Concrete Foundations Done Right — New Hope, MN
New Hope was mostly built out in the 60s and 70s, so a lot of the original concrete is at the end of its service life That's why our approach to concrete foundations is never one-size-fits-all—every project gets a plan specific to your property.
22 five-star reviews · Licensed in Minnesota · Free on-site quotes
Concrete Foundations — The Full Picture
Every project is different. Here's what falls under our concrete foundations umbrella.
Residential Foundations
Slab foundations, crawl space foundations, basement foundations, and pier foundations for homes. Monolithic slabs, stem walls, post-tension, pier and beam, full/daylight/walkout basements.
From $8 per sq ft
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Mat foundations, strip foundations, pile foundations, and combined footings for commercial and industrial buildings. Raft slabs, grade beams, drilled shafts, and driven piles.
From $10 per sq ft
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Foundation Repair
Residential and commercial foundation crack repair, leveling, underpinning, slab lifting, and stabilization. Fix settling, cracking, bowing, and structural deterioration.
From $500 per project
Learn MoreWhy Homeowners Choose Us
New Hope homeowners are practical—they want concrete that lasts, not something flashy that'll crack in two winters That reputation is earned one project at a time.
- We've been pouring concrete in the NW Metro for over 20 years
- Licensed and insured — we carry full liability and workers' comp so you're protected
- We use air-entrained concrete mixes rated for Minnesota's freeze-thaw cycle
- New Hope was mostly built out in the 60s and 70s, so a lot of the original concrete is at the end of its service life — so we adjust our approach accordingly
- 5.0 Google rating across 22 reviews — many from New Hope and the surrounding area
- Structural concrete is our bread and butter — we don't cut corners on rebar, forming, or curing
- We coordinate with inspectors and general contractors to keep your build on schedule
Give us a call at 763-373-4763 — we're happy to come out and take a look. Explore our full range of Concrete Foundations services or browse all service areas.
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Real Reviews From Real Customers
“Had Legacy pour a new garage floor after demolishing the old shed. Great communication, fair price, and excellent workmanship. The floor came out level and smooth. Very happy!”
James Wilson
New Hope, MN
“Great customer service! The team was very professional and the work was completed on time. Our new stamped patio looks amazing and has completely transformed our backyard. Highly recommend Legacy General Services!”
Marla Ward
Maple Grove, MN
“Excellent work on our new driveway. The crew was punctual, professional, and cleaned up everything when they were done. The concrete looks perfect and we've already received compliments from neighbors.”
Mike Thompson
Plymouth, MN
“We hired Legacy for our garage addition foundation and couldn't be happier. They handled all the permits, showed up when they said they would, and the work quality is outstanding. Will definitely use them again.”
Sarah Johnson
Brooklyn Park, MN
“Very impressed with the whole process from estimate to completion. The new sidewalk and front steps look fantastic. Fair pricing and great communication throughout the project.”
David Chen
Rogers, MN
“Our old cracked patio was an eyesore. Legacy came in, removed the old concrete, and poured a beautiful new stamped patio. The transformation is incredible! Worth every penny.”
Jennifer Williams
Champlin, MN
When It's Time to Call a Pro
The heavy clay soils in New Hope hold moisture, which makes proper drainage and air-entrained concrete mixes essential Here are the telltale signs it's time to bring in a pro.
Cracks in Your Walls
Horizontal or stair-step cracks in foundation walls or interior drywall — these are the ones that matter most.
Doors and Windows Fighting You
When they stick or won't latch right, it could be the frame shifting with the foundation.
Floors That Aren't Level
If you can feel the slope when you walk, that's usually the foundation settling unevenly.
Water Showing Up in the Basement
Any persistent moisture, staining, or actual water means the waterproofing has failed somewhere.
Gaps Around Door Frames
Visible separation between walls and trim is a classic foundation movement indicator.
Basement Walls Bowing Inward
This means lateral soil pressure is winning. Don't wait on this one — call a pro.
Should You Fix It or Start Fresh?
This is the question we get asked more than any other. Here's our honest take — we'll always recommend the option that makes financial sense for you.
Repair When:
- Cracks are minor (less than ¼ inch wide)
- Issues are caught early before extensive damage
- Problems are localized to one area
- The foundation is structurally sound overall
- Water issues can be resolved with drainage solutions
Replace When:
- Multiple large cracks or severe structural damage
- Foundation has significant settling or shifting
- Extensive water damage or persistent flooding
- Previous repairs have failed repeatedly
- Building codes require updated foundation standards
Get a Free Estimate
Call or fill out the form — we'll get back to you within one business day with a time to come out and look at your project.
Leave Concrete to the Pros
Because with Legacy General Services,
You Get More Than a Guarantee
When you choose Legacy General Services for your concrete project in the NW Metro, you're choosing a partner committed to quality that lasts.
Reputation
MN-registered contractor since 2023. Insured and trusted by homeowners across the NW Metro.
Transparency
No hidden fees or surprise charges. Upfront pricing on every concrete project—big or small, start to finish.
Efficiency
On-time scheduling and reliable project timelines. We show up when we say we will and finish on schedule.
Quality
Air-entrained, freeze-thaw resistant concrete built for Minnesota winters. Every pour meets or exceeds code.