St. Cloud Pro Concrete
Concrete Contractor in St. Cloud FL
St. Cloud Pro Concrete pours concrete driveways, patios, stamped concrete, pool decks, slabs and pads for homes in St. Cloud, Florida, and the Osceola County communities just east of it. Every pour is planned for the ground here: fine flatwoods sand over a water table that rises close to the surface in summer, a rainy season from late May to mid October, and the permits the City and the county ask for before concrete meets the street.
- $110 + $100
- St. Cloud's right-of-way permit and driveway inspection fees for a single-family driveway at the street.
- 6 inches at the road
- Osceola County's minimum driveway thickness from the edge of pavement to the right-of-way line, with mesh or fiber.
- 61% of the rain
- The share of Orlando's yearly rainfall that falls in the wet season, May 24 to October 15 at the median (NWS).
Concrete services in St. Cloud, Florida
Most St. Cloud concrete work is one of three things: a driveway on a newer house that needs widening or replacing, a patio or pool deck that turns the back of a builder's lot into somewhere to sit, or a slab or pad for the shed, the generator or the hot tub. St. Cloud Pro Concrete also pours walkways and steps, garage floors and RV pads, and handles concrete repair, from sealing cracks to replacing a sunken panel. The eight services asked for most each have their own page.
Concrete DrivewaysNew and replacement driveways, poured thick enough at the street for the City or county inspector.Prices, rules and details →
Driveway Repair and ResurfacingCracks, sunken panels, worn tops and stains: patched, resurfaced or replaced panel by panel.Prices, rules and details →
Concrete PatiosBack patios and covered slabs that drain away from the house and sit below the stucco line.Prices, rules and details →
Stamped ConcreteFlagstone, slate and wood-plank patterns pressed into one pour, sealed with grip near the pool.Prices, rules and details →
Concrete Pool DecksNew decks around new and existing pools, sloped away from the water and ready for a cool coating.Prices, rules and details →
Pool Deck ResurfacingSpray-texture and acrylic coatings over a tired deck, after the cracks and loose spots are fixed.Prices, rules and details →
Concrete Slabs and FoundationsSlabs for additions, garages, barns and sheds, with the termite treatment and vapor retarder Florida code expects.Prices, rules and details →
Concrete PadsPads for AC units, generators, hot tubs, sheds and trash cans, priced as small jobs, not by the foot.Prices, rules and details →What a St. Cloud concrete contractor plans around
Sand and a high water table. Most of Osceola County is pine flatwoods: deep, poorly drained fine sands such as Smyrna and Myakka. The USDA's description of Smyrna sand puts the water table within 18 inches of the surface for one to four months in most years. That is why base prep, compaction and slope matter more here than the concrete mix, and why the sandy soil guide goes through it step by step.
Afternoon storms half the year. Orlando's wet season runs about 146 days. Summer pours are scheduled for the morning, finished before the storms build, and kept damp in the heat; the rain and heat guide has the details, including the 95 degree limit concrete specifications set for fresh concrete.
Termites and the stucco line. A patio poured against the house has to respect the Florida Building Code's termite rules: soil treatment under exterior concrete within a foot of the walls when soil treatment is used, and a 4 inch inspection gap between the patio and the wall finish. A concrete patio or lanai extension is set out with both in mind; the termite pretreatment guide quotes the code.
Two permit offices. Inside city limits the City of St. Cloud issues building permits and Public Works handles the right-of-way; in Harmony, Narcoossee and Holopaw it is Osceola County. The St. Cloud permit guide and the Osceola County permit guide list the fees and forms for each.
Request a St. Cloud concrete quote
Name, phone, address and the job. A rough size helps ("widen the driveway by 10 feet", "12 by 20 patio under the lanai", "pad for a 22 kW generator"), and so does saying whether old concrete has to come out first.
- St. Cloud, Harmony, Narcoossee, Ashton and Holopaw
- Driveways, patios, stamped concrete, pool decks, slabs and pads
- The quote is free
St. Cloud concrete prices in 2026
St. Cloud is part of the Orlando TV market, so the local figures below are Angi's Orlando-area numbers, set beside a 2026 cost model that prices Florida separately. Read the right-hand column: the spread is where size, thickness, tear-out and finish show up.
| Work | Price | Source and spread |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete driveway, Orlando area | $5 to $21 per sq ft | Average $6,490; most $2,700 to $14,500 with tear-out (Angi) |
| Two-car driveway, 20 x 24 ft, 4 in with mesh | $2,590 to $6,520 | Typical $3,970 (concreteslabcost.com) |
| Concrete slab, Orlando area | $4 to $8 per sq ft | About $6 at 3,000 PSI (Angi) |
| Concrete slab, Florida | $7.93 per sq ft typical | 20 x 20 typically $3,170 (concreteslabcost.com) |
| Concrete patio, Orlando area | $4 to $7 per sq ft | Average $2,865 (Angi) |
| Stamped concrete, Orlando area | $9 to $30 per sq ft | Average $4,604 (Angi) |
| Concrete pool deck, broom finish | $5 to $13 per sq ft | 600 sq ft deck typically $4,800 (concreteslabcost.com) |
| Driveway repair, Orlando area | $847 to $3,298 | Average $2,072 (Angi) |
| Small pads (AC, generator, hot tub) | Priced per job | Under about 200 sq ft a minimum charge applies; see the pad cost page |
Sources: Angi 2026 Orlando cost guides for concrete driveways, slabs, patios, stamped concrete and driveway repair; concreteslabcost.com October 2026 model, including its Florida state row. Planning ranges only; quotes vary by site.
