Trusted Concrete Contractor in Mims FL - Driveways That Last

Our crew works throughout Mims regularly, and we understand the local conditions that affect concrete work here. Because Mims is unincorporated, all permits and inspections go through Brevard County - there is no city building department. We handle permit applications on your behalf and coordinate county inspections so you do not have to track that process yourself.

The main roads in and out of Mims are I-95 at Exit 223 on the west side, US Highway 1 running north-south through the community closer to the Indian River, and State Road 46 connecting east to west. Titusville, just to the south, handles most of the shopping, medical care, and government services for Mims residents. Many homeowners here are familiar with the Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Memorial Park, a Brevard County park within Mims that honors the community's civil rights history. The area feels more spread out than any of the coastal communities to the south - and we plan job logistics accordingly, including longer setup runs on big lots.

We regularly serve the communities that border Mims. Scottsmoor, FL is immediately to the north along US-1, and Titusville is the main city just to the south. Whether your address puts you in Mims proper, on the Titusville boundary, or somewhere in between, we know the area well and can be there quickly.

Mims is a census-designated place in northern Brevard County, covering about 17 square miles and home to a population of roughly 7,000 to 8,000 people spread across a landscape that still carries traces of its citrus farming heritage. There is no incorporated city government here - Brevard County provides all government services including building permits and code enforcement. Many of the homes in Mims were built in the decades following World War II, and the median age of residents is above 50, reflecting a community of long-term homeowners who have deep roots in the area. Mims sits at the northern end of the Space Coast, just north of Titusville, and Kennedy Space Center is a short drive south. Learn more about the community at the Mims, Florida Wikipedia article.

The character of Mims is distinctly different from the denser suburban communities to the south. Lots are larger, streets are quieter, and properties often include outbuildings, long driveways, and expansive yards. US Highway 1 serves as the main commercial corridor, with residential streets branching off toward the Indian River Lagoon on the east and I-95 on the west. The Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Memorial Park stands as a significant local landmark, honoring a family whose story is central to Florida civil rights history. Nearby communities include Scottsmoor to the north and Titusville just to the south, both of which share the same unincorporated Brevard County character that makes this corner of Florida feel less developed and more rural than the communities along the coast.