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APRI L 2021 significantly. While the company faced a recession, it recovered by staying true to what it does best—building single family homes. “We’ve grown quite a bit. We incorporated in 2006. Under Canadian Builders Inc. we have done single-family dwellings and residential electrical (Jonathan is also a Master Electrician FSR B in BC) until the first recession hit in 2008. We branched off and did electrical work mostly, which got us through the housing downfall. We slowly crept back into the scene around 2012 to 2013. Things started really picking up.” Throughout their history, building single-family residential homes has always been Canadian Builders’, but Rachael says company is ramping up to start some larger projects soon. She says they are able to do that because they have such a great team. They have the ability to do a lot of their work in-house, and for the work they cannot do, they have a trusted teamof trade partners with whom they have strong and lasting relationships. “We feel blessed to have a team of tradespeople that we use constantly,” mentions Rachael. “We have mutual respect for one another. We look out for each other. We need and support each other in the industry.” The respect between team members and tradespeople also extend to the client. The team always strives to offer quality products and outstanding customer service. Jonathan and Rachael assure that each client stays informed throughout the entire process. “You can always contact the actual builder. Jonathan and I have always made ourselves