Concrete & Site Work in Fargo, ND

Solid concrete slabs, driveways, crack repairs, sealing, and site preparation built for Northern soils.

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Structural Concrete & Ground Prepration

We pour reinforced pads, repair surface cracks, execute selective demolition, and prepare site foundations for stable construction. From residential driveways to commercial pads, our team builds ground structures designed for long-term stability.

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Our Concrete & Site Work Services

Pads, Slabs & Flatwork

Reinforced concrete pouring for driveways, garage pads, sidewalk paths, steps, and structural flatwork.

Crack Repair, Thresholds & Sealing

Structural crack filling, surface threshold repair, and protective sealing to prevent freeze-thaw damage.

Site Preparation & Demolition

Land clearing, ground subbase grading, selective deconstruction, and site demolition before new builds.

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SERVICE AREAS

Fargo, ND

Moorhead, MN

Horace, ND

Casselton, ND

Hawley, MN

Argusville, ND

West Fargo, ND

Dilworth, MN

Harwood, ND

Glyndon, MN

Barnesville, MN

Mapleton, ND

Concrete and Site Work FAQs

  • Why do concrete driveways crack in North Dakota?

    Soil expansion and severe winter frost heave cause ground movement, which creates surface stress if rebar reinforcement and control joints are omitted.

  • How long after concrete is poured before I can park my car on it?

    Most residential concrete flatwork requires at least 7 days to cure before supporting passenger vehicles and up to 28 days for full design strength.

  • What is the purpose of control joints in concrete slabs?

    Control joints are planned cuts placed in the slab to direct natural stress cracking along neat lines rather than across open surfaces.

  • When should concrete sealing be applied?

    Penetrating sealers should be applied after new concrete cures fully (typically 30 days) to keep moisture and de-icing chemicals from penetrating.

  • What is selective demolition?

    Selective deconstruction involves carefully removing specific concrete or timber structures while preserving surrounding building elements.