Concrete in Bozeman area (Great Falls, Belgrade: real estate, construction, contractors)

[concrete32]

Hello to all. I own a concrete company here in Utah and i am thinking about relocating to bozeman i have family all over Montana and would love to be next to them. Does any know about the concrete market there in Bozeman or the surrounding areas. I fso could u please post a reply thank you or email me at goodfellasconcrete@yahoo.com thank you in advance

[Joe Doer]

My brother-in-law drives a concrete truck out of Bozeman and works as many hours as he wants. He normally drives to Big Sky area sometimes two and three times per day. There is so much growth in the area, so those in your field have great opportunities.

[concrete32]

Thank You for your reply. It just gets a little scary sometimes making a move like that, but with all my family up there and having lived in Mt as a kid i think its time to go back. Plus the work here in Utah has dies down alot. And i think i could bring some of my Utah stamp and color work up there and people would love it.

[GiftShoppeGuy]

Originally Posted by concrete32

Thank You for your reply. It just gets a little scary sometimes making a move like that, but with all my family up there and having lived in Mt as a kid i think its time to go back. Plus the work here in Utah has dies down alot. And i think i could bring some of my Utah stamp and color work up there and people would love it.

Stamp and color and exposed and acid and etched is definitely where it's at, that is for certain.

One thing you might want to keep in the back of your mind though;
And that is, during the winter, the boys from Bozeman/Belgrade all come piling into Great Falls for work.
We get warmer weather and less snow during the winter, and it lets us work closer to year round as a result.

[Bbrad]

Construction has slowed down slightly, but if you're good I wouldn't think you'd have any problem making a living. Big Sky is still going fairly strong, and the Bozeman area is still growing. Things have slowed down a little in the last year or so in terms of real estate and construction, which is probably good. There was too much construction work around here and it let poor contractors keep going. Hopefully this will weed out the bad ones and make it possible to afford housing and get a good contractor when you need one.