Concrete for Lakewood Park — canal lots, boats, sheds and no HOA
Twelve thousand people on the unincorporated grid north of Fort Pierce, on lots big enough for the boat, the RV and the shed. We pour the pads and slabs those need, and replace the 1970s driveways that came with the houses.
Lakewood Park sits north of Fort Pierce between Indrio Road and the Indian River County line, a General Development grid of quarter- and half-acre lots along drainage canals that filled with concrete-block homes from the late 1960s through the 1980s and is still filling in today. It's unincorporated St. Lucie County — county permits, county swale rules, and no HOA — and the lots are used the way people here want: a boat on a trailer, an RV beside the house, a shed or a workshop out back, a second driveway to get to all of it. The original driveways are fifty years old and cracked; the sand base washed out under them long ago.
Twenty minutes up the Turnpike from Port St. Lucie, we're in Lakewood Park for driveway replacement and extensions built on a compacted base with reinforcement, 6-inch boat and RV pads, shed and workshop slabs with turned-down edges, patios and lanai slabs, walkways, and foam lifting for the slabs that are still sound. St. Lucie County permits the apron at the swale and any slab tied to a structure; we pull it. Sandy soil and canal-side lots mean drainage is planned before the forms go in.
What we do in Lakewood Park
Driveway replacement
Original 1970s drives replaced at 4 inches with fiber and rebar on a compacted base; county-standard swale aprons.
Boat & RV pads
6-inch reinforced pads sized for the rig, graded to drain, with the second apron if the county allows.
Shed & workshop slabs
Slabs with turned-down footings for sheds, workshops and carports.
Patios & lanais
Extensions doweled to the original slab; pool decks and resurfacing.
Leveling
Foam lifting for settled walks and drives that are still in one piece.
County permits
St. Lucie County permits for aprons and structural slabs pulled as part of the job.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Lakewood Park (all sections)
- Indrio Road corridor
- Emerson Avenue
- Turnpike Feeder Road
- Lakewood Park Boulevard
- Fort Pierce Boulevard
- Kings Highway (north)
- Johnston Road
- Indian River County line
- Lakewood Park canals
- Angle Road (north)
- St. Lucie Village (south)
- Harbor Branch area
- Indrio
- Northgate
- Portofino Shores
Concrete services available in Lakewood Park
- Driveways and culverts & aprons
- Pool decks & resurfacing
- Patios & lanai slabs, stamped concrete
- Walkways & sidewalks
- Slabs & pads, foundations & additions
- Repair, leveling & removal, resurfacing & coatings
- Commercial concrete
Questions from Lakewood Park homeowners
Can I add a second driveway for the boat?
In Lakewood Park, usually yes — no HOA to say no, but the county limits how many aprons a lot can have and how wide. We check with the county before we quote.
Who issues the permit?
St. Lucie County, for the swale apron and for any slab tied to a structure. A pad or patio on your own lot generally doesn't need one. We pull what's required.
Do you pour slabs for prefab sheds and carports?
Yes — sized to the building with turned-down edges where it anchors, and a vapor barrier if it's a workshop.
Why did my 1975 driveway sink?
The sand under it washed out — sprinklers, canal-side drainage, fifty summers. A new one goes on a compacted base with reinforcement so it stays put.
How far is Lakewood Park from you?
About twenty minutes up the Turnpike or US-1 from Port St. Lucie. We're there most weeks.
Nearby: Fort Pierce · Torino / PGA Village · Hutchinson Island · full service area