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Concrete Contractor in Bealsville, Plant City
Long driveways, shop and carport pads, porch walks and patios on Bealsville family land south of Plant City.
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Bealsville was homesteaded in 40 to 160 acre tracts, and Alfred Beal later resold smaller lots to residents, a pattern that kept land in local families, so a job here can mean a long driveway in from Horton Road or a pad for a second building. Plant City Concrete Co is the Plant City concrete contractor that measures it on site and prices it by the square foot, $8 to $14 for 4 to 5 inches with a broom finish.
Bealsville at a glance
Bealsville is a historic community south of Plant City around Horton Road and SR 60, settled by freed people in late 1865.
Rolling sandy loam, wells and septic fields, and long runs from county roads shape the quote here.
Permit office: Hillsborough County Development Services · official site Generally county; confirm your parcel's Tax District on the Property Appraiser site.
Homestead ground, settled in late 1865
Freed people from Hopewell, Knights, Springhead and nearby communities settled Bealsville in late 1865, and the county's historical marker says they acquired land through the 1866 Southern Homestead Act. The marker stands at Nesmith Road and Joe King Road, in front of the Bealsville Recreation Center. The community took its name in 1923 for Alfred Beal, who bought the land of neighbors who defaulted on mortgage or tax payments and sold smaller lots back to residents. The Glover School campus, listed on the National Register in 2001, became a community center after the school closed in 1980.
If your place is on a well and septic, find out before the site visit where the well, the septic tank and the drain field are, and mark any old buried lines you know of. We keep trucks and forms off a drain field and plan the route around it.

A long driveway in from Horton Road or SR 60
The county's historic survey puts Bealsville around Horton Road and State Road 60, and a homestead-sized parcel can put the house a long way from either. That changes the math. A 10-foot-wide driveway that runs 150 feet covers 1,500 sq ft, roughly two and a half typical 2-car driveways, so we price it by the square foot at $8 to $14 for 4 to 5 inches with a broom finish.
You don't have to pave all of it at once. We can pour the apron at the road and a parking pad by the house first, and quote the middle as a second phase. Mesh suits a 4 to 5 inch slab, and rebar on about a 12-inch grid suits a thicker one for a truck or trailer, per Concrete Network. Our driveway page and the Plant City driveway cost guide show how thickness and tear-out change the price.

Concrete Pricing
Our typical Bealsville ranges. Every job gets a free written estimate after we see the site.
| Job | Per sq ft | Typical project | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete driveway | $8 to $14 | $5,000 to $10,000 | Typical 2-car; long runs priced by the sq ft |
| Concrete patio | $8 to $14 | $2,500 to $6,500 | Size and finish |
| Porch walk or sidewalk | $8 to $14 | $1,500 to $4,500 | Width and length |
| Stamped entry or patio | $14 to $24 | $5,000 to $16,000 | Pattern, color, sealer |
| Shop, carport or building slab | $7 to $12 | $2,000 to $7,500 | Thickness, monolithic edges, plans |
Ranges, not a quote. Length of run, phasing, base work and removing an old slab (tear-out adds $2 to $4 per sq ft) move the total. Free written estimate after we see the site.
Where the driveway meets a county road
Bealsville's mapped point sits outside Plant City limits on the 2020 Census map, so work here generally permits through unincorporated Hillsborough County, even with a Plant City mailing address. Read the Tax District line for your parcel on the Property Appraiser site to be sure. On county land, a driveway that ties into a county road needs a right-of-way permit from Hillsborough County Development Services, with a $50 base fee, and homeowners can apply as well as contractors.
Before we price the road end, we look at the shoulder, any ditch or culvert, and how water leaves the street side of your lot. The county sets its connection details through that permit, and we build to them. The full city-versus-county walkthrough, including the under-$7,500 exemption and when it doesn't apply, is in our driveway permit guide.

What to Expect, Start to Finish
Mark the well and septic
Tell us where they are so trucks and forms stay clear.
Measure the run
We walk from the road to the house and talk through phasing.
County permit
We confirm the Tax District and line up the road connection permit.
Pour, cure, clean up
We pour early on a dry day, cure the slab and leave the yard clean.
Pads for a shop, a carport or a second home
The 1930s Federal Writers' Project described Bealsville's ground as rolling sandy loam. FDOT's soil study for the SR 60 corridor through Plant City found the sand suitable for support once the subgrade is prepared and unsuitable material removed, and our sandy-soil guide covers that prep. Under a building's floor, the Florida Building Code wants fill free of vegetation and compacted for uniform support, with clean sand fill capped at 24 inches unless approved.
A 4-inch reinforced slab for a shop, carport or prefab building runs $7 to $12 per sq ft, and a thicker or monolithic slab for a new home is priced higher. A new building also needs the code's termite protection set up before the slab is poured, while garages and unheated accessory buildings skip the 6-mil vapor sheet. A job over $2,500 needs a recorded Notice of Commencement, and over $5,000 the building department needs a copy before the first inspection, so bring any building plans to the estimate.
Porch walks, patios and the neighbors down the road
Closer to the house, a walk from the driveway to the porch or a back patio runs $8 to $14 per sq ft. A stamped entry runs $14 to $24 with the sealer, and resealing every 2 to 3 years keeps the color. On an older house, we set the new walk's height to the porch step and leave an isolation joint where they meet. A pool deck can be quoted on the same visit.
Bealsville's founders came from the communities around it, and we pour in those too: Hopewell along State Road 39 and Springhead on the county line, plus nearby Trapnell and Coronet, the old phosphate town. Walden Lake is the opposite case, a gated community inside city limits. See the whole service area for the rest.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you price a driveway that runs a long way back from the road?
Can part of a long Bealsville driveway stay as it is for now?
Do I need to know where my well and septic are before you pour?
Can you pour the slab for a second home on family land in Bealsville?
Who handles the permit for a Bealsville address?
Is Bealsville's sandy loam a problem for concrete?
Sources
- Hillsborough County Historic Resources Excerpts: Bealsville, Hillsborough County (via USF Water Atlas)
- Historical Markers of Hillsborough: Bealsville, Hillsborough County
- TIGERweb 2020 Census: Incorporated Places, U.S. Census Bureau
- Plant City FAQ: permits, driveways, streets and stormwater, City of Plant City
- Apply for a Right of Way (ROW) Management Permit, Hillsborough County Development Services
- Work Exempt from Permits, Hillsborough County Development Services
- 2023 Florida Building Code, Residential, Chapter 5 Floors (R506), UpCodes / ICC
- Concrete Driveway Installation: 8 Essentials, Concrete Network
- Stamped Concrete Basics, Concrete Network
- 2023 FBC-Residential Section R318 Protection Against Termites, Charlotte County (FBC excerpt)
- SR 60 PD&E Study Geotechnical Memorandum (April 2015), Florida Department of Transportation District Seven
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Concrete Services in Bealsville
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New driveways, extensions, and full tear-out replacements poured thick enough for Florida trucks and built to drain.
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Backyard patios, lanai extensions, and screen-room slabs sized for real outdoor living in the Florida heat.
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Front walks, side-yard paths, and city-spec sidewalks with proper joints so they don't crack and heave.
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Stamped and colored concrete for patios, driveways, and entries. The look of stone or pavers in one solid pour.
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Slabs for sheds, workshops, garages, barns, and additions. Formed square, compacted right, ready to build on.
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