Concrete contractor in Billings, MT

Billings gumbo clay is one of the most demanding soil conditions for concrete work in Montana. It compacts so tightly that water pools on the surface, and when it does absorb moisture, it swells. That swelling lifts slabs. When it dries, it pulls back and leaves voids under the concrete. Proper sub-base preparation, including the right depth and material, is what separates a slab that lasts from one that heaves by the third spring.

The Yellowstone Valley also brings alkaline soils in parts of the city that are aggressive toward standard concrete mixes. Air-entrained concrete is the right choice here for any exterior flatwork or foundation exposed to freeze-thaw conditions. We use mix designs suited to Billings conditions, not a one-size approach that ignores what is actually in the ground.

From the North Elevation Historic District's early 1900s homes to the newer subdivisions in Billings Heights, the property types here vary widely. Older homes often need Resurfacing Concrete or Overlays on worn flatwork. Newer construction needs foundations and garage slabs built right from the start. We handle both ends of that range with the same family-owned attention to craft that has defined this business for 15 years.