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Business ProfileConcrete & Masonry Contractors in Fort McMurray, Alberta

Green Construction

Listed in Fort McMurray 3.00 (4 reviews)(587) 536-1146

Green Construction

Green Construction carries out concrete work, demolition and development in Fort McMurray, serving central and northern Alberta. It began with concrete finishing in Fort McMurray in 2011 and added demolition and development capabilities in 2014.

Last Updated October 3, 2026.

Business Highlights
  • Its concrete team combines experience from across Canada.
  • The company says each workday begins with a toolbox talk and its safety procedures include job hazard assessments.
  • The company says it prioritizes recycled products wherever feasible.

Service Area

Fort McMurray, central Alberta and northern Alberta.

Active Business Listing

Green Construction is one of 8 concrete & masonry contractors ProsGrade lists in Fort McMurray, Alberta.

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Listing details

10 services listed, including Concrete formwork, placement and finishing, Concrete repair and sealing and Concrete finishes. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 3.0 from 4 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Green Construction compares with the other 7 concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade in Fort McMurray, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • Has more Google reviews (4) than 4 of the 7 other Fort McMurray concrete & masonry contractors on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

10 services
  • Concrete formwork, placement and finishingBasements, slabs on grade and sidewalks
  • Concrete repair and sealingPatching, foundation tar and floor sealer
  • Concrete finishesStamping, exposed aggregate, broom and smooth finishes
  • Control saw cutting
  • Concrete structural featuresPony walls, grade beams, snow-melt systems and rebar placement
  • Site preparationBrushing and stripping organic material; cut and/or fill for subgrade elevations
  • DemolitionWooden buildings and concrete structures
  • TruckingWaste sorting, loading, recycling or disposal; delivery of structural fill, aggregate and sand
  • Retaining walls and erosion control
  • Placement and compactionGravel, crushed concrete finishes or gravel base for concrete forming

Reviews

What customers say

A serious worksite safety concern is raised in the feedback: one customer reports a gas line was hit at a residential build, with natural gas blowing hard into the air, and says the crew left without notifying neighbours or calling ATCO or fire services. The same customer says the crew returned after residents had evacuated and responders had arrived; the feedback also reports tailgating and cutting off drivers in Edmonton.

Customer Reviews

Adrián Padilla

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Roger Bertel Gomez

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Katie Cameron

They hit a gas line and bolted at a residential build, natural gas was blowing hard into the air you could hear it a block away. They didn't notify neighbors, didn't call atco and didn't call fire, they just left. They returned 20 minutes later once the area had been evacuated by residents and responders had arrived on scene. Fire had to track them down to ask what happened.
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John R

Tail gating people and cutting people off on the white mud in Edmonton. Great way to advertise your company.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Green Construction offer winter concrete work?

It can provide heating and hoarding during winter work.

How does Green Construction assess a development site before ground is broken?

It says site suitability is weighed before ground is broken, with attention to low-lying areas, slope stability, erosion control and septic-system components.

How does Green Construction control dust during demolition?

It says work areas are made safe by limiting access and containing dust and debris.