Concrete Patio Contractors in Jasmine Estates, FL

Sizing a patio when the fence is a few steps from the door

On a tight yard the slab is a measuring job before it's a pour. Subtract the door swing, a walkway to the side gate, the air-conditioner pad and a strip along the fence, and the pour is whatever's left. A 12 by 14 is 168 sq ft, a 14 by 16 is 224 sq ft and a 16 by 16 is 256. At $7 to $12 per sq ft the last two run $1,568 to $2,688 and $1,792 to $3,072. Each number becomes a free written estimate after we see the yard, not before.

About 82 percent of the housing units here are single-family detached homes. Our concrete patio contractors page covers the build from grade stake to finish. This page covers what changes on this ground.

Zone X and the $7,500 request: what a larger patio can use

Pasco's exemption sheet frees "non-structural concrete flatwork, under 500 square feet (per parcel), not to be built on." That covers the sizes above. A bigger pour may have a second path: the state's under-$7,500 exemption for single-family work, which is off the table on property in a flood hazard area. About 84 percent of the flood sample points here are FEMA zone X, outside those areas, so the request is open on most of the ground we sampled. Check your own parcel, not the average. A 20 by 30 patio is 600 sq ft, which at $7 to $12 per sq ft is $4,200 to $7,200, a free written estimate away.

The catch is paperwork. You or the contractor files a written request with the contract. Splitting a job to stay under the number isn't allowed, and structural work is excluded. Whether a given slab qualifies is the county's call, not ours. The Hernando and Pasco concrete permit guide walks through the request. If your lot lands in a mapped Special Flood Hazard Area, the $7,500 route is out, and the flatwork line is worth confirming with Pasco Building Construction Services in writing: the current sheet doesn't exclude flood zones from it, but the older 2/18/2026 sheet still linked from the county site does.

Graded fill, Tavares sand and the Narcoossee low spots

The soil samples inside the community are mostly well behaved. Tavares-Urban land and Tavares sand made up about 42 percent of points, Candler fine sand added a little more, and Quartzipsamments, shaped, which is graded fill, took about 19 percent. Fill is the one to watch under a slab. You can't tell from the grass how well it was placed, and a loose pocket settles under a slab, so after stripping we probe the base and re-compact before the forms go in.

Narcoossee fine sand, about 12 percent of points, is somewhat poorly drained, with a water table near 84 cm (about 33 inches) in the survey. A few points showed wet units such as Aripeka and Chobee soils. A slab on one of those yards needs more thought about the base, and we slope it so water leaves quickly. Pasco also says construction outside a flood zone can still need a lot drainage plan, which maps grades and flow so the work doesn't push water onto a neighbor. On lots this close together, that's worth asking about before the forms go in.

San Clemente East, Golden Acres West and the streets near Lake Lisa Park

The subdivisions mapped here include Embassy Hills, Regency Park, The Lakes, San Clemente East and Golden Acres West, with US-19, Little Road, Regency Park Boulevard, Fox Hollow Drive and Grove Drive mapped inside. Lake Lisa Park, the county neighborhood park, and Fox Hollow Elementary sit inside the community. The median owner-occupied value is $199,500, and the median home was built in 1979.

If your street has an association, its rules come first. Get written approval before we schedule, and send us the drawing if they ask for one. Our Jasmine Estates concrete contractors page covers the rest of the work here, and the Jasmine Estates driveway page covers the front of the lot. Want a slab that reads as flagstone? Stamped concrete runs $12 to $22 per sq ft, and the stamped concrete vs pavers guide compares it with a paver layout.

Concrete patio contractors in Jasmine Estates and a roofed rental: who pulls the permit

About 43 percent of occupied homes here are rented (56.6 percent owner-occupied), the lowest owner share of the six Pasco places we checked. That matters the moment a slab is meant to carry a roof. Pasco's sheet says a slab "intended for a future structure requires a permit and plans stamped and sealed by a Design Professional," and the county allows owner-builder permits only on the owner's own home, "NOT a rental." So on a rental, a lanai roof or screen room over the new slab means a contractor pulls the permit. Tell us at the visit if a roof is even a maybe, and we'll quote the permitted slab with its footing next to a plain open slab.

Got a screened lanai already and want an extension past it? Tell us where the existing enclosure footings sit. The new slab meets the old one at an isolation joint, so the two can move separately. Anything that ties into the lanai edge gets quoted only after we see the existing slab, the edge and the drains, because those decide the work.

Getting concrete to a backyard through a side gate

On a narrow lot here, the job starts at the street: the concrete may have to travel farther than the mixer truck can. A side gate, a fence line, a utility meter and a neighbor's driveway all shape the day. Measure the narrowest point between the street and the back slab and send it with your photos. If the truck can't back up to the yard, the estimate lists how the concrete gets there, so that cost doesn't surprise you on pour day.

Sunshine 811 has to be notified at least two full business days before excavation, and the locate is valid for 30 days. Your survey shows where easements run along the rear and side lines. We keep the new concrete damp for several days after the pour.

Comparing concrete patio contractors in Jasmine Estates? Ask each one how the concrete will reach your yard.