Wm R Woltering Cncrt Const INC
Palouse, WA· 16.3 mi away
- WA licensed
- Bonded
- Insured
- 5 public projects
Whitman County, Washington
No licensed concrete contractors list a business address in Oakesdale itself, but 54 work within 45 miles. 8 of them have public-works projects on record with the state. Request a quote from one, or let us match you with up to three.
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Sorted by distance, with contractors that have a documented public-works record ranked a little higher. Distances are measured between ZIP code centers.
Palouse, WA· 16.3 mi away
Valleyford, WA· 26.9 mi away
Spokane, WA· 40.2 mi away
Oakesdale is a city of 384 people in Whitman County, east of the Cascades. The nearest licensed concrete contractor is Wm R Woltering Cncrt Const INC, about 16.3 miles away. 54 are within 45 miles. 15 of them have filed 884 public-works affidavits between them, a sign of experience with inspected, government-funded jobs. By business name, the most common specialties nearby are foundations (3), flatwork (2), pumping (2).
Source: Washington L&I contractor license, bond, insurance and prevailing-wage data on data.wa.gov; population: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 estimates. Updated October 5, 2026. How we verify.
New driveways and replacements, typically 4 inches thick for cars. 2 contractors within 45 miles list flatwork in their business name.
Plain, colored or exposed-aggregate patios and paths from the 54 contractors nearby.
Patterned and colored finishes for patios and driveways.
Cracked, sunken or flaking concrete: resurfacing, leveling or replacement.
Garage, shop and ADU slabs and foundations, which usually need a permit. 3 contractors within 45 miles list foundations in their business name.
Sawing, coring and tear-out of old concrete.
Published 2026 ranges: plain driveways and patios about $5–$8 per sq ft, stamped concrete $10–$20+, basic slabs $10.63–$13.00 installed. See the driveway, patio and stamped concrete cost guides, or size your job with the concrete calculator.
Get at least three written quotes with the same scope, ask who pulls the permit, and check each contractor's registration, bond and insurance on L&I. Our license check guide walks you through it.
Winters east of the Cascades bring hard freezes and repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Ask about air-entrained concrete, proper control joints and a well-compacted, well-drained base. Pours in cold weather need blankets or heated enclosures, and some contractors book up early for spring.
54 contractors with an active Washington L&I registration and a concrete specialty are based within 45 miles of Oakesdale.
Search the business name or license number on Washington L&I's Verify a Contractor tool. It shows the license status, bond and insurance, and any lawsuits against the bond. Every contractor on this page had an active registration when our data was last updated.
It depends on the work. Foundations, structural slabs and driveway approaches onto public streets usually need a permit, and patios often don't. Check with the Oakesdale or Whitman County permit office, or ask your contractor to include the permit in the quote.
At least three, with the same scope written into each: square footage, thickness, base preparation, reinforcement, finish and removal of old concrete. Our free request form sends your project to up to three licensed contractors.