Commercial and HOA concrete in Palm Bay — pads, ramps, curbs and community programs
Reinforced dumpster pads, ADA sidewalks and ramps to the current standard, curb and gutter, drive-through and loading-dock panels, equipment pads, and the sidewalk-panel and pool-deck programs an association board can put on one contract.
Palm Bay's commercial corridors — Malabar Road, Palm Bay Road, Babcock Street, the Bayside Lakes and St. Johns Heritage Parkway developments, the Kirby industrial parks — run on flatwork: sidewalks, ramps, curbs, dumpster pads, drive-through lanes and loading areas that take truck traffic and get inspected against ADA, FDOT and city standards. We pour them for property managers, general contractors, churches, restaurants and small businesses: reinforced dumpster pads and approaches that don't crumble under the front loader, ADA sidewalks and curb ramps with detectable warnings to the current standard, curb and gutter, heavy-duty drive-through and loading panels with dowelled joints, and equipment and generator pads to the engineer's spec. Permitted through the Building Division or Public Works as the job requires, with certificates of insurance and lien releases your lender or owner wants.
For associations, we do the jobs that come up every budget cycle: the sidewalk-panel replacement list from the reserve study, pool-deck resurfacing at the clubhouse, replacing the settled aprons at the entry, curb repair after the garbage truck, and the ADA ramp the insurer flagged. One contract, one insurance certificate, scheduled around the residents, priced per panel or per square foot so the board can compare year to year. Bayside Lakes, the SW subdivisions off Jupiter and San Filippo, Viera's communities and the beachside condo associations are the ones we work with most.
What's included
ADA sidewalks and ramps
Running and cross slopes, landings and detectable warnings to the current ADA and FDOT standard; inspected and documented.
Dumpster pads and approaches
Six to eight inches, #4 rebar on a grid, thickened where the loader's front wheels land, sized to the hauler's spec.
Curb, gutter and drive panels
Type D and F curb, valley gutter, heavy-duty drive-through and loading panels with dowelled joints.
Equipment and generator pads
To the engineer's or manufacturer's drawing, with sleeves and anchors placed before the pour.
HOA programs
Sidewalk-panel lists, pool-deck resurfacing, entry aprons and curb repair on one contract, priced per unit for the reserve study.
Paperwork handled
Permits, insurance certificates naming the owner, lien releases, and a schedule that works around tenants and residents.
Commercial concrete pricing in Palm Bay, FL
| Job | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ADA sidewalk, 5' wide, 4" (per lin ft) | $48 – $80 | To standard, inspected |
| ADA curb ramp with detectable warnings (each) | $2,200 – $4,800 | Landing, slopes, truncated domes |
| Dumpster pad + approach, 6–8" reinforced (12'×24') | $5,000 – $9,500 | Hauler spec |
| Curb and gutter (per lin ft) | $32 – $58 | Type D/F, valley |
| Drive-through or loading panel, 8" reinforced (per sq ft) | $14 – $24 | Dowelled joints |
| HOA sidewalk-panel replacement (per 5'×5' panel) | $450 – $850 | Volume pricing |
These are 2026 Brevard County ranges so you can budget. Your written price is itemized — demolition and haul-off, base, thickness and steel, finish, joints, sealing, permit — and good for 30 days.
Recent work
Questions we get about commercial & hoa concrete
Are you licensed and insured for commercial work?
Yes — general liability and workers' compensation, with certificates issued naming the property owner or the general contractor as additional insured, and lien releases with every draw. Ask for them before any concrete contractor's truck is on the site; it's a reasonable request and we expect it.
Can you work around a business that's open?
That's most of what we do. Early pours, phased sections so the drive-through or the entrance stays open, night work where the tenant needs it, and a schedule agreed with the manager before we start.
How do you price for an HOA?
Per panel, per lineal foot or per square foot, with a unit-price schedule the board can carry in the reserve study and reuse next year. We walk the property with the manager, mark the panels and aprons on a map, and the proposal matches the map.
Do you do larger site work — parking lots, foundations?
Flatwork and pads up to a few thousand square feet, curb and gutter, and building slabs for small commercial buildings, yes. Full parking-lot paving and large structural foundations we refer to the site contractors we work alongside.