Building  your post-frame shop, barn, or commercial structure, the concrete pad your building sits on is one of the most critical parts of the project.

With the upcoming stretch of warmer weather, now is an ideal time to pour a winter concrete slab and keep your construction project moving forward. Getting the slab completed before spring allows builders to avoid seasonal delays and start framing and construction earlier in the year.

From solid foundations to precision-finished surfaces, Rocky View Concrete delivers quality you can stand on. Whether it’s commercial floors, driveways, patios, or custom concrete work, we build it right, on time and on budget.

Many people assume concrete work must stop in winter, but that’s not true when the job is done correctly.

Big shout out to Darrel Berlando of Drumheller, AB! We had the pleasure of prepping and pouring his 30×50 shop floor. From gravel compaction and vapor barrier installation to rebar placement and finishing touches, every step was handled with care to ensure a durable, long-lasting concrete surface.

Almost a year to the day after we poured the interior slab for his stunning barndominium, Trevor reached out again, this time to add the finishing touch: a clean, well-crafted concrete patio.

Post frame construction, sometimes called pole building, uses large vertical posts anchored into the foundation to support the roof and walls.

If you’re investing in a post-frame building, whether it’s a shop, garage, or hobby space, the concrete slab floor is far more than just the “slab.”

A Strong Foundation in Pincher Creek

Big shout out to Jim Little for having us out to pour a brand-new floor for his impressive 5,400 sq. ft. shop in Pincher Creek, Alberta! This project was all about creating a functional and long-lasting space, and the details make all the difference.

This hangar floor was built to last, with precise prep, expert pours, and a finish that reflects our commitment to quality. The broom-finished exterior apron adds a clean and durable transition up to the stunning diamond door, making the whole space not just functional, but visually impressive too.

Rocky View Concrete was proud to be part of this 30x50 post-frame workshop build near Bellevue, Alberta, in the heart of the Crowsnest Pass.

Rocky View Concrete Services bring precision, experience, and craftsmanship to every job.

Check out this unique project in Kamloops, BC: a 46x80 post-frame floor custom-designed for an equine rehabilitation facility. We worked closely with the client to create a concrete pit for an aqua tread system for horses, along with multiple Watts floor drains to ensure easy wash-down and cleanliness throughout the space.

We’re excited to share one of our latest projects, a 40x60 ft concrete floor we poured for Titan Water Systems in Dewinton, Alberta. This wasn’t just any floor; it was designed to meet the unique needs of their operations, featuring twin precast concrete sumps and a high-efficiency in-floor heating system.

Rocky View Concrete Services recently had the pleasure of completing a major project at Duhn Farms in Delacor, AB. The centerpiece of this job was a 42x84 machine shop outfitted with a high-performance in-floor heating system and a centrally located sump pump. This combination ensures optimal efficiency and ease of maintenance for daily operations.

If you're looking to elevate the look of your post-frame home with an eye-catching yet functional addition, take a look at our latest project—a stunning stamped concrete apron installed in Sundre, Alberta.

Exciting news from Rocky View Concrete! We’ve just completed a fantastic project for Scott Craig in West Foothills, Alberta, and we couldn’t be more proud of the results! This project involved installing a spacious 40x60 post frame shop floor, designed to handle heavy use while providing optimal comfort. We incorporated in-floor heating, making the space comfortable and functional year-round, regardless of the weather.