Midwest Concrete & Excavating
Reliable Concrete Solutions for Every Project.
At Midwest Concrete & Excavation, we provide expert concrete services for residential and commercial projects across northwest Iowa. Whether you need foundations, flatwork, stamped and colored patios, retaining walls, or sewer repairs, our experienced team ensures precision and durability. Using state-of-the-art laser surveying and top-quality materials, we handle everything from new construction to complex excavation projects. No matter the challenge—tight spaces, difficult terrain, or phased work—we have the equipment and expertise to get the job done right.
Call today for a free estimate and let us bring strength and reliability to your next project!
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Fully InsuredWe are fully insured, giving you peace of mind and protecting your property every step of the way.
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Fast & Efficient ServiceClear communication and efficient scheduling ensure your project is quoted, planned, and completed without delays.
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Locally Owned & CommittedAs a locally owned business, we take pride in delivering exceptional customer service and building strong relationships in our community.
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Durable, High-Quality MaterialsWe use top-tier materials designed for long-lasting performance, energy efficiency, and structural strength.
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Smart Solutions for Any ProjectNot sure if your project is possible? Our team will evaluate your needs and find the best solution.
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Precision CraftsmanshipOur skilled installers take pride in their work, ensuring every concrete pour is done with accuracy, durability, and attention to detail.
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Concrete & Excavation You Can Trust.
Poured Foundation Walls & Floors
Strong, reliable foundations and floors built for long-term structural stability.
Stamped & Colored Patios
Custom-designed patios with decorative finishes that enhance outdoor spaces.
Sidewalk & Driveway
Durable, smooth concrete surfaces designed for safety and longevity.
Retaining Walls
Functional and stylish walls that provide stability and prevent soil erosion.
Demo & Sewer Repair
Safe and efficient demolition services, along with expert sewer repairs to keep systems running properly.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Your Concrete Questions, Answered.
How do I remove ice from my driveway?
Use sand for traction. If you must use salt or ice melt, let it sit briefly, then clear it off to prevent long-term damage to the concrete surface.
How often should I reseal colored stamped concrete?
Reseal every few years to protect against moisture and weather-related wear, especially with freeze-thaw cycles.
How can I tell if my concrete needs to be resealed?
If water no longer beads on the surface, it’s time to reseal.
What should I do if my exterior concrete cracks?
Applying a sealant can help prevent further cracking and extend the life of your concrete.
What if there’s a crack in my foundation wall?
We recommend an epoxy injection to seal and reinforce the crack.
What if I don’t have a sump pump and water collects in my basement?
Installing a drainage system at the footing level can help. This can be done inside by breaking up and replacing the floor or outside by digging a trench around the foundation.
How can I prevent foundation failure?
Ensure proper grading around your home so water drains away. Poor drainage causes soil expansion, which puts pressure on foundation walls.
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