sure we do it well – systems that we can scale with.” “Going forward, we’re looking at a gradual growth curve. We’re targeting 10 to 15 per cent growth per year.” Recently, Woodland Horizon also acquired another large industrial parcel of land in Drayton. In the longer-term – in five-to-10 years, Laverne estimates – their intention is to build another brand new facility there to accommodate their growth. Until then, their plan is to “grow as much as we can into the building we’re in.” Lastly, when it comes to the industries they serve, Laverne says they are comfortable sticking with high-end residential. For the moment at least, they don’t want to dilute what makes them effective by chasing work in other sectors. “I’m not saying we won’t entertain some of those markets at some point, but first we need to make sure we’re very, very solid at what we do,” he says. “With the technology we’re putting in place, and the amazing people we have behind us, I think we’re definitely heading in the right direction.” OCTOBER 2023
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