Southwestern Wisconsin’s Top Concrete and Carpentry Contractor

Over 30 Years Experience

For over 30 years, Chad Miller perfected his craft in the concrete and carpentry industry. In 2019, he decided to step out on his own and acquired Miller Concrete & Carpentry to continue providing high quality services out of the La Farge, WI area.

Highest Quality Equipment

Highest Quality Service

Long-Lasting Results

At Miller Concrete & Carpentry, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail and client satisfaction.

Let us handle your next project and provide the quality results you deserve.

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FAQ

What are some benefits of ICF walls?

Fast construction, energy efficient, fire resistant, noise suppression, competitive cost compared to traditional forms.

Can a damaged concrete foundation be fixed?

For this type of damage, it is best to turn to a contractor. If damage presents visible cracks in your foundation or walls, or there are noticeably uneven floors and separation around doors and windows, it is substantial and should be consulted with a professional.

How important is the curing process?

Curing is an incredibly important step in pouring and finishing concrete. It keeps the concrete at the appropriate moisture level, and without it, the strength of the concrete will significantly decrease while cracking and shrinking will become more prevalent.

Can I stain or paint my concrete floor?

Yes, your concrete floor can be stained and painted. Visit your local hardware or paint store and inform them of the looks and functionality you desire to find the right product for you.

How can I make sure my home remodeling gets done on time and doesn't break the bank?

Staying in the loop with your contractor is key. We'll keep you posted on scheduling, deliveries, and any changes that pop up. Being upfront about your timeline and budget helps a ton in keeping things on track. Talking money, it's good to know what stuff can make your renovation pricey. If worries arise, chat with your contractor before diving in. And, while the project's in progress, keep the conversation going, especially if you're thinking of veering off from the original plans.