Atlantic Concrete Washout

Atlantic Concrete Washout provides concrete washout, slurry removal, and concrete washout water recycling services. The business operates with portable, sealed concrete washout containers designed to contain materials safely and prevent contamination of jobsites and local waterways. All collected materials—concrete washout water and solid concrete—are sent to recycling plants.

The company has completed over 7,000 projects and recycled more than 2.1 billion pounds of concrete over its tenure. Its sealed container system supports regulatory compliance while maintaining an environmentally responsible worksite. The business is open Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM.

Concrete contractors in Florida must be licensed by the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB), which is part of the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Before hiring, you can verify that a contractor holds a valid license by searching the DBPR's online licensing portal at myfloridalicense.com. Use the search by name, license number, or city to confirm the contractor's credentials and check for any disciplinary history.

Most concrete projects in Orlando require permits from the City of Orlando's Building & Development division. You can find out what permits you need, submit plans, and schedule inspections through the city's permitting system at orlando.gov. Contractors typically handle permit applications and inspections, but confirm this with your contractor before work begins. Florida's Building Code governs concrete work, and the city enforces these standards through its inspection process.

When hiring, ask the contractor about their experience with projects similar to yours, whether they obtain permits on your behalf, and how they handle inspections and site safety. Confirm their license status in the DBPR system and request references from recent projects.