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Top-Rated Concrete repair specialists in Box Elder - Updated Nov 2026

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J&G Construction
3.7(
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Concrete Flatwork - Repair & Resurface

Serving Box Elder, SD and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2002

Free estimates

Small jobs welcome

"Jamie and his crew did an excellent job on my 28x52 garage floor. After meeting with Jamie in order to get a bid, I was hoping to have him do the work because he did such a good job explaining the process. And Jamie and his crew were very friendly. The floor turned out looking great. I will definitely keep his number and recommend him to friends and family needing concrete work done."
Response time11 hrs
Response rate92%
3 neighbors recently requested a quote
J&W Concrete
4.3(
8
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Concrete Flatwork - Repair & Resurface

Serving Box Elder, SD and surrounding areas

In business since 2015

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"The work to extend/enlarge my concrete patio was completed on time - - overall. So far, the work appears satisfactory. William told me that concrete work usually has a one year guarantee. However, William never sent me a written estimate nor a written invoice. So, I have nothing to prove that he (JW Concrete) did the work should I encounter a problem in the future or need to file a claim of some sort. Also, his initial quote did not include tax. I did not find that out until final payment."
Response time9 hrs
Response rate85%
Recommended by87%of homeowners
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Concrete Repair FAQs, answered by experts

Foundation settling is normal and expected if just a small amount of settlement occurs within a year or so after construction. This usually results in hairline cracks in the foundation, which aren’t typically a problem. If settlement occurs years after construction, unevenly under your home, or results in signs of structural damage, then it could be very serious. Foundation stabilization and drainage system installation to fix unnatural settlement can cost tens of thousands of dollars and compromise the structural integrity of your entire home.

If you don’t have any access to or knowledge of any area underneath your home, chances are it’s built slab-on-grade. You can also look for the concrete around the bottom edge of your structure; if it’s just a few inches tall, it’s likely a slab. If it’s more than that, has any windows, or you have steps leading to your main entrance, you likely have a different foundation style.

Some foundation repairs are permanent, like underpinning and exterior drainage systems like the French drain. These fixes address the underlying problems—insufficient support from the soil and hydrostatic pressure on your foundation walls, respectively—so they can last for many decades, making them “lifetime fixes.” There are other solutions to address these issues that will last for up to a decade, making them temporary. These include slabjacking to raise concrete slabs back into place and dampproofing to reduce the water in the soil that interacts with the concrete foundation.

Whether or not repairing your foundation is worth it before selling depends on the extent of the damage, the cost of the foundation repair, and your timeline for relocating. If the damage is major or structural in nature, chances are you’ll sell at a higher price if you take care of the problem beforehand. You should consider the cost of the repair first, though, as laying out thousands might not be possible with your budget. Additionally, if you’re in a rush to relocate, you might want to repair before selling so as not to limit your buyer pool.

Yes, it is worth repairing concrete cracks. Concrete cracks are normal, and they can be hard to keep from appearing. However, it is worth repairing cracks in concrete for many reasons. For example, it’s possible to repair concrete to the point where the repair is almost invisible. Also, if the crack is left alone, it can become bigger and more expensive to fix over time.

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