Outdoor living
Patios, slabs & extensions
Create usable space for relaxing, grilling, entertaining, or expanding an existing patio.
- Backyard patios
- Patio extensions
- Covered-area slabs
- Screen-enclosure concrete
Residential concrete services
What we pour.
Practical, well-prepared concrete for homes in Jacksonville, the Beaches, Orange Park, Green Cove Springs, St. Johns, and St. Augustine.
Enclosure-ready concrete
Screen-enclosure slabs & footers
Purpose-built concrete for screen rooms, pool enclosures, and enclosure-contractor installations.
- Perimeter footers
- Screen-room slabs
- Reinforcement preparation
- Existing patio tie-ins
Access & parking
Driveways & extensions
Durable, properly shaped surfaces for everyday access and additional parking.
- New driveways
- Driveway extensions
- Replacement concrete
- Parking and vehicle pads
Around the home
Walkways, entries & steps
Clean paths that connect entries, side yards, patios, and other parts of the property.
- Side-yard walkways
- Entry walks
- Segmented paths
- Steps and transitions
Purpose-built foundations
Shed, equipment & specialty pads
Concrete sized and finished for the way the space will actually be used.
- Shed pads
- Equipment and AC pads
- Carport support concrete
- Utility and storage pads
Targeted solutions
Concrete repairs
Damaged or poorly performing sections can often be cut out and replaced without rebuilding the entire area.
- Driveway sections
- Walkway repairs
- Entry and apron repairs
- Trip-hazard replacement
Start fresh
Removal, replacement & preparation
Existing material can be removed and the site carefully prepared before the new pour.
- Concrete removal
- Base preparation
- Forms and reinforcement
- Replacement sections
Is your project a good fit?
Residential concrete, planned around your property.
Brookstone focuses on practical residential improvements—from everyday access and outdoor living to purpose-built foundations and enclosure concrete.
Common project types
- Patios and extensions
- Driveways and parking areas
- Walkways and entry concrete
- Shed, equipment, and carport pads
- Removal and replacement
- Screen-enclosure slabs and footers
What affects concrete pricing?
- Square footage and concrete thickness
- Removal and disposal needs
- Truck, pump, and backyard access
- Base preparation and reinforcement
- Footers, curves, transitions, and finish details
Your written estimate explains the recommended scope and price for the actual site conditions.
See the full cost guide →Drainage starts before the pour
Good concrete begins with the ground beneath it. Brooks evaluates existing grade, runoff, base conditions, access, and transitions to nearby concrete or structures before recommending the approach.
Every property is different, so drainage and preparation decisions are made around the space—not from a one-size-fits-all checklist.
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