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Staged to your schedule
Delivered when your crew is ready for it, not whenever the supplier's truck happens to have room.
Service
Construction material transport that shows up when your crew needs it
Lumber, rebar, pipe and structural steel, timed to your schedule, not ours. One call, one point of contact through the whole job.
Your pour is Thursday. If the rebar isn't on site Wednesday, Thursday doesn't happen.
Construction material doesn't just need to arrive. It needs to arrive on the day your schedule says, to a site that might have a locked gate, a super who's only there mornings, or a lay-down area the size of a parking spot.
A supplier who ships it is not the same as a hauler who understands a job site. We do both, every week, on active sites across northwestern Ontario.
What we deliver
- Structural steel and beams
- Rebar and mesh
- Lumber and engineered wood
- Pipe and culvert
- Roof trusses
- Modular and prefab sections
- Precast concrete panels
- Site equipment and scaffolding
Scheduled through your whole project, not just one drop
A framing package this week, trusses next, precast the week after. Tell us the project schedule once and we plan deliveries around it, instead of you calling in a new load every time.
Get my load quotedWhy contractors use us for material
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One point of contact
The person who quotes it is the person you call if the site changes, the gate code changes, or the schedule slips.
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We know job sites
Tight lay-down areas, gate codes, a super who's only around in the morning. We work around it, not against it.
Questions people ask about material deliveries
Can you deliver on a set schedule through my whole project?
Yes. Give us the project schedule and we'll plan deliveries around it instead of you calling in every load one at a time.
Do you deliver to active job sites with limited access?
Yes. Tell us about gate codes, site hours or tight lay-down space when you book and we'll plan the drop around it.
What if the site isn't ready when the material arrives?
Tell us as early as you can. We'd rather adjust the schedule than show up to a site that can't take the load yet.