Cedar River Construction

About Cedar River Construction

Cedar River Construction works the ground closest to the river the town takes half its spirit from, where cold current keeps the air a few degrees colder than the ridges above. When ice skins over the puddles along job-site driveways, this crew is out ahead of the day's first trucks, plowing and scraping frozen mud until the entry is solid again. They treat a customer's driveway the way they'd treat a foundation pour — level, deliberate, done right the first time — because a rutted, icy approach is its own kind of hazard. Mist still hangs low over the gravel bars some mornings while the plow blade is already scraping clean lines toward Maple Valley's side streets. It's unglamorous work, done at the hour when the Cedar River is loudest and the town is quietest.