Patios
A paver patio holds its shape through Florida heat and heavy summer rain. If a paver ever gets stained or damaged, we lift that one and replace it. No patch lines, no tearing out the whole patio.
Pallotta Pavers & Concrete installs paver patios, driveways, pool decks, walkways, steps and retaining walls, and pours concrete driveways, slabs, RV pads and sidewalks. We serve Pasco County and northern Hillsborough County, with more than 30 years in the trade.
Every job starts with a free site visit. We check your grade, drainage and soil before quoting, so the number you get is the number you pay.
Interlocking pavers, natural stone and travertine, set on a compacted and drained base. Pavers move with the ground instead of fighting it, so they tend to outlast a poured slab in Florida soil.
A paver patio holds its shape through Florida heat and heavy summer rain. If a paver ever gets stained or damaged, we lift that one and replace it. No patch lines, no tearing out the whole patio.
Paver driveways sit on a compacted base built for vehicle loads, with a contrasting border course around the edge. They look finished from the street and will not spider-crack the way a poured slab can.
We plan patio, walkway, walls and beds together instead of one piece at a time. That means grading and drainage are sorted once, and the materials meet cleanly where they change.
Paver and stone steps built to even riser heights on a compacted, drained base. Even risers are what keep steps feeling safe underfoot years later.
Retaining walls hold back grade and turn a slope into level, usable yard. Every wall gets proper base prep, backfill and drainage behind the face so water does not push it out over time.
Pool decks need a surface that stays cooler underfoot, drains fast and shrugs off chlorine. Pavers and travertine do all three, and they lift out for pool or plumbing access without breaking concrete.
A built-in fire pit gets a patio used after dark and through the cooler months. We build them in matching or contrasting block so it looks like it was always part of the plan.
Entries, courtyards and drive aprons built for constant traffic. A section can be lifted and repaired without closing the whole area to customers.
Forming, pouring and finishing, from a garage floor to a parking area. We use strong mixes and put control joints where they belong, so any future cracking follows the lines we planned.
RV and boat pads poured at the thickness and reinforcement your load actually needs, on a base compacted so it does not settle. We slope them to push water off the pad and away from the house.
Poured driveways with a compacted base, the right thickness for vehicle loads and saw-cut joints on a planned grid. Finishes run from plain broom to decorative.
Walkways, sidewalks and entry landings poured to even width and slope, with enough cross-fall to shed water instead of ponding it against the house.
Seamless texture and stamped finishes give a poured slab the look of stone or tile with no joint lines to trap dirt. We apply the texture while the concrete is still workable, then seal it.
Garage floors placed and finished flat, with control joints set so any future shrinkage cracks follow those lines instead of running across the middle.
Slabs for pole barns and metal buildings, formed to the building footprint with anchor bolts, thickened edges and reinforcement matched to the structure going on top.
Parking areas poured for constant vehicle loading, with jointing, drainage fall and reinforcement worked out before the first truck arrives.
We work across Pasco County and into north Hillsborough. If your address is close to the areas below, call and ask.
Serving Pasco County, northern Hillsborough County, San Antonio, Zephyrhills, Dade City, Land O’ Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Spring Hill, Brooksville, Lutz and Odessa.