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It’s a transition between the two. Red Deer gets some chinook influence but also experiences sustained cold periods closer to what Edmonton sees. The base engineering needs to handle both – fast drainage for chinook cycling and adequate depth for sustained frost. We design Red Deer bases for the combined pattern rather than treating it as one or the other.

Yes. Central Alberta’s agricultural clay is expansive – it swells when wet and contracts when it dries or freezes. We assess clay conditions at each Red Deer site and engineer the sub-base to separate the surface from clay movement below.

Often, yes. Red Deer functions as a hub for central Alberta communities, and many sports clubs and schools here draw participants from surrounding towns. We design sports surfaces for the expected usage level, which is typically higher than a purely local facility would require.

Yes. We work with Red Deer Public Schools and Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools on playground surfacing and sports field construction, designing to CSA Z614 for playgrounds and governing body specifications for sports fields.

Contact us through the contact page or request a design and consultation. We’ll arrange a site visit and assess the conditions for your specific project.