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Richmond-based construction firm with an office on No. 5 Road, taking on general contracting work across the Lower Mainland. A Richmond Chamber of Commerce member; contact by phone for current project types and availability.
The whole city sits on delta silt at or near sea level, which changes what a foundation costs before a shovel goes into the ground. Preloading and flood construction levels are live considerations on Richmond projects that would be routine on the North Shore, and City of Richmond permitting has its own rhythm as well. MAG Construction Corp. works from an office on No. 5 Road, taking general contracting work across the Lower Mainland.
A contractor based here has usually dealt with both the ground conditions and the permit desk, and that familiarity is a legitimate reason to prefer a local firm over one driving in from further out. It shows up in the schedule more than in the quoted number. Knowing how long a review actually takes is the difference between a realistic timeline and an optimistic one.
No. 5 Road runs north to south along the eastern edge of the city, past a line of temples, churches and religious schools set on farmland in a corridor locals call the Highway to Heaven, and it is also where a number of Richmond's trades keep offices away from retail rents. Anyone hiring a general contractor should ask the same questions regardless of who they call: current WorkSafeBC coverage, liability insurance, a written scope with a payment schedule attached, and references from jobs of a similar size finished in the last couple of years. Good firms expect those questions and answer them quickly, and the ones that stall on paperwork have told you something useful.
In the Ironwood neighbourhood of Richmond.
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