Almost nothing in Richmond Hill is flat, which changes how a slab has to be built. Valiant Concrete Finishing pours side walkways, driveways, garage floors, shop floors and interior slabs for homeowners and businesses across the town, setting grade and drainage before anything gets formed. Our work runs through Oak Ridges, Bayview Hill, Mill Pond, Jefferson, Observatory and Richvale.
Real jobs, real neighbourhoods.
Observatory
A section of floor opened up for new services was closed back in during a fit out. Base compacted around the rough ins, poured to a laser set elevation and finished flush with the existing floor so the transition disappears.
Richvale
A worn bay in a working fabrication shop was cut out and replaced. Compacted base, reinforced pour and 5 inch concrete, power trowelled hard so it stands up to steel, carts and daily traffic.
Mill Pond
A narrow run between the house and the fence, formed with steps to take up the grade change out to the driveway. Excavated by hand, gravel base compacted, reinforced and poured at 5 inches with a broom finish.
Three things that decide whether a Richmond Hill slab lasts.
Slope
Richmond Hill sits on the moraine and most properties fall off in some direction. That grade has to be taken up somewhere, whether in steps, a stepped walkway or a slab pitched to move water off the lot. Ignoring it is how water ends up against a foundation.
Water
Every square foot you pour is a square foot that no longer absorbs rain. We set the fall before we form, so water leaves toward the street or the yard rather than pooling at a door or running onto the property next door.
Working Around You
Most of our work goes in around people who cannot shut down. We stage the pour so a shop keeps its other bays running and a family keeps a way in and out, and we tell you up front which day you lose access.
We install concrete driveways, patios, slabs, walkways and garage floors for homeowners and businesses throughout Richmond Hill and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area.
Yes, but the grade has to be taken up somewhere. That usually means steps, a stepped walkway, or a slab pitched deliberately to move water off the lot. Almost nothing in Richmond Hill is flat, so this is part of nearly every job here.
Wherever we set the fall, which is decided before anything gets formed. Every square foot of concrete is a square foot that no longer absorbs rain, so runoff has to be sent toward the street or the yard rather than to a door or onto the neighbouring property.
Usually yes. We stage the pour so other bays keep working, and we tell you up front which day you lose access to that section. Most of our commercial work goes in around people who cannot shut down.
Yes. Infill work is common in fit outs, where a section is opened for new services and closed back in. The base is compacted around the rough ins and the pour is set to a laser elevation so it finishes flush with the existing floor.
Power trowelled to a hard, smooth surface. It sweeps clean, stands up to carts, steel and daily traffic, and takes a coating later if you decide you want one.
Priced by measured square footage, with grade work and access factored in where the site calls for it. Published pricing by size is on our pricing pages.
Across the town, including Oak Ridges, Bayview Hill, Mill Pond, Jefferson, Observatory and Richvale, along with the surrounding York Region area.
We proudly provide professional concrete contractor services throughout the Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Oshawa, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, and Pickering. Our team installs durable concrete driveways, patios, slabs, and walkways for homeowners across these communities.
