We constructed a 32,000 square foot metal fabrication and welding shop for SaskArc Industries in Oxbow, Saskatchewan. The pre-engineered steel building includes the shop, storage area and a two-storey office.

We completed two projects for Honey Bee Manufacturing, a farm implement manufacturer based in Frontier, Saskatchewan. We constructed a 30,000 square foot addition to one building; two years later Honey Bee contracted us to build a 20,000 square foot addition to our first project.

“We were very impressed with their professional, common sense project management style. Perhaps the best recommendation is in the question, ‘Would you hire them again?’ Without hesitation the answer is YES!” – Honey Bee Manufacturing Ltd.

Rema Leasing in Regina now operates from this 17,500 square foot semi-truck and trailer maintenance facility. The project also included a washbay and a wood framed office area.

Horizon Drilling is an oilfield drilling company in the heart of Alberta’s oil patch, at Leduc. We built a 10,000 square foot pre-engineered shop and wood framed office for Horizon.

This pre-engineered shop and wood framed office project is home base for Slave Lake Hot Shot, a mobile crane operator in Leduc, Alberta.

CSM Edmonton and Drumheller
We have constructed a shop and office for CSM in Edmonton, and later a satellite shop in Drumheller.  Sometime later we also constructed an addition to the Drumheller shop, illustrating the ongoing positive relationships we build with our clients.

“We constantly receive positive comments from customers and visitors to our facility. I am very pleased with the results of this project and would not hesitate to recommend Greg and his staff at Van Alstine Project Management.” – Compressor Supplies and Machine (CSM)

We supplied a 53,000 square foot pre-engineered building that serves as the Shaunavon Recreational Centre for the Town of Shaunavon, Saskatchewan.

We have constructed medical clinics and senior care facilities – similar to the Weyburn Medical Clinic shown in the photo – in smaller centres throughout Saskatchewan.