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Lucky Concrete Cape Coral

Listed in Cape Coral 4.30 (6 reviews)(239) 291-7211

Lucky Concrete Cape Coral

Lucky Concrete Cape Coral is a residential and light-commercial concrete contractor serving Cape Coral and the surrounding area. Its flatwork uses prepared subgrades, reinforcement and concrete mixed to job specifications.

Last Updated October 3, 2026.

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Business Highlights
  • It carries full insurance.
  • It prepares a certificate of insurance, workers’ compensation records and lien waivers before crews arrive.
  • A lead foreman is assigned as each project’s single point of contact from estimate through final walkthrough.
  • Its crews are managed and overseen on site from start to finish.
Service Area

Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Pine Island and Punta Gorda.

Active Business Listing

Lucky Concrete Cape Coral is one of 6 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Cape Coral, Florida.

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Listing details

7 services listed, including Driveways, Patios and Stamped & decorative concrete. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.3 from 6 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Lucky Concrete Cape Coral compares with the other 5 concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade in Cape Coral, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • One of 6 Cape Coral concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

7 services
  • Driveways4–6-inch pours, reinforced with fiber and welded wire mesh.
  • PatiosBroom, smooth or decorative finishes.
  • Stamped & decorative concreteStone, brick or slate looks.
  • Sidewalks & walkwaysADA ramps, trip-hazard repairs and broom-finished paths.
  • Steps & stairsEven risers; broom or textured finishes.
  • Pads & slabsShed, AC, hot-tub, RV and shop slabs sized to the load.
  • Commercial concreteParking lots, ADA ramps, curbs, bollards and equipment pads.

Reviews

What customers say

Feedback is mixed: a customer credits Lucky's with fixing a sidewalk lip flagged as a trip hazard, after which HOA emails stopped, while a planter-project account reports a lengthy delay and finish defects. That homeowner says a job expected to take two days stretched to three weeks, with gaps at the joints and bulges at the pool-deck connection; they are paying a stucco contractor to smooth the work.

Customer Reviews

Judith vV

We do not feel lucky commisioning this company for a concrete planter along our pooldeck. -Timeline: a "2 day job" turned into 3 weeks. As we had to shut off that sprinkler zone, the grass was dying and we had to use our own water to water it with the hose, all this time. -Process: A) zero help in pointing out issues like sprinklers that had to be moved before their work, a pool overflow that was going to spill in the planter. B) The owner Joe was in the habit of disappearing for hours, leaving his coworker without transportation or even water or anything to do. The man spoke no English and just sat and laid around for hours in our backyard. C) while Joe was good with texting, he often texted that they weren't going to come when they said they would. -Result: awfully shoddy job, with huge gaps at the joints - the result of taking 3 weeks pouring it bit by small bit - and bulges where the planter connects with the pool deck. We are paying our stucco guy a small fortune to smooth out the mess. Also we said the planter should be 19 inches high and we have 12. They dumped a bunch of sand in front of the planter to cover up that it is short, and shorter at one end than at the other. We do not recommend this company.
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Steven (Stevegreg77)

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Fred Boyd

Great

Terrance Lee

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Kadrian Williams

hoa was on me about the sidewalk lip being a trip hazard. took lucky’s a bit to fit me in but they fixed it and the hoa email finally stopped.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Lucky Concrete Cape Coral promise crack-free concrete?

No. Lucky Concrete Cape Coral says it does not promise concrete will never crack; its process uses control joints to guide movement.

Does a concrete slab need a permit?

Requirements depend on size, placement and use. Lucky Concrete Cape Coral flags when a permit is likely.

When can a new walkway be used?

Foot traffic usually waits a few days while the slab gains strength, sometimes longer in heavy Cape Coral humidity. Lucky Concrete Cape Coral provides a pour-specific walk-on date before the first load arrives.

Does stamped concrete need maintenance?

Stamped concrete follows a resealing schedule, and Lucky Concrete Cape Coral provides a maintenance schedule for the color and finish.

Can commercial concrete work keep entrances and parking open?

In most cases, pours and cure windows are staged around site hours and weather to keep entrances, docks and parking open during the work.