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Concrete Driveway, Slab, and Foundation Services in Orlando, FL

Expert concrete contractors in Orlando. We install driveways, slabs, and structural foundations for residential and commercial projects. Licensed and insured.

At ALFE Contracting Services, we deliver high-performance concrete solutions for residential and commercial projects across Orlando and Central Florida. Whether you’re laying the groundwork for a new building or upgrading exterior surfaces, our concrete work is built for durability, structural integrity, and visual appeal.

Our concrete services include:

  • Driveway Installation & Replacement: Custom layouts, stamped finishes, and reinforced solutions for long-term use and curb appeal.

  • Concrete Slabs: Precision-poured slabs for patios, garages, additions, and ADUs, engineered to meet load-bearing requirements.

  • Structural Foundations: From monolithic pours to block stem wall systems, we create level, code-compliant foundations that stand the test of time.

We use high-grade materials, advanced forming techniques, and proper curing processes to deliver results that resist cracking, shifting, and wear. Our team also handles site preparation, grading, drainage, and local permitting for a seamless experience from start to finish.

Whether you’re building from the ground up or improving your property’s functionality, trust ALFE Contracting Services for concrete work done right.

ALFE Contracting Services crew pouring and finishing concrete at a residential property in Orlando, Central Florida

Do I need a permit to pour a concrete slab or driveway?

Yes. In Orange County a permit is required when pouring concrete — driveways, walkways and concrete pads all count. Pavers are treated differently and need a zoning permit only, which is one reason some homeowners choose them.

Two things get reviewed that people rarely anticipate. The first is impervious area: how much of your lot ends up covered by surfaces water cannot soak through. The second is drainage — where the runoff goes once it cannot soak in. A slab that pushes water toward your foundation or your neighbor’s yard is precisely what plan review exists to catch.

If the slab will carry something later — pergola posts, a screen enclosure frame, an addition — the footings have to be designed now. Pouring first and designing second is how you end up coring concrete you just paid for. Full detail in our job-by-job permit guide for Central Florida.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What concrete work do you do?

Slabs, driveways, sidewalks, patios, equipment pads and footings, both residential and commercial. When it is structural, the design comes from our engineering side rather than a rule of thumb.

Do I need a permit to pour a driveway or patio?

Usually yes, and in some jurisdictions a driveway apron also needs approval because it ties into the public right of way. We check the requirement for your address and pull the permit.

How thick should a concrete slab be?

It depends on what it carries. A patio, a driveway with a work truck on it and an equipment pad are three different designs. We size the thickness, base and reinforcement for the actual load instead of pouring everything the same.

Why does concrete crack in Florida?

Mostly from a poorly compacted base, the wrong control joint spacing, or concrete that cured too fast in the heat. Hairline shrinkage cracking is normal; structural cracking is not, and it usually traces back to one of those three.

Plumbing and gas work in Central Florida is handled by our sister company, Blessed Solutions Plumbing — licensed plumbers, 24/7 emergency service in Orlando, Kissimmee and St. Cloud.