Driveways
4–6 inch slab on compacted gravel with rebar, broom finish and saw-cut joints. Old asphalt or concrete removed.
Per sq ft from$10
2-car driveway$6,000–$11,000
Bozeman · Belgrade · Four Corners · Manhattan
Concrete poured for Montana winters.
Driveways, patios, walkways and steps built on a real gravel base with rebar, control joints and an air-entrained mix that holds up to freeze-thaw. Plus brick and block repair when the old stuff starts to crumble.
Driveways, patios & stepsOld slab tear-out & haulPour season May–October
Rebar and control joints on every slab
Walk in 1–2 days, drive in about 7
Services & pricing
Flatwork and masonry
Most concrete is priced per square foot, depending on thickness, finish and how much digging and base prep the site needs.
Patios
Back patios, hot tub pads and fire-pit areas, sloped away from the house so water runs off.
Per sq ft from$9
12×16 patio$1,700–$2,900
Stamped & colored
Ashlar slate, cobble or wood-plank patterns with integral color and a release antique, then sealed.
Per sq ft from$14
Most patterns$14–$24/sq ft
Walkways & steps
Front walks, side paths and cast-in-place steps with a non-slip finish.
Per sq ft from$9
Front walk$1,400–$3,200
Repair & tear-out
Broken slabs cut out and replaced, trip hazards ground down, old concrete broken up and hauled.
Removal from$3/sq ft
Section replacementQuoted per job
Brick & block repair
Repointing, replacing spalled brick, rebuilding steps and chimney crowns.
Starting at$400
Most repairsQuoted per job
Example pricing for this sample site. Final price depends on access, grade and soil.
After the pour
When can I use it?
Concrete keeps getting stronger for about a month. We'll leave you a card with dates for your slab, but here's the general rule for a standard mix in warm weather.
We only pour when overnight lows stay well above freezing, which in the Gallatin Valley usually means May through mid-October.
Ask about schedulingFoot traffic
- Light walking: 24–48 hours
- Furniture: about 3 days
- No pets on wet concrete
Vehicles
- Cars: about 7 days
- Trucks & trailers: 28 days
- Keep off the edges early
What we do to prevent cracks
- Compacted gravel base
- Rebar or wire mesh
- Saw-cut control joints at the right spacing
- Cure-and-seal after finishing
How it works
How a pour comes together
01
Site visit
We measure, check the grade and drainage, and talk finish options.
02
Written estimate
Thickness, base, reinforcement and finish spelled out.
03
Form & pour
Dig out, base, forms, rebar, pour and finish, usually 2–4 days.
04
Cure & clean up
We seal, pull forms, backfill edges and leave you a cure-time card.
Our work
Recent pours and repairs
Example photos for this sample site (royalty-free stock). A real site shows the owner's own jobs.
About us
Hey, I'm Cal.
I've been finishing concrete in the Gallatin Valley since 2004 and started Brannock in 2015. My brother Jesse runs the masonry side.
We're a crew of six. We do the dig-out, base and pour ourselves, so nobody's pointing fingers if something isn't right.
Winters, we book next season's estimates, do indoor masonry repair and ski when we can.
Cal & Jesse BrannockOwners, Brannock Concrete & Masonry
Service area
Pouring across the Gallatin Valley
We're based in Bozeman and work from Manhattan to Livingston and up to Big Sky. Mountain jobs with tricky access get a site visit first.
- Bozeman
- Belgrade
- Four Corners
- Manhattan
- Livingston
- Gallatin Gateway
- Big Sky
- Bridger Canyon
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FAQ
Concrete questions, answered
How long until I can drive on it?
About seven days for cars in warm weather and around 28 days for heavy trucks or trailers. We leave you a card with the dates for your pour.
Stamped vs plain: what's the difference in cost?
Stamped and colored concrete usually costs about half again to double what a plain broom finish does, because of the color, stamping labor and sealing. It also needs resealing every few years.
Do you remove the old slab?
Yes. We break it up, haul it to a recycler and price it as its own line on your estimate.
Do you pull permits?
When the job needs one, such as some driveway approaches and work in the public right-of-way, we pull it and include the fee in your estimate.
Will my concrete crack?
All concrete can crack a little. Our job is to make sure it cracks at the control joints we cut, not across the middle, by using a good base, reinforcement and the right joint spacing.
When can you pour?
Usually May to mid-October here. We book estimates year-round, and spring dates fill up by March.
Free quote
Get your concrete estimate
Tell us about the project. We'll call to set up a site visit, usually within two business days.
(406) 555-0151- Free site visit and written estimate
- Base, rebar and finish listed
- 2027 season bookings open