Concrete Contractors in Jonesville, FL

Jonesville is the unincorporated area along Newberry Road west of Gainesville, and concrete contractors in Jonesville see a mix of newer subdivisions, older rural homes and acreage. Wikipedia places its eastern edge at 122nd Street (Parker Road), with the area reaching west possibly as far as 170th Street, and running roughly between NW 39th Avenue and SW 8th Avenue. John Joseph Jones moved to the area in the early 1850s, and the Jonesville post office opened in 1875. State Road 26 and County Road 241 cross here. We pour driveways, patios, walks and slabs, and we repair concrete that has cracked or settled.

From farm crossroads to suburbs

For most of its history Jonesville was farmland. Today, neighborhoods fill in between Gainesville and Newberry, and Alachua County Fire Rescue built a new Station 24 here in 2011 to serve the area. That mix means our Jonesville jobs range widely: a patio for a newer home in a subdivision, a three-car driveway widening, a slab for a detached garage on a five-acre lot, or a long walk out to a barn.

Western Alachua County ground

Jonesville lies in the western part of the county, which Alachua County's sinkhole fact sheet names as the area where sinkholes are most common, because limestone sits under a thin cover of permeable sand. Everyday flatwork is mostly a matter of good preparation. Sand drains well but shifts if it is not compacted, and water from roofs and pool decks can wash it out from under slab edges. We compact the base in layers, slope slabs away from the house and keep downspouts from discharging at the edge of the concrete. If a lot shows a depression that looks like more than settling, we recommend a geologist or engineer before pouring.

Subdivision work and HOAs

Many newer Jonesville neighborhoods have homeowners associations with rules on driveway width, decorative finishes and where patios can go. Bring the guidelines to the estimate, or send them ahead, and we will plan the project to match. For pool owners, we can pour pool-area walks and patio connections around existing decks and screen enclosures.

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Permits in unincorporated Alachua County

Because Jonesville is unincorporated, permits go through Alachua County rather than a city. A new or reconstructed driveway onto a county road goes through a Public Works right-of-way connection permit, with a location inspection and a final approval. We confirm what your project needs and file the Sunshine 811 locate request at least two full business days before we dig.

What we pour in Jonesville

• Driveways, widenings and parking pads
• Patios, lanai floors and pool-area walks
• Stamped and colored decorative concrete
• Front walks and steps
• Detached garage, shop and barn slabs
• Repair and replacement of settled or cracked sections

Call (352) 558-2464 to set up a visit anywhere along the Newberry Road corridor.