About St. Cloud Pro Concrete

What St. Cloud Pro Concrete pours

12 services, each with its own page. On a typical St. Cloud street that means replacing a driveway that has cracked and stained, widening one for a boat or a third car, pouring a slab under a screened lanai, putting a cool, grippy surface back on a pool deck, or setting a level pad for a standby generator before hurricane season.

Left to other trades: paver installation, asphalt paving, foundation repair and slab lifting, and pool interiors.

Sources behind the prices and rules

Prices come from Angi's 2026 Orlando-area cost guides, the October 2026 cost model at concreteslabcost.com including its Florida row, RemodelingExpense's June 2026 pad figures and HomeGuide's 2026 guides. The driveway cost and slab cost pages work through them.

Rules come from the City of St. Cloud's permit page, its 2026 building fee schedule (Resolution 2026-048R), its Public Works fees and its permit exemption form; Osceola County's code, road construction specifications, permit page and fee appendix; Florida Statutes sections 553.79 and 489.117; the 2023 Florida Building Code; the USDA soil survey; and the National Weather Service office in Melbourne. Where a number isn't published, such as the City's own driveway apron detail, the page says to ask the office. The city and county permit, termite, soil and weather guides were last reviewed in November 2026.

The area

St. Cloud, plus Harmony, Narcoossee, Ashton and Holopaw in unincorporated Osceola County. The service area page lists each one and who issues its permits.

From request to quote

Requests come through the quote form: your name, phone, address and the job. We'll call you back to go over the concrete, and the quote is free.