Concrete Construction Services Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Concrete Steps
Need new steps that are solid, safe, and built to last through our long Wisconsin winters? We pour concrete steps that not only hold up to everyday wear but also match the look of your home. Whether you’re upgrading an old entryway or adding steps to a new patio, we’ll make sure they’re built right.
Sidewalk construction
Sidewalks aren’t just for getting from point A to point B, they’re a part of your property’s first impression. We build clean, level sidewalks that are safe for your family and guests and hold up through rain, snow, and everything in between. You’ll be glad you chose concrete that lasts.
Concrete Driveways
A good driveway does more than give you a place to park, it boosts your curb appeal and adds value to your home. We pour smooth, sturdy driveways that can handle heavy use and brutal weather. Want something basic or a little more decorative? We can do both.
ConcretePatios
Your backyard should be a place to relax, and a concrete patio makes that possible. We design and pour patios that are perfect for grilling out, relaxing with friends, or enjoying a quiet evening. If you’ve got a vision, we’ll help bring it to life with concrete that’s both beautiful and durable.
Decorative Concrete
Looking for something a little more eye-catching than plain gray concrete? Our decorative concrete options include stamping and coloring that can mimic stone, brick, or tile without the high price tag. It’s a great way to make your space stand out while keeping it low maintenance.
Residential Flatwork
From driveways and walkways to patios and steps, we handle all kinds of residential flatwork. We take pride in clean, even finishes and strong concrete that doesn’t crack after the first freeze. Every job is done with care, like we’re working on our own homes.
Commercial Flatwork
Running a business? We’ve got you covered. We pour commercial flatwork that’s built to handle foot traffic, vehicles, and the demands of day-to-day operations. Whether it’s a sidewalk outside your storefront or a slab for your shop, we get the job done quickly and efficiently without cutting corners.
How much does a concrete project cost in Eau Claire?
That’s a great question—and honestly, it depends on the size of your project and what kind of finish you’re looking for. If you're going with stamped or colored concrete, it’ll be a little more. We always offer free estimates so you can see exactly what your project will cost, with no surprises. I’ll walk you through the details so you understand what you're paying for and why.
How long does a concrete installation take, and when can I use it?
Most concrete jobs don’t take as long as people think. For something like a driveway or patio, we usually finish the prep and pour in a day or two, weather depending. You can walk on it in about 24 to 48 hours, and drive on it after a week or so. We like to give it 7 to 10 days before parking on it just to be safe. We’ll always let you know exactly when it’s good to go.
How long will my concrete last?
If it’s done right—and we make sure it is—it should last a good 30 to 40 years, sometimes even longer. Around here, the freeze-thaw cycles and winter salt can wear it down over time, but with proper installation and a little maintenance, you’ll get decades of solid use. We’ve poured concrete for folks in Eau Claire years ago and it's still holding strong today.
Will my concrete crack?
All concrete is going to crack at some point—it’s just how the material works with the changing temperatures and soil movement. But the key is managing those cracks. That’s why we install control joints, use proper reinforcement, and follow the right prep process so any cracks that do happen are small and controlled. It’s nothing to worry about when it’s installed correctly, and we stand behind our work.
Does concrete need maintenance or sealing?
It’s not high-maintenance, but sealing it definitely helps, especially here in Wisconsin. A good sealer will keep water, salt, and ice from getting into the surface and causing damage. I recommend sealing every few years, especially for driveways and patios. Also, avoid using harsh de-icers in the winter—those can eat away at the surface. Keeping it clean and sealed goes a long way in making your concrete last longer.
Can you pour concrete in the winter?
If it’s below zero and the ground’s frozen solid, we may recommend waiting a bit.
At Leland Construction & Concrete, we specialize in delivering top-quality concrete solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients in the Chippewa Valley.
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