Giveback Contracting

the strength of Constantine’s and Sam’s previous relationships, as well as their high standard of safety. They started on just one small site, but over the past three years have worked on four more. After word spread of the quality of work they were doing at Fort Hills, Give Back Contracting was also hired by additional contractors, who have a strong presence at Fort Hills as well as other industrial sites in the province. Give Back Contracting acquired new erosion control technology specifically for work in that area, and they were able to save the clients a lot of money as a result. “Most of the projects that we tackle are major, well known projects, with a lot at stake,” Constantine says. “We were able to show a high level of professionalism and service on them, and that’s led to a lot of work to this day.” Moving forward, Give Back Contracting aims to maintain that high standard of quality and service on projects all across the country. Their detailed business plan, which they update every year, calls for the company to first grow further in Saskatchewan, where they already have a presence, and then British Columbia, where they planning to perform work in the near future. From there, they aim to expand across all of Canada, and eventually, North America. “We be l i eve that wi th our standards of doing business – which are uncommon in our sector – there’s no limit to how far we can go,” Constantine says. “We think we can change the industry GIVEBACK CONTRACTING