Concrete locations near Marshall, WI

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Krizan Concrete Inc

Concrete Contractors

📍 4591 Kennedy Rd, Cottage Grove, WI, 53527

📞 608-834-8890

Here at Krizan Concrete Inc we do everything from basement and garage floors to commercial slabs, patios, sidewalks, new-construction work and more! Plus, we specialize in driveways, that important element of any property’s curbside appeal. So when you’re looking for a concrete contractor who will do the job right, look us up. We provide professional workmanship and high-quality results! We will make sure people get a good impression just from driving by your residence or business establishment.

JB Crete Inc

Concrete Repair Restoration Sealing & Cleaning

📍 973 Clarkson Rd, Marshall, WI, 53559

📞 608-655-4000

Wingra Redi-Mix Inc

Concrete Mixers

📍 2245 Stone Quarry Rd, Sun Prairie, WI, 53590

📞 608-837-4080

🌐 wingraredimix.com

Concrete Lifting Technologies

Concrete Handling Services

📍 Serving Your Area, Sun Prairie, WI, 53590

📞 608-658-0202

Welcome to Concrete Lifting Technologies! We are a new company serving the greater Madison area. Concrete Lifting Technologies offers a money saving alternative to replacing damaged concrete. We are certified in using state of the art Polyurethane Concrete Raising Technology. Using this technology we can accomplish the same results as mud jacking, plus this process is more efficient, economical and environmentally friendly. We also provide free estimates! Polyurethane Concrete Raising uses a foam material that is inserted directly under the cement slab. When the components are mixed a reaction occurs which causes the material to expand. The expanded foam fills any empty areas and raises the concrete. The material doesn’t lose density, is permanent and only weighs about 2 lbs. per cubic foot. You’ll be able to use your driveway within 10 minutes. We offer a 2 year warranty on any area we raise; we’ll come back and re-drill our holes and re-lift within those 2 years. Concrete raising is generally half the cost of replacement. Although polyurethane material costs more than mud jacking material, because of the small hole size, lightweight material and fewer injection holes, you still save money!