Last updated: October 2026
Quick answer
Cache Valley Concrete is based in Logan and serves Logan, North Logan, Hyde Park, Smithfield, Hyrum, Providence, Nibley, Wellsville, Richmond, River Heights, Millville, Lewiston and Mendon, Utah, plus the Idaho end of Cache Valley (call to confirm). Free on-site estimates: (435) 915-7985.
One valley, many kinds of ground
Cache Valley is a long, narrow basin running north from Wellsville to the Idaho border and beyond, with the Bear River Range on the east and the Wellsville Mountains and Bear River Range on the west. Logan sits near the middle and is the valley's hub. The valley floor is flat and often wet; the benches along the east side tilt toward the valley; the north end runs colder; and the edges of the mountains bring runoff, gravel soils and heavy snow. Each town below has its own page with local notes on soil, drainage, winter and typical projects.
Concrete in Logan
The county seat and home of Utah State University; older neighborhoods, newer edges and rental property near campus.
Concrete in North Logan
Growing bench neighborhoods below the Bear River Range where grade and drainage drive the plan.
Concrete in Hyde Park
Larger east-side lots with long driveways, shops and outbuildings.
Concrete in Smithfield
Northern Cache Valley's largest city: older streets, newer subdivisions and commercial sites.
Concrete in Hyrum
South valley city near Hyrum Reservoir with suburban lots and farm-edge properties.
Concrete in Providence
Family neighborhoods on the east bench below Providence Canyon.
Concrete in Nibley
Fast-growing flat-ground subdivisions just south of Logan.
Concrete in Wellsville
Historic town at the foot of the Wellsville Mountains; slopes, alluvial soil and heavy snow.
Concrete in Richmond
North-valley farm town where winters run colder.
Concrete in River Heights
Compact residential city with mature landscaping between Logan and Providence.
Concrete in Millville
East-bench community at the base of Millville Canyon.
Concrete in Lewiston
Northwest farm community with flat, sometimes wet ground and cold air.
Concrete in Mendon
West-side small town with large lots, shops and mountain-edge weather.
Concrete in Preston, ID
Franklin County, Idaho, at the north end of Cache Valley; call to confirm availability.
How we decide whether we can serve your address
We serve Cache Valley communities in Cache County, Utah. If you are outside the towns above but still in the valley, call (435) 915-7985; distance and schedule determine availability, and we will tell you directly. For Idaho addresses such as Preston, local permit rules differ, so we confirm details by phone first.
What changes from town to town
Planning a project across towns
Some customers own property in more than one town or manage buildings across the valley. We schedule such jobs together when we can, which reduces trips and lets us use one scope format for every site. Property managers can send a list of addresses with photos and a short description of each need, and we will visit and quote them in one round. Builders working in Nibley, Hyrum, Providence or North Logan can coordinate slab timing with us to match their site schedules.
Local weather also shapes scheduling. The north end around Richmond and Lewiston tends to freeze earlier in fall and thaw later in spring, while Logan and the south end often allow another week or two of working weather. We keep those differences in mind when we plan a pour date, and we say so when a cold snap suggests waiting.
- Soil and groundwater: lake sediments on the valley floor, gravelly alluvium at canyon mouths, and wetter ground near rivers and reservoirs.
- Slope: bench lots shed water but can send runoff onto your slab.
- Winter severity: the north end and shaded west side hold ice longer.
- Lot size and use: larger lots mean longer driveways, shops and heavier loads.
- Rules: HOA covenants, city approvals and Blue Stakes of Utah locate requests (811).
- Access: narrow lanes and soft shoulders affect how trucks reach the site.
Our guides apply across the valley: start with the winter guide and the cost guide. For services see driveways, patios and walkways, stamped concrete and commercial flatwork.
Frequently asked questions
Do you serve all of Cache County?
We serve the towns listed here and the surrounding Cache Valley. Call (435) 915-7985 to confirm your address.
Is there a travel charge?
Costs depend on the scope and site. Distance may affect scheduling, and we explain what is included in your written estimate.
Do you serve Idaho?
Cache Valley extends into Idaho. Call us to confirm availability for your address; see the Preston page.