General contracting
We hold the prime contract, carry the trades and answer for the schedule.
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Most general contractors buy the whole building. We came up forming and pouring it, and we kept the crews. The structure, the masonry and the interior partitions are ours.
That is the part of a schedule that usually slips first. When it is ours, there is no subcontractor to chase and no change order to negotiate — the crew already works for the company that signed your contract.
Four ways to buy a building from us, and the four trades we still put our own people on.
We hold the prime contract, carry the trades and answer for the schedule.
Open-book management for owners who want visibility into every buyout.
One contract from drawings to occupancy, with our structure priced from day one.
Budgets, constructability review and trade buyout strategy before you commit.
Our own forms, our own carpenters, our own pumps and fleet.
Sequenced pin-by-pin underpinning and shoring, including work under occupied buildings.
Structural CMU, veneer and restoration by in-house masons.
Partitions, bulkheads, taping and acoustic ceilings through our interiors division.
Residential, commercial and institutional work across the Golden Horseshoe and Waterloo Region.
No projects published yet. Add your first one under Projects in the dashboard — a lead photograph, the sector, the contract value and the scope you self-performed is enough for a strong entry.
Here first, so nobody has to send an email to find out whether we can carry the job.
The same four stages on every contract, whether we are the general contractor or managing the build for a fee.
We price the drawings, flag what will not build as drawn, and give you a budget with the structure already costed from our own numbers rather than a placeholder allowance.
Trades are tendered and awarded in the open. You see the bid comparisons. The scopes we self-perform are priced the same way, so you can check them against the market.
Excavation, shoring, forming, concrete and masonry go in with our crews and our equipment. This is the stretch of schedule we control outright.
Interiors, mechanical and electrical are coordinated to the structure we just built. Deficiencies, commissioning and warranty handled through occupancy.
Tell us the site, the program and the date you need occupancy. We will tell you whether we are the right contractor for it — and if we are not, who is.