Olsen Concrete repairs and pours concrete in Sedro-Woolley and along Highway 20 into the upper Skagit Valley: driveways, patios, walkways, garage and shop floors, and equipment pads. Call (425) 215-2560 for a phone and photo review.
Sedro-Woolley calls itself the Gateway to the North Cascades. It has older homes near downtown, newer subdivisions, and plenty of rural property with long driveways, shops and outbuildings. We come up from Lake Stevens, about 35 miles away.
What we do in Sedro-Woolley
- Driveway repair, resurfacing and replacement
- Patio and walkway restoration or new pours
- Garage and shop floor repair, overlays and new slabs
- Equipment pads, RV pads and outbuilding slabs
- Crack repair, joint repair, sealing and moss removal
Rural and older-home concrete
- Long driveways take heavy trucks, trailers and farm equipment. Cracked aprons and broken edges are common where the drive meets the road.
- Shop floors wear from steel wheels, jacks and spills. Many can be resurfaced if the slab is not moving.
- Older slabs downtown often have no rebar or thin sections. We check before promising an overlay will hold.
- Shade and rain under tall trees mean moss and slick surfaces. Cleaning and the right sealer help.
Overlay or replace?
We recommend an overlay only on stable slabs with surface damage. Slabs that rock, sink, heave or have offset cracks need section replacement or a new pour. Read our overlay vs replacement guide.
How a Sedro-Woolley project starts
- Phone and photo review. Send photos or call, and we give you an early read on repair, overlay or replacement.
- On-site assessment when the photos are not enough to call it.
- Clear recommendation: repair or overlay, section replacement, or demo and a new pour.
Photo checklist: crack width and any height difference, puddles after rain, soft or rocking spots, spall depth, old patches, and one wide shot of the whole slab.
Related guides
- Overlay vs full replacement: the condition-first decision guide
- Crack and spalling repair in the Pacific Northwest
- New concrete pours · what to expect on a new pour
- Concrete sealing · moss removal before sealing
- Driveway demolition and replacement
Nearby concrete service areas
Mount Vernon · Burlington · La Conner · Arlington · Marysville · All service areas
FAQ: concrete work in Sedro-Woolley
Do you come out to Sedro-Woolley?
Yes. Sedro-Woolley is in our Skagit County service area. We also work farther east on Highway 20 in Lyman, Hamilton and Concrete.
Can you pour a slab for a shop or RV pad?
Yes. We pour new slabs for shops, outbuildings and RV or equipment pads, with base prep and thickness matched to the load.
My driveway apron is broken where it meets the road. Can that be fixed alone?
Usually, yes. We can cut out and replace just the apron section and tie it into the rest of the driveway.
What are your hours?
Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Call (425) 215-2560.
Request a review in Sedro-Woolley
Call (425) 215-2560 (Mon–Sat 7:00 AM–6:00 PM) or send photos for a phone and photo review. Restore-first when the slab allows it; full replacement when it does not.
Olsen Restoration Services and Concrete LLC · WA L&I Contractor Reg. #OLSENRS754N5 · Licensed, bonded & insured. Based in Lake Stevens, serving Skagit, Snohomish and King County.
ZIP codes we serve in Sedro-Woolley
Sedro-Woolley ZIP code covered: 98284. If your ZIP code borders it, call (425) 215-2560 and we will confirm coverage.