Windsor

The town of Windsor is another place that is considered an unincorporated community. The place can be found in Alachua County in Florida, United States. Although at first, it may seem that there are not many things to do in Windsor, it is actually a great, attractive place. Back in the day, in the year 1846, the town of Windsor was settled and named after the English cotton planters within the community. 

After some time, there were new residents settling from both northern and southern states because of the all-time new development of citrus culture in the area. By the end of the Reconstruction era, Windsor was prospering, and in 1884 a post office was established. Then, in the 1890s the town boasted a doctor, three stores, a real estate office, a grist mill, two sawmills, and factories producing boxes, cedar baskets, and fertilizer.

One of the most notable things about the town is its annual Zucchini Festival which is held every May. It is an annual event, held in many different locations, to celebrate the zucchini and its harvest. Zucchini festivals are usually held in the fall, when zucchini is abundant and at the peak of harvest.

What Services Do We Offer

For Windsor, we provide the following services:

• Commercial 
• Residential 
• Concrete driveways
• Concrete floors 
• Concrete patios
• Concrete Repairs
• Concrete Retaining walls
• Concrete Sidewalks 
• Concrete Foundation repairs 

If you’re looking for some concrete services along the area to improve and enhance the appearance of your property, then make sure to contact reliable professionals. Contact us for Concrete Services in Windsor, Florida.

Places To Visit Near The Area

• Sweetwater Wetlands Park – Opened in 2015 by the City of Gainesville, Sweetwater Wetlands Park is a 125-acre combination nature preserve and man-made stormwater wetlands treatment facility.  The shallow man-made wetlands have proved to be attractive to wildlife, particularly birds.

• Florida Museum Of Natural History – It is a place museum open to the public. Powell Hall houses exhibits and public education programs. It is located between the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art and the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in the UF Cultural Plaza at 3215 Hull Road, just east of Southwest 34th Street on the western edge of the University of Florida campus. 
• Arcade Bar – This 3-floor adult playground is filled with bars, seating, and more games than you could imagine. When you step into the game room, it’s like stepping back into your childhood. Come to see your favorite sports team play on one of their TVs, then end the night challenging your friends to a game of foosball.

The Hatchetbury – Located in vibrant downtown Gainesville, The Hatchetbury, is Central Florida’s latest and most exciting addition. In The Hatchetbury, you will see the specially constructed axe throwing lanes, including the VIP lane located in Hector’s Den. They also have a fully stocked bar serving beer, wine, hard seltzers, soft drinks, and snacks.