Concrete in Micco and Barefoot Bay — carports, lanais and golf-cart paths at the county line
Barefoot Bay is one of the largest 55-plus communities in Florida — about 10,000 residents in manufactured and modular homes on a golf course by the Sebastian River — and Micco is the river-and-US-1 neighborhood beside it. The concrete here is carport slabs, lanai and Florida-room pads, driveways and the paths the golf carts run on.
At the southern tip of Brevard County, Micco and Barefoot Bay are a different kind of concrete work from the rest of the Space Coast. Barefoot Bay's homes are manufactured and modular on individual lots with carports, screened lanais, Florida rooms and driveways that were poured in the 1970s and '80s when the community was built, and the community's rules govern what goes where. Micco, along US-1, Micco Road and the Sebastian River, is older river cottages and newer block homes on bigger lots, with docks and boat pads and the occasional flood-zone foundation. Both are unincorporated Brevard County, so anything in the right-of-way is a county permit.
The jobs we do here most are replacing and extending carport and driveway slabs so the second car and the golf cart both fit; pouring pads for lanai and Florida-room additions and the aluminum-room contractors who build on them; replacing settled walks and the paths to the mailbox; resurfacing and replacing the pool decks at the older Micco homes; and the small pads — A/C, generator, shed, hot tub — that a retirement home accumulates. We size the crew to the community's quiet hours, keep the trucks off the golf-cart paths, and know the Barefoot Bay Recreation District's approval process because we've been through it.
What we do in Micco & Barefoot Bay
Carport and driveway slabs
Replacement and widening for the second car and the cart, poured level with the home's entry and pitched to drain.
Lanai and Florida-room pads
Slabs with footings for the aluminum-room contractor's engineering, at the right height for the home's floor.
Community and county rules
Barefoot Bay Recreation District approvals prepared; county right-of-way permits for anything at the road.
Streets, units and communities we cover
- Barefoot Bay
- Micco
- Micco Road
- US-1 south
- Barefoot Boulevard
- Sebastian River shore
- Little Hollywood
- Roseland edge (Indian River County line)
- Grant-Valkaria south edge
- Barefoot Bay Golf Course area
- Snug Harbor
- Sebastian Inlet approach
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Concrete services available in Micco & Barefoot Bay
- Concrete driveways, culverts & swale aprons, walkways & sidewalks
- Patios & lanai slabs, pool decks, pool deck resurfacing, stamped & decorative
- Shed, boat & RV pads, foundations & additions
- Repair & leveling, removal & demolition
- Commercial & HOA concrete
Questions from Micco & Barefoot Bay homeowners
Can I replace my Barefoot Bay carport slab myself or does it go through the district?
Structural changes and additions in Barefoot Bay go through the Recreation District's review and the county's permit; a like-for-like slab replacement is usually simpler but still needs to meet setbacks and the district's rules. We prepare the paperwork and we've done enough of them that it moves quickly.
Is there a permit for a lanai or Florida-room pad?
The room is a permitted structure through Brevard County, and the slab and footings are inspected as part of that permit. We pour to the aluminum-room contractor's engineering and coordinate the inspections with them.
Do you work around the community's quiet hours and cart traffic?
Yes. We schedule pours for mid-morning where the district asks, keep trucks off the cart paths, and clean up the same day.
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