Concrete Contractor in Fridley, MN

Erickson Asphalt & Concrete has been pouring driveways, patios, and sidewalks across Fridley for over 35 years. We know this first-ring suburb well, from the established neighborhoods along the Mississippi River to the areas around Moore Lake and the commercial properties along University Avenue.

Fridley developed rapidly between 1950 and 1970, which means most original concrete work here is now 50 to 70 years old. If your home is a rambler or split-level from that era with the original driveway, it has likely reached the end of its lifespan. We see a lot of driveways in Fridley with widespread cracking, settlement issues, and surface deterioration that has progressed beyond what repairs can fix.

Whether you need a complete driveway replacement, a new patio to expand your outdoor living space, or sidewalks that connect your home safely to the street, we handle concrete projects of all sizes. And we put the Erickson name on every job.

Over 500 Five-Star Reviews
Our reputation is built on completed projects, not marketing, with over 500 verified reviews from homeowners across the Twin Cities metro. We earn every review by delivering on our promises and standing behind our work.

BBB Accredited
We maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, reflecting our commitment to honest communication and fair business practices. When concerns arise, we address them directly and resolve them the right way.

The Erickson Name on Every Job
As a family-owned business, our crews represent our name and reputation on every project. We never subcontract to unknown crews or cut corners, and we apply the same high standards to every job, large or small.

Over 35 Years Serving the Metro
We have been pouring concrete in Fridley since the 1980s, bringing decades of hands-on experience to every project. Our knowledge of local soil conditions, seasonal timing, and proven installation methods ensures results that last.

Sandy Soils Along the Anoka Sand Plain

Fridley sits at the southern edge of the Anoka Sand Plain, which means soil conditions here differ from the clay-heavy areas further south in the metro. The city’s own guidelines note that Fridley typically has sandy, well-drained soils, though conditions can vary site to site.

Sandy soils drain well, which is good for concrete. But they also require proper compaction during base preparation to prevent settling. We assess soil conditions on every project because what works in one part of Fridley may not be appropriate a few blocks away. Properties near the Mississippi River, Rice Creek, and the various lakes can have different conditions than those on higher ground.

The Neighborhoods We Serve

We work throughout Fridley, including the neighborhoods around Moore Lake, the areas near Springbrook Nature Center, the North and South Innsbruck communities, properties along the Mississippi River corridor, and the commercial areas along University Avenue and Highway 65. Whether your home is a 1950s rambler or part of a newer development like the Cielo complex near the transit station, we have experience with the range of properties here.

Timing and Permits

Concrete work in Minnesota has a limited season, roughly May through October when temperatures stay consistently above 50 degrees. Spring installations are popular because homeowners want to enjoy their new concrete all summer. Fall often offers more scheduling flexibility.

Fridley does not typically require permits for standard concrete flatwork on private property, including driveways, patios, and sidewalks. However, work within the public right-of-way or significant drainage changes may require permits. We identify any requirements during the estimate process.

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