Concrete contractor in Stony Plain.
Stony Plain and Parkland County. We know the acreage work, the shop floors and the long driveways that come with country properties.
Every finish, every scale
Stamped Concrete Stony Plain
Aesthetic concrete that mimics natural stone, slate, brick or wood — poured, stamped and sealed by a crew that has been doing this for 30 years.
Learn moreExposed Aggregate Stony Plain
Durable, non-slip finish that showcases the natural stone inside the concrete. A River Valley Concrete specialty for driveways, walkways and pool decks.
Learn moreConcrete Driveways Stony Plain
Residential and commercial concrete driveways built to handle Alberta winters — plow trucks, road salt, freeze-thaw and all.
Learn moreConcrete Patios Stony Plain
Outdoor living spaces built to last. Stamped, exposed, coloured or broom finish — we build the patio, the grill pad, and the walkway to match.
Learn moreSidewalks & Curbs Stony Plain
Concrete sidewalks, curbs, landscape edging and drainage. Done right the first time — level, drained, and built for Alberta winters.
Learn moreGarage & Shop Floors Stony Plain
Engineered concrete floors for garages, shops and basements. Poured, finished and sealed to handle vehicles, tools, and everything else you put on them.
Learn moreLocal crew. Local knowledge.
We live and work in the Edmonton area. We know the frost depths, the soil conditions, and the municipal process for every city we pour in.
- 30+ years of Alberta concrete experience
- WCB covered and fully insured
- Journeyman concrete finishers on every crew
- Free on-site quotes
- Clean job sites, on-time finishes
- Local Stony Plain references on request
Neighborhoods we serve in Stony Plain
Recent concrete projects
Concrete in Stony Plain
Do you serve Stony Plain?+
Yes — River Valley Concrete has been serving Stony Plain and the surrounding area for over 30 years. Our crews are based in Sherwood Park and travel daily to Stony Plain job sites.
How long does a concrete project take in Stony Plain?+
A typical residential driveway or patio takes 3–7 days from form-up to final seal, weather depending. Larger jobs and commercial pours are scheduled around the season.
When is the best time of year to pour concrete in Stony Plain?+
Late April through mid-October is ideal in Alberta. We pour in shoulder seasons with blanket cures and hot boxes when needed, but mid-winter pours are rare.
Do you handle city permits for Stony Plain?+
Yes. New driveway approaches and public-right-of-way pours need municipal permits — we handle the paperwork and the inspection schedule as part of the job.