Our journey began with meticulous planning, as the homes were constructed in our controlled environment facilities, ensuring each unit met our rigorous standards for quality and durability, essential for the harsh northern climate. As the trucks navigated the frozen ice roads—a logistical feat in itself—the anticipation from the community grew. The arrival of these homes marks a significant step forward in addressing the urgent need for affordable housing in remote areas.The installation process was both rapid and efficient. This speed is not just a testament to our technology and process but also a crucial factor in regions where construction seasons are tightly bound by weather conditions.

At a Federated Co-op truck stop, we designed, built, and installed a modular washroom and sewer unit tailored to the site. Fabrication took place off site in a controlled facility. We craned the unit into place and completed utility tie ins in a single mobilization with minimal disruption. The layout is accessible with gender separated rooms. Touchless fixtures, epoxy floors, and mechanical ventilation support cleanliness and comfort. A packaged wastewater system with insulated piping and heat trace ensures reliable winter performance. Durable finishes and service panels simplify cleaning and maintenance. The result is a clean, dependable amenity that keeps the location running smoothly.

Working closely with the CMHC and all levels of government, we ensured the homes were pre-approved for families in need. Collaboration and persistence are key to delivering meaningful change, and we are honored to be the partner of choice in Buffalo Lake and beyond.