General Contractors
Richmond general contractor on Fraserwood Place with more than fifty years behind it, focused on industrial and commercial buildings. Offers design-build, pre-construction planning, construction management and straight general contracting across Western Canada.
In the East Richmond neighbourhood of Richmond.
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General contractor based on Miller Road on Sea Island, a short hop from the airport. Takes on construction and renovation work around Richmond and Metro Vancouver; enquiries are handled by phone rather than through a public website.
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Richmond construction and development company on No. 5 Road, handling commercial projects alongside residential builds. A long-standing Richmond Chamber and Canadian Home Builders' Association member working mainly in Richmond and the Lower Mainland.
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Richmond general contractor headquartered on Horseshoe Way, with a second office in Nanaimo. Project types include new construction, renovations, heritage restoration and work delivered for First Nations clients around British Columbia.
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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.
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Richmond restoration contractor on Mayfield Place dealing with fire and flood damage, environmental remediation and the heavy cleanup that follows. It also runs its own moving, storage and cabinet divisions so contents can be handled during a claim.
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A weekday breakfast-and-lunch counter serving the businesses out in Richmond's far-east industrial belt on Westminster Highway. Straightforward espresso, pastries and light meals, closed on weekends, so it is very much a working-day cafe.
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