Local Concrete Contractor Expertise
In Hopkins, MN, residential and commercial properties rely on solid concrete to stand up to harsh winters, freeze-thaw cycles, and heavy use. Whether you need a new concrete contractor or masonry contractor in Hopkins, MN for a driveway, patio, sidewalk, or commercial slab, understanding the scope and process keeps projects on track and your property protected for decades to come.
This page covers what's involved in concrete work, the services we offer, why local expertise matters, and how to reach us.
Experience
20+
Years serving Hopkins and Twin Cities area
Projects
500+
Completed in residential and commercial
Coverage
4 sq mi
All of Hopkins plus surrounding areas
Every project follows a clear path from assessment to final inspection. You'll know what happens next and when.
We assess your property, discuss goals, check for permit needs near Minnehaha Creek or Mainstreet, and answer your questions.
We provide a detailed estimate, timeline, and scope. City permits are obtained and scheduled before any work begins.
We clear, grade, and excavate. Old concrete or asphalt is removed safely and disposed. Proper drainage is ensured.
Formwork is set to exact grade. Concrete is mixed and poured on-site or delivered to specification. Air is worked out.
Surface is smoothed, textured, and finished. Curing begins. Minnesota cold requires proper moisture control and timing.
City inspector approves work. We seal surfaces as needed. Walkway restoration and cleanup are completed. Project is final.
You'll always know what's happening next—and when.
We handle concrete projects of all types—residential, commercial, industrial. Each service is built to last through Minnesota winters.
New driveways and aprons are engineered for durability. We set proper thickness, reinforcement, and slope to shed water and handle Hopkins winters. Existing driveways can be replaced or repaired. Residential driveways in Hobby Acres, West Hopkins, and downtown areas must meet city width and setback standards.
Driveway permits are required by Hopkins code. We handle the application.

Custom driveway poured in Hopkins residential area near Mainstreet
Stamped concrete mimics stone, brick, or tile while offering the durability of concrete. Colors and patterns are custom-applied during finishing. Perfect for patios, outdoor spaces, and commercial walkways near Downtown Park or Blake Road Corridor.
Decorative options extend to colored concrete, boardwalk patterns, and exposed aggregate finishes.

Stamped stone-pattern concrete patio in Hopkins backyard
Outdoor patios, walkways, and gathering spaces come to life with concrete. Proper grading and base prep prevent water pooling in spring thaw. We design with fire pits, seating areas, and furniture placement in mind.
Hopkins' parks and public trails inspire residential outdoor design. We bring that same quality to your backyard.

Concrete patio installation for outdoor entertaining in Hopkins
Residential and commercial sidewalks must be safe, accessible, and up to code. Uneven or cracked concrete creates tripping hazards and liability. We repair or replace damaged sections and install new walks to ADA standards.
Steps and landings are finished smooth for safety in ice and snow.

ADA-compliant sidewalk and entry steps in Hopkins neighborhood
Garage floors take abuse from vehicles, salt, oil, and water. We pour thick, reinforced slabs with proper slope. Epoxy or polyurethane coating protects against staining and cracking.
Commercial and industrial projects near Highway 7 require extra strength and fast turnaround. We deliver both.

Epoxy-coated garage floor installed in Hopkins
Cracked or sunken concrete doesn't have to be replaced entirely. We fill cracks, level settled slabs, and restore safety. Minnesota freeze-thaw cycles cause damage—we fix it before water enters and worsens problems.
Cost-effective repair extends the life of your concrete years longer.

Repaired and leveled driveway in Hopkins after winter damage
Sealing protects concrete from water, salt, and UV damage. Applied every 2–3 years, sealing cuts repair costs and keeps surfaces looking new. Especially important for driveways and patios facing Minnehaha Creek areas where moisture runs high in spring.
Maintenance extends concrete life 25+ years.
Hopkins sits in Minnesota's most challenging concrete climate. Twenty years in this area taught us what works and what fails.
Minnesota winters and spring thaw damage concrete fast. Water enters cracks, freezes, expands, and shatters. We use air-entrainment techniques, proper slope, and sealing to prevent this damage from the start.
Hopkins Code Chapter 810 governs driveways. Minnehaha Creek Watershed permits may apply. We know these requirements and handle paperwork before work starts so inspections pass the first time.
We work with trusted local suppliers and crews who understand this climate. Timing, curing conditions, and material selection are non-negotiable in Hopkins' cold and moisture-heavy seasons.
Projects built here stay strong for 25+ years when properly sealed and maintained.
We serve all of Hopkins and surrounding Twin Cities suburbs. Whether you're in downtown near Mainstreet or out in Hobby Acres, Minnetonka Mills, or West Hopkins, we're local.
Hopkins is accessed via Highway 7 and Highway 169 from Minneapolis. From I-494, take Highway 169 north or State Highway 7 west. The city is surrounded by Minnetonka, Saint Louis Park, and Edina.
Downtown Park (40 Ninth Avenue South) is the heart of the city. Mainstreet runs north-south and is the commercial hub. We meet clients and start projects anywhere within Hopkins' 4 square miles.
Call us to schedule a site visit and free estimate.
Yes. City Code 810.01 requires a permit for new or replacement driveways. The permit fee is $40 and ensures code compliance, inspection, and safe construction. We handle the application.
Residential driveways and patios typically take 3–7 days from prep through curing. Larger commercial projects may take 1–3 weeks. Curing time extends in cold weather; we adjust schedules for Minnesota winters and spring thaw.
Properties in the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District may need additional permits. We check your address and file required applications with MCWD before starting work.
Yes. Stamped concrete with proper sealing, air-entrainment, and maintenance lasts 25+ years in Minnesota. Sealing every 2–3 years prevents water entry and freeze-thaw damage.
Residential driveways must be 10–22 feet wide and no closer than 2 feet to a side lot line. Commercial driveways have different standards. City permits verify final design.
Call us or submit your project details online. We visit your Hopkins property, assess the scope, discuss timeline and goals, and provide a written estimate at no cost.
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