Driveways and Patios Built for Wisconsin Winters
We pour driveways, patios, walkways and slabs across Onalaska and the greater La Crosse area, finished to handle freeze-thaw without flaking apart.
A look at the concrete work homeowners around Onalaska call us for most.
A driveway that drains right and won't heave with the frost.
An outdoor slab sized and sloped for how you actually use the yard.
The look of pavers or stone without joints that sprout weeds.
Fix the crack or the sunken slab before it gets worse.
Solid steps and a landing that won't pull away from the house.
Hold back a slope before the yard behind it starts sliding.
We pour and finish concrete for homeowners around Onalaska and the Coulee Region, driveways, patios, walkways, steps and slabs. Most people call us after a sidewalk heaved from frost or a driveway started scaling from years of road salt. Some are pouring a slab for the first time, a shed pad or a patio off a new deck. Either way you're trying to figure out if the quote in front of you is for concrete that'll actually hold up here.
The difference is in what's under the slab and how it's finished, not just what's on top. We run a compacted gravel base under every pour so water has somewhere to go instead of pushing the slab around, and we use air-entrained concrete rated for our freeze-thaw cycles. We cut control joints within hours of finishing, before the slab decides where it wants to crack on its own. That's the part nobody sees once the job's done, and it's the part that decides whether you're calling us again in ten years.
Serving Onalaska and towns throughout the Coulee Region.
Not on the list? Give us a call anyway. We are often working nearby.
Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
Licensed and insured for residential concrete work in Wisconsin.
You get a written quote before any concrete gets mixed.
We use air-entrained mix rated for Wisconsin winters.
We show up when we say we will, weather permitting.
We haul off the old concrete and clean up the forms.
Our own crew pours and finishes every job, no subs.
Our old driveway in Onalaska had frost heave every spring. New pour's been through two winters flat, no cracking at the joints yet.
They had to work around our gas line last minute out in West Salem, didn't slow things down. Patio finally drains away from the house instead of toward it.
Steps out front were sinking away from the porch. Mudjacked instead of replacing, saved us a chunk of money and it looks fine.
Answers to what people usually ask before booking a concrete job.
Tell us what you're pouring or fixing and roughly where it's located, and we'll follow up to set a time to look at it.
Thanks for reaching out. We'll contact you shortly to discuss your project.
