The Foothills Concrete Company is a locally rooted, Christian-owned concrete contractor serving Stony Point, a rural Alexander County community of farms and large parcels near the Iredell line. We pour driveways, patios, sidewalks, retaining walls and more — built to last, finished right, and backed by first-class customer service from first call to final walkthrough.
Tell us about your Stony Point concrete project and we'll get back to you — usually same day or next. No high-pressure sales, no surprise fees. Just a thorough on-site assessment and an honest written quote.
From driveways and patios to retaining walls and commercial slabs, The Foothills Concrete Company handles residential and commercial concrete throughout Stony Point and the surrounding Alexander County area. Every project is poured to the right thickness, reinforced correctly, and finished to last.

New driveways, replacements, and resurfacing — poured over a compacted base for a smooth, lasting surface.
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Custom patios in broom finish or stamped patterns that mimic stone, brick, slate, or wood — sealed for the Foothills.
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Smooth, safe, attractive paths that connect your property and improve curb appeal — residential and commercial.
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Poured and segmental block walls that control erosion, manage runoff, and level sloped yards — drainage built in.
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Slip-resistant, cool-to-the-touch pool decks in stamped, textured, or broom finishes — built for splash and sun.
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Heavy-duty reinforced pads engineered for the weight of motorhomes, trailers, and boats — level and built to last.
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Durable concrete for businesses — parking areas, sidewalks, loading zones, ADA ramps, and slabs.
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Stony Point sits in eastern Alexander County toward the Iredell line — farmland, wooded acreage, and homes set well back from the road. It is country property, and country property has its own concrete problems.
The defining one is length. A Stony Point driveway is rarely a two-car pad; it is often several hundred feet of drive that has to cross changing grade, shed water in more than one direction, and carry a farm truck or a loaded trailer without breaking up at the edges.
The other is what the concrete sits on. Farm ground is not uniform — you get topsoil, fill, old lanes, and soft spots in the same run. We probe and prepare the base along the whole length instead of assuming it's consistent, because a long drive is only as good as its worst forty feet.
Stony Point is an unincorporated community in eastern Alexander County, out where the Brushy Mountains flatten toward the Iredell County line. It is farm and acreage country — large parcels, long private drives, working outbuildings, and homes set a long way off the public road.
Long rural driveways are the signature job here, including gravel-to-concrete conversions where a homeowner is finally tired of regrading a washed-out lane every spring. A long drive needs a crown or a consistent cross-slope so water leaves rather than ponds, adequate thickness for whatever actually drives on it, and a base built for the soil it crosses — not the soil at the house.
We also pour a lot of working concrete out here: barn and shop slabs, equipment and implement pads, and heavy-duty RV pads for owners with acreage to park on. These get five to six inches with rebar or mesh, because a pad rated for a car will fail fast under a tractor or a fifth-wheel.
Long driveways and farm pads are quoted on-site, always — there is no honest way to price a four-hundred-foot drive across changing ground without walking it. That visit is free.
Whatever your project, Stony Point homeowners count on us for concrete driveways, stamped concrete patios, and retaining wall construction done right the first time. We also serve nearby Taylorsville, Hiddenite and Statesville, and you can explore all our concrete services or request a free Stony Point estimate whenever you're ready.
Straight answers about concrete work in Stony Point and the NC Foothills. If your question isn't here, call us directly at (828) 471-7706.
The Foothills Concrete Company is a locally rooted, Christian-owned concrete contractor serving Stony Point and the surrounding Alexander County area. We specialize in concrete driveways, patios, sidewalks and walkways, retaining walls, pool decks, RV pads, stamped concrete, and commercial concrete — every project backed by first-class customer service. We're licensed and insured, offer free on-site estimates, and provide transparent written pricing with no surprises. Call (828) 471-7706.
Yes. Stony Point is within The Foothills Concrete Company's standard service area. We serve Stony Point and the surrounding Alexander County communities, along with the broader NC Foothills across Catawba, Alexander, Caldwell, Burke, Lincoln, and Iredell Counties. Estimates in Stony Point are always free.
In the Stony Point area, a standard broom-finished concrete driveway typically runs $8–$15 per square foot installed, while stamped or decorative driveways run $14–$22 per square foot. Final pricing depends on site prep, slope, drainage, removal of old concrete, and finish. We provide free, detailed written estimates for Stony Point projects with no hidden fees.
Long driveways are priced per square foot like any other pour, but the total depends heavily on grade, drainage, and what the base needs along the way. A several-hundred-foot drive across changing ground can need far more prep at one end than the other. That's why we walk the full length before quoting — the number you get is based on your actual driveway, not an average.
Yes, and it's common work in Stony Point. We assess whether the existing gravel lane can serve as part of the base or needs to be reworked, handle the grading and drainage, and pour to a thickness matched to what you actually drive on it. Farm trucks and loaded trailers call for more than a standard residential pour.
New concrete typically handles foot traffic after 24–48 hours, but wait at least 7 days before driving passenger vehicles on it and a full 28 days before parking heavy vehicles, RVs, or equipment. Concrete reaches about 70% of its strength in the first week and keeps curing for roughly a month. We provide clear curing instructions with every pour.
The Foothills Concrete Company proudly serves Stony Point and the surrounding Alexander County area, along with nearby communities including Taylorsville, Hiddenite and Statesville. From our Hickory base we cover the full NC Foothills region. Contact us to confirm service to your Stony Point address.