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New Sales Representative, Kyle Gulbranson

​Kyle is working to expand our business area in the Grand Forks and surrounding counties. Kyle came to us from ICS, in sales and social media.

Bismarck Branch Manager, Kurt Schirado

Kurt is a long time employee who has been with Prairie Supply, Inc. for over 11 years.

About us

Learn more about Prairie Supply, Inc. carries what you need for concrete and construction supplies.

Dragon Screed IN ACTION in Rapid City

We are excited to see this new piece of equipment in action at our Rapid, south Dakota branch!

2023 Summer Hours

Prairie Supply, Inc.

Summer hours

Fargo, ND: Monday - Friday 6:30am-5:30pm, Saturday 8:00am-Noon, Sunday Closed

Bismarck, ND: Monday - Friday 7:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 8:00am-Noon, Sunday Closed

Grand Forks, ND: Monday - Friday 7:00am-5:00pm, Saturday and Sunday Closed

Minot and Williston, ND: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm, Saturday and Sunday Closed

Rapid City, SD: Monday - Friday 6:30am-5:00pm, Saturday and Sunday Closed

NOW OPEN AT NEW LOCATION IN WEST FARGO

Prairie Supply, Inc. is proud to be open for business and fully moved in to the beautiful new building in West Fargo. Come take a look at all of the new features!

Breaking Ground on New West Fargo Headquarters

​Prairie Supply, Inc. broke ground on May 26th, 2016 on the new state of the art facility in West Fargo.

Home Is Where the Concrete Is!

Did you ever notice the nicest homes in the neighborhood are the ones that are highlighted with decorative concrete? A home’s value and aesthetics can be greatly improved by designing it to have durable, attractive features added to enhance the architecture of the structure. Decorative concrete is the fastest growing segment of the concrete industry, and people all over the country are learning what a valuable addition even a small accent can make.

How Do You Know if Polished Concrete is Slippery?

According to the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI), 55% of slips, trips and falls are caused by a hazardous walkway surface. Because of the high gloss produced by polishing concrete, many end users associate this with other polished surfaces and erroneously assume it is slippery. In some cases they are correct, but not always. Over the past 25 years I have worked in the slip and fall prevention industry and I have yet to find a one-size-fits-all approach between the gloss level of a walkway and its slip resistance. Much of what our society has come to expect regarding the gloss level of a floor and its inherent safety comes by way of marketing. During the 1950’s, consumers were first introduced to high-gloss floor finishes which not only offered the benefit of ease of maintenance but that of the “wet-look” which was associated with the “clean look”. This trend grew through the 1960’s as manufacturers of vinyl floor coverings began to introduce high gloss vinyl no-wax floors and further grew in the 70’s and 80’s with gloss enhancing vinyl floor cleaners. In the end, we as consumers have come to associate a clean floor to that of a shiny floor. Unfortunately, these clean looking high gloss floors are too often perceived to be as slippery as ice.