Concrete Contractors in Weirsdale, FL

Weirsdale is an unincorporated community in southern Marion County, and concrete contractors who work here split their time between small farms, horse properties and homes near Lake Weir. It sits near the intersection of State Road 25 and State Road 42, and it is part of the Ocala metropolitan area. A post office called Weirsdale has operated since 1892. We pour driveways and aprons, patios, walks, and slabs for barns, shops and equipment, and we repair concrete that has cracked or settled.

Built on citrus

Wikipedia says Weirsdale has historically been centered on the citrus packing industry. Packing houses, groves and farm buildings shaped the community, and many properties still have outbuildings and long drives. Those properties need practical concrete: a barn aisle that can be hosed down, a workshop floor that takes a tractor, a wash pad that drains fast, and a driveway apron that holds its edge where a lane meets a state road.

Lake Weir next door

Lake Weir, close by, covers 5,685 acres with 38 miles of shoreline, and its surface sits at about 52 feet above sea level. The lake averages 10 to 20 feet deep, with a maximum of 34 feet. Homes near the shore deal with damp ground in the rainy season and runoff heading toward the water. We grade patios and driveways so water spreads across the yard, and we compact the base so slab edges stay supported.

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County permits

Weirsdale has no city government, so permits come from Marion County. The county's Building Safety office handles building, development review, driveway, right-of-way and zoning permits through its Civic Access system. Driveways onto SR 25 or SR 42 may also involve the state. We check what your project needs and handle the applications with you before we schedule.

Pouring for heavy use

On a farm, a slab is a tool. We size thickness and reinforcement to the heaviest thing that will sit or roll on it, thicken the edges where equipment enters, and slope floors toward a door or drain so wash water leaves the building. For a horse barn, we can add a broom or textured finish in aisles for footing. For a workshop, a smoother finish makes it easier to sweep and roll tools.

What we pour in Weirsdale

• Driveways: aprons onto state and county roads, parking pads and full drives
• Barn and shop slabs: aisles, wash pads, workshop and equipment floors
• Patios: rear patios and screen room floors
• Walks: paths between the house and outbuildings
• Pads: tank, generator, trailer and RV pads
• Repair: cracked, sunken or broken sections

Call (352) 706-8874 to set up a visit.