How We Work in Wellington
Concrete Contractors Wellington pours and repairs residential concrete in Wellington, Florida and the western Palm Beach County towns around it: driveways, pool decks, patios, stamped and decorative surfaces, slabs and walkways, and repair or resurfacing of concrete that has settled, cracked or worn.
The ground and the weather shape every job here. Wellington sits about 16 feet above sea level on land that was drained for development, and the Acme Improvement District still runs the canals, pump stations and swales that move water off it. The nearby Palm Beach International Airport station records about 62 inches of rain a year, most of it from May through October. Concrete in this village rarely fails from cold. It fails from water: water that sits on a slab, runs under it, or washes the sand out from beneath it.
What you can expect
- A visit before a price. We measure, look at where water goes during a storm, and work out why the old concrete failed.
- A written, line-item quote. Removal, base, thickness, reinforcement, finish and sealing each get their own line.
- Permits and approvals checked. A driveway that ties into a Village street or an Acme facility needs its own permit. Many Wellington homes also sit inside an HOA with its own rules. We sort out both before work is scheduled.
- Pours planned around the heat and the storms. Early starts in summer, and a plan for the afternoon rain.
- Care notes at the end. Dates for walking, driving, swimming and sealing, in writing.
When resurfacing or leveling will solve the problem for less, the quote says so.