Florida’s climate is amazing for beach days… but not always for concrete pours. ☀️
Between the heat, humidity, and sudden rain, timing your pour can make all the difference in quality and strength.

Here’s what you should know 👇

🌞 Morning: The Best Choice (6 AM – 10 AM)
✅ Cooler temperatures help control the curing process.
✅ Less direct sunlight means slower evaporation — stronger concrete.
✅ Lower chance of afternoon thunderstorms.

👉 Ideal for most projects — driveways, patios, and foundations.

🌤 Afternoon: Risky Hours (11 AM – 4 PM)
⚠️ High heat can cause cracks and shrinkage.
⚠️ Rapid evaporation weakens the surface.
⚠️ Frequent Florida rainstorms can ruin a fresh pour.

⛔️ Avoid if possible — unless you have shade or cooling methods.

🌇 Evening: Possible, But Tricky (5 PM – 8 PM)
🌡 Temperatures drop — good.
⏱️ But daylight fades fast, and humidity rises.
💧 Concrete may cure slower overnight, which can affect finish quality.

👌 Works for small projects or shaded areas — but plan carefully.

✅ Pro Tip from WBC Concrete:
If you’re in Florida, schedule your pour for early morning and let our team handle the rest — we’ll deliver fresh, ready-to-pour concrete right on time.

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📞 Phone: (321) 348-6071
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