need driveway replacement.
Aventura, FL
A high-rise condo city where post-Surfside milestone inspections (SB 4-D) flag garage-deck, ramp and pool-deck spalling for repair.
North Miami, FL
Keystone Point's island homes sit on tidal Biscayne Bay canals, while older neighborhoods near Arch Creek have 1950s driveways and swale sidewalks.
Miami Shores, FL
A 1920s–30s Mediterranean Revival village (home of Barry University) where design review governs driveway materials and finishes on historic streets.
Doral, FL
A logistics and warehouse hub beside Miami International Airport and the Palmetto Expressway, where truck-court joints, dock aprons and dumpster pads carry constant heavy loads.
Miami Springs, FL
Glenn Curtiss's 1920s Pueblo Revival homes beside the Miami Springs golf course and the Miami Canal, with mature trees and original narrow driveways.
Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Oceanfront towers on Collins Avenue take direct salt spray, so pool decks, beach-access walks and plaza slabs spall faster than inland concrete.
Extended South Florida Coverage Areas
In addition to our core published coverage hubs, M and C Concrete Services handles substantial residential estates, large HOA communities, commercial flatwork, and seawall engineering projects throughout northern Broward and Palm Beach County. Contact our operations desk to schedule an on-site consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Service Areas
Clear guidance regarding dispatch times, municipal permitting, and regional coverage across Broward and Miami-Dade.
Operating from our central logistics base in Miramar, our field crews dispatch within 10 to 25 minutes to primary communities including Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, West Park, and Miami Gardens, and within 20 to 35 minutes across Broward and North Miami-Dade counties for scheduled evaluations.
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