Because of this, our buildings are designed to last—and we think that makes all the difference.

We can’t stress this enough: metal roofing fasteners should never be screwed directly into OSB.

When it comes to finishing the interior of your shop or garage, there are three main options for material people typically consider:

Maintaining your buildings roof and foundation will protect everything in between

I was honestly surprised the other day to hear that there are still builders in BC putting wood posts straight into the ground.

Barndos are practical, versatile, and can look great. But how you go about building one can make a big difference in cost, involvement, and timeline.

Ever wonder how tall your ceiling height should be for your shop?

The floor was cracked all over, broken up, and clearly not done right the first time.

When the whole building is sitting on top of that foundation… well, ignoring it is basically rolling the dice.

If you’re building a shop or garage, seriously consider in-floor heat.

We’re currently working on a special project over in Celista—a new garage that’s been 25 years in the making.

I’ve said it before—I'm not a fan of throwing wood in the ground. We don’t build that way.

If you’ve got an old out building, don't just tear it down, give us a shout first.

Over time, the building had just slowly started leaning more and more, and now it was out by about 8 inches from top to bottom.

roof repair is the most important fix when maintaining your building

Our in-house crews handle the majority of the work—from foundation to cladding to roofing, insulation, and interior finishing

That's why we stopped working for other contractors, because a torn-up yard isn’t exceptional. And it’s not how we want to show up.

I could literally take some of the screws out with my fingers

3 options you can add to your building to improve it

It took three cranes to get this roof up