Allied Concrete Company Concrete Contractor · New Smyrna Beach, FL
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A local concrete contractor serving homeowners across New Smyrna Beach, FL.

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Our Story

How We Got Into Pouring Concrete

We pour and finish concrete for homes around New Smyrna Beach, driveways, patios, slabs, sidewalks and pool decks. Most of us came up doing this work through years of forms, finish trowels and Florida heat, and it's still what we do every day.

If you're here, you're probably staring at a driveway with cracks running out from the edges, a patio slab that tips the wrong way, or a shed pad that never got poured right the first time. Most cracking like that comes from a base that wasn't compacted enough or joints that were never cut, not from bad concrete itself. We start every repair by figuring out which one it is, since patching over a base problem just means you're back here again in a year or two.

10+
Years Experience
500+
Projects Completed
11
Cities Served
Why Choose Us

What you get when you hire us

None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.

Licensed & Insured

We carry the license and insurance this trade requires in Florida. Ask for certificates before we start, we'll have them ready.

Written Quotes

We measure the job and give you a number in writing, not a rough guess over the phone. That way you know the thickness, the finish and the price before any concrete truck shows up.

Our Own Crew

We don't sub the pour out to whoever's available that week. The people who look at your driveway are the same ones finishing it.

On-Time Pours

Concrete trucks run on a schedule, and a late start can mean pouring in the heat of the afternoon instead of the morning. We plan pour dates around the weather, not just our calendar.

Clean Job Sites

Leftover forms, wire mesh scraps and washout concrete don't get left in your yard. We clean the site before we call the job finished.

Local Know-How

Sandy soil and a high water table change how a slab performs here compared to inland clay. We build the base and the joints around what actually happens to concrete on this coast.

Common Questions

Things people ask us

What people usually want to know about who they're hiring.

How long has your crew been doing concrete work?
Experience in the concrete trade generally shows in the details, clean joint lines, consistent slopes for drainage, and a finish that doesn't scale or dust within the first year. Any concrete contractor asked about their background should give a straightforward answer along with examples of finished work.
Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?
Some concrete contractors pour with an in-house crew from start to finish, while others subcontract parts of the job like demolition or excavation to outside companies. It's worth asking directly, since a contractor handling the pour and finish personally has more control over the final quality.
Can I see examples of past concrete projects?
A concrete contractor should be able to show photos of completed driveways, patios or slabs similar to the project being considered. Seeing finished work in person nearby, if a past customer allows it, gives the clearest sense of finish quality and color consistency.
Why choose a smaller concrete contractor over a large company?
A smaller concrete contractor often means the person who quotes the job is also the one on-site pouring and finishing it, rather than a sales rep handing the work to a rotating crew. That usually means more direct communication and fewer surprises about who's actually doing the work.
Where are you based?
Allied Concrete Company is based in New Smyrna Beach, FL, and works throughout the surrounding coastal and inland communities within driving distance.
How far in advance do I need to book?
Availability for concrete work varies by season, with spring and fall being the busiest times for driveway and patio pours due to milder weather. Booking two to four weeks ahead is typical, though small repair jobs can sometimes be scheduled sooner.
Do you clean up the site after the job is finished?
Site cleanup after a concrete pour should include removing forms, excess base material, and any washout concrete left over from mixing trucks. A finished job should leave the property looking the same as before, minus the new concrete.
What happens if something gets damaged on my property during the work?
A licensed and insured concrete contractor carries liability coverage for accidental damage to landscaping, irrigation lines, or structures during the work. Confirming insurance coverage before the job starts protects the homeowner if equipment or a concrete truck causes unexpected damage.
Will you finish a concrete job another contractor started?
Taking over a partially finished concrete job depends on what stage it's at, since forms already set or a base already poured by another contractor may need to be redone to match specs. A contractor should inspect the existing work before agreeing to pick it up mid-project.
How can I tell if concrete work is being done correctly?
Correct concrete work shows in details like consistent slope for drainage, control joints spaced every eight to twelve feet, and a finish free of trowel marks or discoloration. Asking to see the base compaction and reinforcement before the pour, and checking joint spacing after, are simple ways to verify quality.

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