CONCRETE Construction

RAECO started doing their own concrete work because the quality of foundations and flatwork were not meeting our expectations. Put us to work for you.

We are obsessive about delivering a final product that will hold up for years to come. Using laser screeds, robotic total station and 3D GPS imaging, our team has been able to eliminate human error from the process. When we pour a foundation, retaining wall, flatwork or parking lot, the final dimensions of the product are extremely precise, saving you time and budget.

Save Your Budget. Pour Concrete, Pay for Asphalt

Because we use laser screeds and GPS imaging, our concrete team is only half the size of the teams needed for a traditional pour. With this equipment, we are also able to complete a job that would traditionally take 3 days in just 8 hours, often with just a single pour. Because we don’t have to pay a large team for 3 days of work, in some cases we are able to pour concrete for a price competitive with asphalt. Instead of pouring an asphalt parking lot that will need repaired in a few years, you will be able to have a beautiful concrete pad that will hold up for decades under high traffic.

Where Do We Work?

With a laser screed we can work faster with less labor, saving you money.

RAECO is mobile and ready to bring our concrete services to you. We provide concrete construction services across South Dakota and the midwest, including Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska. We are happy to discuss your project provide estimates upon request. Call us today to see how we can tackle your concrete pour with precision, speed and budget friendly results.

PROJECTS

USD Concrete Parking lot

RAECO Builders had the pleasure of working with the University of South Dakota on a new student parking lot. The project came with the standard needs of a parking lot pour except for the timeframe. The lot needed to be ready for the student's return to campus in the Fall. 

Wolf Creek: Foundation pour

Wolf Creek Colony took the first steps in growing its manufacturing operations; the need for a new and larger building had come. Like many Hutterite colonies, Wolf Creek Colony is self-sufficient, creating many specialized and custom products onsite.