Sizes and worked examples are on the concrete driveway cost, concrete slab cost and concrete pad cost pages. Small pads are priced as jobs, not by the square foot, because the truck, the forms and the crew's trip cost the same whether the pad is 16 square feet or 160.
How a concrete job in St. Cloud runs
A concrete driveway, a pool deck and a slab for a garage or shed follow the same five steps. A stamped finish adds color and texture in step four, and a generator pad adds the manufacturer's clearances in step one.
- 1Measure, mark and call 811
The slab is laid out with stakes and string, buried lines are marked through Sunshine 811, and the permit goes in: the City for jobs inside St. Cloud, Osceola County outside it, Public Works for anything touching the right-of-way.
- 2Dig out and build the base
Grass, roots and soft fill come out. The sand underneath is compacted, low spots are built up with clean fill, and the forms are set so water runs off the slab and away from the house.
- 3Reinforce
Wire mesh, fiber or rebar goes in to suit the job. Slabs that are part of a building get the termite treatment and a 6 mil vapor retarder first, per the Florida Building Code.
- 4Pour and finish
The truck pours, the concrete is screeded and floated, and the surface gets its finish: broom texture for grip, a stamp pattern, or exposed aggregate. Control joints are tooled in or saw-cut the next day.
- 5Cure and stay off it
The new slab is kept damp so the Florida sun doesn't dry the top too fast. Cars wait about a week and heavy trucks or RVs about four weeks, the timing Concrete Network gives for new driveways.
St. Cloud and eastern Osceola County
St. Cloud sits on the south shore of East Lake Tohopekaliga, east of Kissimmee along US 192. Its older blocks near the lakefront date to the 1909 veterans' colony, and its newer subdivisions spread south toward Canoe Creek and east toward Narcoossee Road. Past the city limits are the communities with their own pages: Narcoossee on the lake's east shore, Harmony on US 192, and Holopaw where US 192 and US 441 meet.
Each page says who issues the permit there and what is different about the ground and the rules. Full service area
Concrete guides for St. Cloud homeowners
About St. Cloud Pro Concrete
St. Cloud Pro Concreteis a concrete company for St. Cloud homes. It keeps to poured flatwork and slabs: driveways and their aprons, patios and lanai slabs, stamped and broom finishes, pool decks and their coatings, and the pads that hold up a home's equipment. Paver installation, asphalt, foundation repair and slab lifting belong to other trades, so they aren't offered here.
Prices on this site name their source and date, and every rule quotes the City, county or state document it comes from. Where a number isn't published, the page says to confirm it with the office that sets it. More about us
Concrete Contractor in St. Cloud FL: Common Questions
How much does a concrete driveway cost in St. Cloud FL?
Most Orlando-area concrete driveway jobs, St. Cloud included, land between $2,700 and $14,500 including tear-out of the old one, with an average of $6,490 and $5 to $21 per square foot (Angi, 2026). A plain two-car driveway of about 480 square feet models at $2,590 to $6,520 with 4 inch mesh-reinforced concrete (concreteslabcost.com, October 2026). Removal of an old slab, a thicker apron at the street and decorative finishes push a quote up. Quotes vary by site.
Do you need a permit to pour concrete in St. Cloud, Florida?
Often, yes. Inside city limits a new concrete pad is a residential permit with a $60 base fee in the City's 2026 schedule, and any driveway work in the right-of-way needs a Public Works permit ($110, plus $30 per curb cut and $100 for the driveway inspection). Outside city limits, Osceola County requires a driveway permit for any new or widened residential driveway. Single-family jobs under $7,500 can request an exemption unless the work is structural or the lot is in a flood hazard area.
How thick should a concrete driveway be in Florida?
Four inches is the common residential thickness for cars, and 5 inches is the usual step up where trucks or RVs park. In unincorporated Osceola County the part of the driveway between the road and the right-of-way line has to be 6 inches thick with wire mesh or fiber mesh throughout, under the county's road construction specifications. Ask the City of St. Cloud's Public Works office for its own apron detail before pouring inside city limits.
When is the best time of year to pour concrete around St. Cloud?
October through May is the easier window. The National Weather Service office in Melbourne puts the median start of Orlando's wet season at May 24 and its end at October 15, and those five months bring about 61 percent of the year's rain. Summer pours still happen, usually early in the morning, with the forecast checked for afternoon storms and the slab kept damp while it cures.
Does a new concrete slab need termite treatment in Florida?
Slabs that are part of a building do. The Florida Building Code requires termite protection for new construction, and when soil treatment is the method, it also has to go under any exterior concrete within 1 foot of the house walls, which covers patios and walks poured against the house. A licensed pest control company treats the soil and files a certificate of compliance with the building department.
How long before you can drive on a new concrete driveway?
About seven days for cars. Concrete Network notes a new driveway reaches roughly 70 percent of its strength in that time, and recommends waiting at least 28 days before parking an RV or a heavy truck on it. In summer heat the surface is kept damp while it cures, so the top doesn't dry out ahead of the slab underneath.
Where does St. Cloud Pro Concrete work?
St. Cloud and the parts of Osceola County east and north of it: Harmony, Narcoossee and the Narcoossee Road corridor, Ashton and the rural lots out toward Holopaw. Inside city limits the City of St. Cloud issues permits; everywhere else, Osceola County does.
Start your St. Cloud concrete project
Send the size, the address and what the concrete is for. The quote is free.