Paving, drainage and concrete contractor in Homestead
Homestead and the Redland are where Miami-Dade still has room to build: new subdivisions, agricultural and equipment yards, and long private drives. We work for the City of Homestead and for owners across South Dade.
We have performed milling and resurfacing on a City of Homestead neighborhood resurfacing project as a subcontractor to National Traffic Solutions. In South Dade we also build limerock drives and yards, equipment pads, drainage for larger lots and new residential driveways.
South Dade is rock country: shallow oolitic limestone under a thin layer of soil. Excavation is harder and drainage percolates quickly once you reach rock, which changes how both base and drains are built.
What we do in Homestead
Permits and local conditions in Homestead
Right-of-way work inside Homestead city limits is permitted through the City of Homestead; the Redland and other unincorporated areas go through Miami-Dade County. Agricultural properties may have additional considerations for paving and fill.
Where rock is close to the surface we excavate with the right equipment and use it to our advantage for drainage. Long rural drives are often best built as compacted limerock first, with asphalt added later.
Questions from Homestead customers
Do you work in the Redland and unincorporated South Dade?
Yes, including farms, nurseries, equipment yards and large residential lots.
Can you build a limerock driveway or yard?
Yes, graded and compacted, and paved later if you want.
Have you worked for the City of Homestead?
Yes, as a subcontractor to National Traffic Solutions on a City of Homestead neighborhood milling and resurfacing project.
Need work done in Homestead?
Call, text photos on WhatsApp, or send the form. Site visit within the week and a written proposal within 48 hours for most jobs.