Coverage · Northwestern Ontario

From Thunder Bay to the Manitoba border.

Concrete and site development across every corner of Northwestern Ontario — Thunder Bay wards, regional municipalities, and First Nations communities from the North Shore to Lake of the Woods.

Thunder Bay HQ

Yard, shop and dispatch at our Thunder Bay base — most crews mobilize same-week within a 200 km radius.

Regional trucking

Own fleet handles concrete, aggregate and equipment moves across the North Shore, Highway 11, and the Trans-Canada corridor.

Remote & fly-in

Winter road and barge logistics into remote First Nations communities — planned per project with the Nation and consultants.

Manitoba border to Wawa

Regular work from Kenora and Fort Frances east through Nipigon, Marathon and up Highway 11 through Greenstone.

Home City

Thunder Bay, ward by ward.

Every neighbourhood in the city — from Westfort industrial to Port Arthur waterfront and the Neebing rural fringe.

Westfort
Structural pours, site servicing
Fort William
Institutional foundations, flatwork
Intercity
Warehouse slabs, commercial flatwork
Port Arthur
Municipal curbs, sidewalks, repairs
Current River
Commercial pads, retail sitework
McIntyre
Mixed-use foundations, servicing
Neebing
Rural commercial + agri builds
McKellar
Downtown core repairs, ADA ramps

Regional Municipalities

Small towns, big country.

The Trans-Canada, Highway 11 and the North Shore — we mobilize crews and concrete across the region on a regular schedule.

  • Kakabeka Falls30 km W
  • Rosslyn15 km W
  • Murillo25 km W
  • Kaministiquia40 km W
  • Shuniah20 km NE
  • Dorion60 km NE
  • Nipigon105 km NE
  • Red Rock110 km NE
  • Terrace Bay215 km NE
  • Schreiber220 km NE
  • Marathon300 km NE
  • Manitouwadge355 km NE
  • Geraldton280 km N
  • Longlac300 km N
  • Beardmore225 km N
  • Armstrong245 km N
  • Upsala155 km W
  • Ignace245 km W
  • Dryden340 km W
  • Vermilion Bay365 km W
  • Kenora490 km W
  • Sioux Lookout375 km NW
  • Atikokan205 km W
  • Fort Frances345 km SW

Indigenous Communities

Partners across Anishinaabe territory.

We work with First Nations across Treaty 3, Robinson-Superior and Treaty 9 — from adjacent-to-city reserves to remote fly-in and winter-road communities.

Fort William First Nation
Adjacent to Thunder Bay
Red Rock Indian Band (Lake Helen)
North Shore
Pays Plat First Nation
North Shore
Pic Mobert First Nation
White River area
Pic River (Ojibways of the Pic River)
Marathon area
Biinjitiwaabik Zaaging Anishinaabek (Rocky Bay)
Lake Nipigon
Animbiigoo Zaagi'igan Anishinaabek (Lake Nipigon)
Beardmore area
Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek (Gull Bay)
Lake Nipigon
Whitesand First Nation
Armstrong area
Aroland First Nation
Greenstone
Ginoogaming First Nation
Longlac area
Long Lake #58 First Nation
Longlac area
Lac Seul First Nation
Sioux Lookout area
Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation
Dryden area
Eagle Lake First Nation
Vermilion Bay
Grassy Narrows (Asubpeeschoseewagong)
Kenora area
Wabaseemoong Independent Nations
Whitedog
Naotkamegwanning (Whitefish Bay)
Lake of the Woods
Rainy River First Nations
Fort Frances area
Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation
Rainy Lake
Mishkeegogamang First Nation
Pickle Lake area — fly-in coordination

List reflects communities we have quoted, worked with, or actively serve. Not exhaustive — reach out about any Nation across Northwestern Ontario.

Not on the list?

If it's in Northwestern Ontario, ask us.

We routinely mobilize outside the towns above. Send us your site address and we'll confirm scope, access and season.

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