Concrete patio contractors in Deltona work a quarter acre at a time
Think of Deltona as one big subdivision. Numbered Deltona Lakes units hold about 91 percent of its 35,669 single-family parcels, and the largest, Unit 32, has 2,281 of them. In the biggest units the average lot runs roughly 0.23 to 0.30 acre, or about 10,000 to 13,000 square feet. A house, a driveway and a backyard patio all have to share that. Nearly 94 percent of the housing here is single-unit detached, and the median home went up in 1988.
Under the city's code, adding impervious material to a residential lot takes a building permit, and a patio is impervious. The same section bars improvements in recorded drainage or utility easements, and we hold a patio to that line too. Whoever holds the permit is responsible for damage to the right-of-way, including sidewalks, meter boxes and mailboxes. You apply through the online portal at Building Services. We pull whatever permit the job needs, and we read your plat for easements before we size anything. On a lot this size we also paint and stake the proposed slab, so you can walk it before the estimate is final.
