Peak Construction Group of Companies
Head Office:
310-2626 Croydon Dr
Surrey BC
Phone: 604-531-6998
Fax: 604-531-6992
Email: info@peakgrp.com
Web: www.peakgrp.com
Date of Incorporation: 1991
Nature of Ownership: Private
Key Personnel:
Elizabeth Beutel, Corporate Controller
Doug Wilson, President
Sean Courtenay, VP, Construction
Gross Revenue: $49.40 million
Area of Expertise: Multi-family residential including concrete high-rise, wood frame low-rise, townhomes and seniors complex care.
Corporate Profile: Peak Construction Group of Companies specializes in the development and construction of wood frame and concrete multi-family residential projects throughout the lower mainland of British Columbia. The company provides a large range of services for new construction and development, restoration and remediation, such as site selection, general contracting, design-build construction management.
Major Projects: Comox Street Apartment Building Alterations, Vancouver, BC
Waterstone Condominium Apartment Development, Phase Two, Surrey, BC
Mirra Condominium Apartment, Surrey, BC
Sussex Square Apartments Restoration, Richmond, BC
Charles Square Apartments Restoration, Vancouver, BC
Morgan Crossing Condominium Apartment, Surrey, BC
Kore Condominium Apartment, Vancouver, BC
—updated November, 2011
| MOST POPULAR STORIES |
- Where does labour law stand on ladder safety?
- PCL Constructors works on Humber River Regional Hospital in Toronto
- Widespread opposition to Ontario College of Trades membership classes
- EllisDon to build performing arts centre for Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario
- Disclosure bill an attack on unions, says organized labour
- 20 Most Popular Stories
| CURRENT STORIES |
- Arthurs Review leaves unanswered questions
- Bluescape Construction works on 35-storey Market Wharf condos in Toronto
- How to renovate energy-guzzling tall buildings?
- Planned expansion to added 21,000-square-feet to ROCK Centre in Burlington, Ontario
- Carpenters’ Union apprentices compete in Kingston
- Bell and Urbacon receive facility design award
- New West Residential project
- Contractors willing to share expertise about mill safety
- Changes to experience ratings draw cheers and jeers
- Lack of rental housing impacting Saskatchewan mega-project
- Rebuilding a Bridge
- Continuing education is vital for the industry
- Opposing campaigns launched over Bill C-377
- Nine arrested in Montreal corruption probe
- Alberta worker crushed
- BC Place named the Stadium of the Year
- Bird secures $235 million in contracts
- NAIT Alumni honoured
