Concrete
Driveways, walkways, patios, and retaining walls — poured, finished, and repaired by a crew that knows how Idaho and Utah winters affect concrete work.
What's Included
- Driveway and walkway pours
- Patios and slabs
- Retaining walls — including drainage and frost-depth considerations
- Concrete repair and crack patching
- Sidewalks and small commercial pours
Why Houdersheldt Construction
- Estimating and forming planned around local frost lines and drainage
- Clear, itemized estimates with 50/50 payment terms
- Owner-operated job-site oversight from start to finish
- Licensed and insured
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you pour concrete in cold weather in Idaho or Utah?
Cold-weather pours are possible with the right mix design, additives, and curing protection; we'll walk you through timing options for your project.
How long does concrete take to cure?
Concrete reaches enough strength to walk on in about 24-48 hours and is generally ready for vehicle traffic after about a week, though full cure takes around 28 days.
Do you build retaining walls?
Yes, including reinforced retaining walls with proper drainage and frost-depth engineering for our climate.
Do you repair cracked or damaged concrete, or only pour new?
Both — we handle repair and patching as well as new pours.