Where We Work

Winnipeg neighbourhoods and the communities around the city. Find yours below.

Siding replacement for Transcona homes, from railway-era houses near the old townsite to the newer builds in Canterbury Park.

Re-siding the 1945-1970 bungalow belt of west Winnipeg, from Deer Lodge to Crestview, with cladding hung for open-prairie wind.

Re-siding the 1940s-60s homes of Munroe, Morse Place, Rossmere and Fraser's Grove, on ground that never quite sits still.

Cladding for the neighbourhood between two rivers, Glenwood, Elm Park, Minnetonka and the streets that rebuilt after 1950.

Re-cladding the 50-to-75-year-old subdivisions from Rossmere out to Rivergrove, where market gardens became bungalow streets.

Cladding for the city's oldest streets, century homes near the Cathedral district and the 1950s-60s stock of Norwood, Windsor Park and Southdale.

Re-cladding the forest suburb, where thousands of 1970s homes and a mature tree canopy give walls a different kind of weather.

Re-siding the steel town on the Red, from mill-era homes to newer subdivisions, twenty minutes past the Perimeter.

Cladding for the limestone town, older quarry-era streets and the growing subdivisions, on open Interlake ground.

Ready to fix the outside of your house for good?

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