Concrete Work
Concrete driveways, slabs and pads, foundations, patios, pool decks, sidewalks and brick pavers across Marion County. The same company that builds the barn pours the slab under it.
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The Villages is a 55-plus community spread across Sumter, Lake and Marion counties, about 20 miles south of Ocala. The developer builds the homes: deed restrictions give it the sole right to build the home on each homesite. The same restrictions call for a concrete driveway at each home. So the concrete work here is what homeowners add later, usually with approval from the Architectural Review Committee (ARC).
Superior Concrete and Construction is a builder based in Ocala that pours its own concrete. In The Villages, that means concrete driveway extensions, lanai and patio slabs, pool decks and brick pavers. We come down US 27/441 from Ocala, about 21 miles to Spanish Springs, for a free on-site estimate. Call or text (352) 286-7836.
Tell us about the job. We come out, look at the site and give you a free on-site estimate.
Some projects are off the table inside The Villages. Deed restrictions say storage and utility buildings must attach to the home, so detached barns and sheds are out. The golf cart paths are not a homeowner project either.
What homeowners can add is flatwork, inside their district's rules. That covers lanai slabs, patios and pool decks, plus front walkways and sitting areas. It also covers driveway extensions and small pads for an air conditioner, pool equipment or a generator.
Screen rooms and birdcages need a concrete or other finished floor. The door pad outside one can be no larger than 4 by 4 feet. The enclosure company builds the cage; we pour the slab under it.
Each district has its own ARC manual, so no single rule fits every district. In District 1 and in Districts 13 to 16, a driveway extension must attach to the driveway the developer built. It must serve a garage, such as a garage expansion or a golf cart garage. It must also match the existing color, coating or pavers.
Coatings and pavers are where the districts split. District 1 requires ARC approval for painting, coating or pavers on a home's driveway. Districts 13 to 16 skip it for homes and Patio Villas, but hot, electric, neon or bright colors stay banned.
In Districts 13 to 16, a Patio Villa may widen its driveway 2 feet at most on each side. A Courtyard Villa there cannot widen or extend its driveway, corner villas aside. Its golf cart garage driveway can be 6 feet wide at most. In District 1, Courtyard Villa driveway color or pavers need a petition signed by 75 percent of the unit's homeowners.
The homeowner submits the ARC application, with a site plan showing property lines, easements and the new work. There is no fee, and the committee reviews more than 300 applications a week. The District 1 manual names a concrete patio as an example and says approval must come before any work starts. There, an approval stays good for nine months, with one extension of up to nine more.
ARC approval is not a permit. Permits come from the city or county building department, which depends on where the home sits. Inside Wildwood, where District 16 was set up in 2025, Sumter County issues the building permits. Homes on the Marion side, in unincorporated Lake County, Lady Lake or Leesburg use that area's building department.
Sumter County's no-permit list includes concrete flatwork, and pavers that are not part of a pool or spa deck. Its driveway page requires a no-charge permit to add a driveway, change its surface or widen it at the street. Inside Wildwood, the city also has its own residential driveway permit and impervious surface application. We plan the pour around the ARC approval and any permit your building department wants.
Sumter County's ground runs wetter than Marion's. On over half of Sumter County, NRCS data puts the wet-season water table within about a foot of the surface. Limestone sits at or near the surface on about 60 percent of the county. The Florida Geological Survey logged subsidence reports inside The Villages in 2024, though it does not field-check most reports.
That is why the base matters under a lanai slab or a driveway extension. The survey lists poorly compacted soil after digging among the causes of settling that can look like a sinkhole. We strip soft soil, compact the base and slope new concrete away from the house. Florida's residential code requires hard surfaces within 10 feet of a home to slope at least 2 percent away.
Approval does not shift the drainage risk. The manuals say homeowners stay liable for building into an easement or blocking drainage, even with approval. In Districts 1 and 13 to 16, a home's patio must stay 3 feet off side and rear lot lines. The free estimate spells out the thickness, reinforcement, base and finish, as it does for all our concrete work.
Communities and areas we serve around The Villages: Spanish Springs, Lake Sumter Landing, Brownwood Paddock Square, Calumet Grove, Briar Meadow, Chitty Chatty, Southern Oaks, Moultrie Creek, Long Prairie, Lady Lake, Wildwood, Fruitland Park.
The Villages ZIP codes served: 32159, 32162, 32163.
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(352) 286-7836 Concrete driveways, slabs and pads, foundations, patios, pool decks, sidewalks and brick pavers across Marion County. The same company that builds the barn pours the slab under it.
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New concrete driveways, extensions, aprons and driveway replacement across Marion County. The estimate spells out the thickness, the reinforcement, the base and the finish for your job.
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Paver driveways, patios, walkways and pool decks, laid on a compacted base with edge restraints and sand-filled joints. Free on-site estimates across Marion County.
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Ground-up new homes on your land across Marion County, built on a slab we pour ourselves. You bring the plans, and we take it from site prep to the last nail.
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Steel-frame and post-frame barndominium homes, built on your land across Marion County. The same company that pours the slab builds the home on top of it.
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Post-frame pole barns, equipment shelters, sheds and detached garages built on your land. We prepare the pad and raise the frame, and we can pour the slab under it too.
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Center-aisle horse barns, shed-row barns and run-in shelters for farms and acreage across Marion County. The same company that builds the barn pours the aisle slab and the aprons.
Learn MoreA few of the questions we hear most around The Villages. If yours is not here, call and ask.
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Tell us about the job. We come out, look at the site and give you a free on-site estimate.