Concrete
Good concrete is mostly what happens before the truck shows up: the base, the forms and the slope. We take our time on all three.
What we do
Concrete, done right.
Concrete only gets one chance. Once it is poured, the slope, the thickness and the finish are what you live with. So we spend the time up front: a compacted base, straight forms, and water that runs away from the house instead of toward it.
- Patios and backyard slabs
- Sidewalks and walkways
- Garage and shop slabs
- Steps and landings
- Footings and foundation work
- Tearing out and replacing cracked concrete
Questions
Good to know.
When can you pour concrete in Montana?
Concrete needs the right temperatures to cure, so most pours happen spring through fall. In cold months we plan around the weather and pour in the first good window.
Can you replace a cracked sidewalk or patio?
Yes. We tear out the old concrete, haul it away, fix the base that caused the crack, and pour new.
Tell us about your concrete project.
Call or send a note. We come look, listen, and give you a clear price before any work starts.