Areas We Serve › Stony Plain
Met Exteriors delivers commercial, residential and multi-family exterior work in Stony Plain and the west Edmonton region. Our experience includes projects combining EIFS, concrete block, stone, plaster and other cladding materials.
Local commercial exterior experience
See our commercial EIFS, concrete block and stone project and natural stone and lime plaster project for examples connected to the Stony Plain area.
Exterior systems and masonry
Services include EIFS, traditional and acrylic stucco, brick, concrete block, thin brick veneer, natural and manufactured stone, lime plaster, James Hardie products and metal cladding. Our masonry services include new installation, repairs, repointing and project-specific block or veneer work.
Façade renovation and restoration
We review wall transitions, flashings, penetrations, drainage, substrate condition and compatibility between old and new materials. Where concealed damage is suspected, selective removal can help define the scope.
Exterior inspection and repair planning
Recurring leaks, cracking, delamination and staining should be investigated before cosmetic work begins. Our exterior inspections document visible deficiencies and help owners establish repair priorities.
Request pricing in Stony Plain
Submit the address, photographs, drawings and schedule. We serve Stony Plain, Spruce Grove and suitable Parkland County locations.
Contact Met Exteriors about your Stony Plain project.
Frequently asked questions
Do you perform both masonry and EIFS?
Yes. We coordinate both systems, including critical transitions.
Can you inspect before quoting replacement?
Yes. An inspection or selective review can help separate localized defects from broader conditions.
Nearby communities we serve
Regional coverage includes Parkland County, Wabamun, Gainford, Fallis, Duffield, Carvel, Tomahawk, Keephills, Onoway, Alberta Beach, Seba Beach, Darwell, Gunn, Glenevis, Sangudo, Cherhill, Entwistle, Evansburg, Wildwood, Niton Junction, Peers, Mayerthorpe and Drayton Valley when the project scope supports mobilization.