Concrete Contractors in Sumterville, FL

Sumterville is an unincorporated community in central Sumter County, and concrete contractors working here are mostly pouring for rural homes, RV lots and small farms. It is bordered by Bushnell to the south, Coleman to the north, Lake Panasoffkee to the west and the Lake County line to the east. The community and the county are both named after General Thomas Sumter, and Sumterville was an early county seat. We pour driveways and aprons, patios, RV and equipment pads, walks and slabs, and we repair concrete that has cracked or sunk.

Roads that shape the work

US 301 runs north and south through Sumterville, County Road 470 crosses it east to west, and State Road 471 ends at US 301 here. Interstate 75 runs along the western edge, with Exit 321 serving Sumterville and CR 470. Homes along 301 and 470 have driveways that tie into busier roads; homes on side roads may have long sand or limerock lanes. Where a lane meets pavement, a concrete apron keeps the edge from breaking down and stops sand from washing onto the road.

Unincorporated means county rules

Without a city government, Sumterville's permits come from Sumter County. The county says a driveway permit is required for residential driveway work, including a new driveway, a change to an existing driveway's surface, or widening where it meets the street, and that residential driveway permits are free. Driveways onto US 301 or other state roads can involve the state as well. We check with the right office for your address and handle the application before we schedule the pour.

Sumter County also lists a building design wind speed of 135 mph. If you are pouring a slab for a carport, RV cover or metal building, the structure's plans will set the footing and anchor details, and we pour to them.

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A community with a college and a co-op

Sumterville is home to a campus of Lake-Sumter State College and to Sumter Electric Cooperative (SECO), and the Shady Brook Golf and RV Resort is here too. The community sits about 75 feet above sea level. A railroad spur ran into Sumterville until the 1930s, and a former Seaboard Coast Line right-of-way carried the Silver Meteor through until 1988. The mix today is rural homes, RV sites and small acreage, which means many of our jobs here are pads and practical slabs rather than decorative patios.

What we pour in Sumterville

• Driveways: concrete aprons, parking areas and full driveways
• RV and trailer pads: level, thickened pads for RVs, boats and trailers
• Patios: rear patios and screen room floors
• Walks: paths from the drive to the door
• Slabs: carport, workshop and shed slabs
• Repair: cracked, broken or sunken concrete

Pads that stay level

An RV or trailer pad has to carry heavy, concentrated loads at the tires and jacks. We size thickness for that, compact the base well, and slope the pad just enough to drain without making the RV sit off-level. Call (352) 706-8874 to talk about your project.