Rapid Plow & Landscape Services/ Supplies

07/02/2026

Serving Parkland, Lac Ste. Anne & Leduc Counties
Tired of deep ruts and soft spots? Fix your driveway right with Engineered Road Crush—delivered with free tailgate spreading included!

(Base pricing for most of Parkland County & Southern Lac Ste. Anne)
3/4"(20mm), 1.5”(40mm) Engineered Road Crush
12 Tons (24,000 lbs): $450 (Max load size for 75% road limit)
15.5 Tons (31,000 lbs): $560 (Requires 100% road limits)

What it is:
A true engineered gravel mix put through a series of machines to both crush the rock and blend it with exact percentages of smaller particles and a mineral binder so it packs rock-solid.

Why it works:
A proper mix needs small and large particles to fill every void and create a solid, impermeable layer. If you have air pockets, water penetrates and turns your subsoil wet and soft—which is exactly how deep ruts form in your driveway.

The Quality Difference:
Some pits do a rough mixture to get an "ok" result. This product is regularly compaction-tested by a third party to ensure it strictly meets road construction specs for the City of Edmonton and Parkland County.

Delivery & Permit Details:
This includes delivery to most of Parkland County and some of Lac St. Anne County. We can deliver further, but there will be an additional surcharge to cover fuel and time.

Be aware Lac St. Anne has road bans on non-highway paved roads all year long. We work directly with the county offices to attain your road allowance permits: Parkland and Lac St. Anne permits are free; Leduc and Sturgeon County are $37 for a permit.

Other Aggregates Available:
80mm (3") Road Crush: 12 tons $450 / 15.5 tons $560
Riding Arena Silver Sand: 11 yards $450 / 14 yards $575
Screened Top Soil (Black Dirt): 14 yards $395
30mm(1.25”) Screened Rock: 15.5tons $615 (Roughly 12.5yards)

Payment & Business Info:
E-transfer is our preferred payment method. We do take cash and credit cards, but there will be a 2% fee applied to credit card transactions.
We are based in Parkland County and have been proudly helping local residents for over 21 years.
www.rapidplow.com

02/16/2026

The plow trucks are ready to go!
Be careful out there, we just might have snow day tomorrow. If you would like to be added to our list for this week. Message us.

Special Weather Statements, and Snowfall Warnings, and Winter Storm Warnings. Oh My! 😮

Our incoming system has resulted in a variety of different weather alerts being issued across the province by Environment Canada. Some of these alerts have already been cancelled or replaced throughout the morning so we're going to share the latest look at the situation, as of 12pm.

We have two large Special Weather Statements currently in effect. The first one stretches across a majority of Northern Alberta to the north of Slave Lake. This details explain that 10-20cm of snow is expected by Wednesday, with local amounts up to 30cm.

The southern Special Weather Statement varies slightly over its coverage area, advising that 5-15cm or 10-20cm of snow is expected. The 5-15cm range is for areas closer to the American border while the 10-20cm range expands northward. The Statement also mentions that blowing snow is expected on Tuesday over open areas.

The Snowfall Warning covers the southern areas of Northern Alberta (from Slave Lake southward) and parts of Central Alberta, including Edmonton. This Warning is for heavy snow with accumulations of varying from 10-20cm in the west to 15-25cm, with up to 30cm locally, in the east.

The Winter Storm Warning stretches northward from Calgary to Red Deer and expands eastward to the Saskatchewan border. This Warning states that heavy snow with accumulations of 15-30cm are likely, with local amounts possibly reaching 40cm. Blowing snow will also be a concern here due to 60km/h wind gusts, which has prompted a marginally stronger warning than just a Snowfall Warning.

We hope this helps some of the confusion surrounding who has what kind of alert in place ahead of the storm that will start to pick up later this afternoon and into the evening.

- Alannah

12/31/2025

Plowing the park path in preparation for the fireworks 🎆

12/24/2025

‘Twas the night before plowing, and all through the yard,
The plows sat in silence, their engines on guard.
The sand piles were ready, the spreaders aligned,
For winter’s big challenge was soon to unwind.

The forecast had promised a blizzard with might,
So crews donned their gear in the cold of the night.
With coffee in thermos and radios near,
They waited for snowflakes to finally appear.

Then out on the road there arose such a sight,
A blanket of white in the glow of moonlight!
Away to their trucks they flew in a dash,
To battle the storm with a rumble and splash.

The blades cut the drifts with a thunderous cheer,
Clearing the roads for all to steer clear.
Salt sprinkled like magic to melt icy glaze,
While plow lights were dancing in shimmering rays.

Through cul-de-sacs, roadways, and long rural lanes,
They worked without rest through fatigue and the strains.
For safety’s their mission, their pride never small,
They answer the call for the good of us all.

So here’s to the plow crews, old and new
Who conquer the snow so you can get through.
May warm meals await you and roads stay clear,
Merry Christmas to all and a Happy New Year!

Parkland County crews are fully prepared for the anticipated snowfall today/this evening. If you’re travelling for the holidays, please slow down and drive to conditions. Want to know which roads get cleared first? Visit www.parklandcounty.com/snowremoval for snow clearing priorities.

12/21/2025

Give us a call if you’re still needing your rural driveway plowed.

We are fully bonded and insured.

Forecast is looking like another big dump on Wednesday. Some models are suggesting 30cm. We shall see.

12/18/2025

We have been working hard through the night and still going.

We appreciate your patience.

Rural driveways are being cleared today and tomorrow.

12/05/2025

Here are some helpful tips when clearing your driveway in Parkland County.
Or hire us and we can take of your rural driveway for you.

Q: I noticed that when the grader cleared the road there was a snow ridge left behind, will the County come and remove it?

A: Great question! When our graders clear the roads, a snow ridge can sometimes be left behind. Under the current snow removal policy, residents are responsible for clearing these ridges from their driveways.

We know this can be a challenge, so we’ve put together some helpful tips to make it easier to reduce the size of the ridge. Check them out at www.parklandcounty.com/snowremoval

11/29/2025

It’s that time of year again and we are here to help this winter season.

Parkland County and Area Snow clearing starting at $50. The average rural driveway is between $75 to $125 unless excessively large areas, lots of obstacles, or lack of places to pile snow.

This is our 21st year serving Edmonton and surrounding areas including Rural Driveways in Parkland County. Fully licensed and insured.

Please text message us to be added to our list. No monthly contracts you only pay when you ask us to do your driveway.

We also offer commercial parking lots and commercial/ residential sanding services.

Rural driveways we can accept E-transfer or cash for payment.

* If you are a senior or disabled in Parkland County we work with their subsidy program for free snow removal.

We can help you fill out the application paperwork required and set you up for the snow season.