Concrete Contractors in St Paul, MN
Looking for concrete contractors in St Paul, Minnesota? EdgeLocal lists 33 local concrete contractors with Google ratings, hours and contact details. Concrete contractors pour and repair driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs and steps.
Minnesota has some of the coldest winters in the lower 48, deep frost depths, ice dams and heavy snow loads. Check Minnesota licensing rules before you hire: The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry licenses residential building contractors, remodelers and roofers.
Concrete Contractors serving St Paul
Waters Landscape Design | Patios and Retaining Walls
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27 Kenwood Pkwy, St Paul, MN 55105
4.9 · 68 Google reviews
Concrete Creations & Outdoor Services
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931 Atlantic St, St Paul, MN 55106
4.7 · 57 Google reviews
Sky's The Limit Construction & Concrete
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60 Cleveland Ave SW, St Paul, MN 55112
4.9 · 30 Google reviews
T & S Stucco Stone & Painting
Siding & Stucco
1596 Idaho Ave E, St Paul, MN 55106
4.8 · 25 Google reviews
Top tips for hiring a concrete contractor in St Paul
- Ask about base prep. Proper gravel base and compaction prevent settling.
- Confirm thickness and reinforcement. Get slab thickness and rebar/mesh in writing.
- Discuss control joints. Joints control where cracks occur.
Concrete Contractors in St Paul: FAQs
How do I find a good concrete contractor in St Paul, Minnesota?
Compare local concrete contractors on EdgeLocal by Google rating, review count and hours, then request written quotes from at least three. Verify Minnesota licensing where it applies.
How much does a concrete contractor cost in St Paul, Minnesota?
Typical U.S. pricing is about $3,500–$12,000 for a typical driveway or patio. Local prices in St Paul, Minnesota vary with labor rates, materials and season — these figures are industry estimates, not EdgeLocal data.
How long before I can drive on new concrete?
Typically 7 days for passenger vehicles; heavier vehicles should wait about 28 days.
Should I seal my concrete driveway?
Yes. Sealing every few years helps resist deicing salts and freeze-thaw damage.
Can sunken concrete be raised?
Often yes, using mudjacking or polyurethane foam lifting, which costs less than replacement.
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