About our concrete contractor team in Williston
How I came back to concrete in Williston
I learned concrete on a crew when I was young, the kind of job where you find out fast that a slab is only as good as the dirt under it. Then I spent a lot of years doing other work. In 2023 I came back to it because I missed building something people can stand on, and I started Williston Concrete here in Williston.
Most of what we pour is driveways, patios, slabs and foundations for homeowners and small business owners in Williston and the cities around it. I care about how that concrete looks years from now, not on the day we pack up, so the base gets our attention first. Nobody sees the subgrade, the packed ground the slab sits on, once the pour is done, and it's usually the first thing a tight budget cuts. I'd rather spend there and keep the finish plain, and I'll tell you that at the estimate instead of after the truck shows up.
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- 16
- service area
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- founded
- 2023
- 3 years in business
What working with us looks like
You'll notice these from the first visit to the day we pull the forms. They come down to who shows up, when we pour and what we put on paper.
The person who bids your job runs the pour
I come out, look at your job and write the estimate, and I'm the one there when the truck backs in. Nothing you told me gets lost between a salesperson and a crew.
We move a pour before we rush one
We plan each pour around the season, and if the weather is wrong on the day, we'll call you and pick a new date. A late driveway is annoying, but a weak one stays annoying a lot longer.
Your estimate names the concrete we'll order
We write down the concrete we plan to order, so you can line our bid up against anyone else's on the same terms. If another bid comes in cheaper, at least you'll be able to see why.
The permit question gets settled first
Before work starts, we figure out with you whether the city or Williams County covers your address, since the county's Building Division only handles property outside a city's jurisdiction. When the job calls for a permit, we take care of the paperwork.
Licenses and insurance behind our work
North Dakota contractor license
In North Dakota, whoever does the work on a job priced over $4,000 has to hold a state contractor license, and that includes subcontractors. We're covered on that count and the next one. Licensed and fully insured.
Liability coverage for city permits
Before the city's Development Services will issue a permit, it wants a copy of the contractor's North Dakota license and liability coverage. When your job needs a permit, we hand both over so the paperwork doesn't hold up your pour.
Serving Williston, ND, and the cities around it
Where we pour concrete around Williston
Williston Concrete is based in Williston, ND, and Williston is the one area with its own page on this site. We also work in the cities around it, so if you're nearby, send us your address through our contact page and we'll reply within one business day.
Call or email us about your job
- Phone
- (701) 401-8095
Planning concrete work in Williston? Let's take a look.
I'll come out, look at the site and write a free estimate with no obligation. Reach out now and expect a reply within one business day, so we can plan the pour around the season.
Williston, ND