Pick the page that matches your job. Each one explains what the work involves, what changes the price and scope, and what to ask your technician when they quote the job.
9 kinds of work
Choose the work that matches the problem before reading permit or seasonal detail. A broken or worn driveway may need replacement; a sound but settled slab may suit leveling, while surface damage may call for repair. A new patio or steps begins with dimensions, drainage and access. The pages below describe the scope questions for each job. Your technician assesses the site, explains the options and gives the written price; the city or county confirms any permit.
- 01Concrete DrivewaysTear-out and replacement, widening and new aprons, and the city permit that usually comes with them.
- 02Concrete PatiosBackyard slabs sized for real use, sloped away from the house, in a broom, exposed or stamped finish.
- 03Stamped & Decorative ConcretePatterned and colored patios, walks and driveway borders, plus the sealing and winter care they need.
- 04Sidewalks & WalkwaysFront walks, side paths and public sidewalk panels, which often run through a separate city permit.
- 05Slabs & Garage FloorsGarage floors, shed and hot-tub pads, and the base, drain slope and joints behind them.
- 06Concrete Steps & StoopsFront stoops and steps that have heaved, cracked or pulled away from the house, rebuilt on proper support.
- 07Concrete Repair & ResurfacingCrack and joint sealing, patching and resurfacing of scaled concrete, and when a repair will not last.
- 08Concrete Leveling & MudjackingLifting sunken walks, patios and driveway panels with slurry or foam instead of replacing them.
- 09Foundations & FootingsFootings and poured walls for additions, garages, porches and decks, set to Minnesota frost depth.
Not sure which job it is? Call and describe the slab, the cracks or the plan.
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