Commercial Construction Company in Saskatoon

A general contractor manages the trades, the schedule and the budget on any project. A commercial contractor does that work in buildings used for business, which usually means Part 3 of the National Building Code instead of the Part 9 rules that cover houses and small buildings. Part 3 changes the drawings, the permits and the inspections. We work under both.

It depends on the delivery model more than on any single rate. Stipulated sum is a fixed price for a defined scope. Construction management is a fee paid on top of the cost of the work. Design-build puts design and construction in one contract and one price. Tender pricing comes from bidding a finished drawing set. We quote fixed price by default.

Most commercial work does. The City of Saskatoon issues industrial, commercial and institutional building permits, and separate electrical, plumbing and fire safety permits usually apply on the same job. We prepare the applications, submit the drawings and book the inspections as part of our scope, so the permit file stays our responsibility rather than yours.

Yes. Most of our commercial work happens in occupied offices, stores, restaurants and hotels. We phase the work area by area, run evenings and weekends where the schedule calls for it, and keep dust and noise contained behind hoarding. Avenue Living brings us back repeatedly for work inside occupied buildings across its Saskatoon rental portfolio.

Yes. Our commercial, municipal and institutional service area is Saskatoon, Regina, North Battleford and Prince Albert. We were awarded washroom and public space renovations across several City of North Battleford civic buildings through open public tender, at a value in the high six figures. Residential work stays closer to Saskatoon, but commercial and public projects travel.

Yes. We produce sealed architectural drawings in house and coordinate the engineered drawings, then our own crews build them. That is design-build: one contract, one price and one company answering for both halves. The design scope carries $2M errors and omissions insurance. If you already have an architect or designer, we build to their drawings instead.

A SATCC Red Seal journeyman plumber and a Red Seal electrician are on staff, and Meadow holds Licence No. 6212 as a Licensed Domestic Gas Contractor. Plumbing, electrical and gas run on our schedule instead of a subcontractor schedule. Specialty trades beyond those are hired and supervised by our own site team.

Yes. We carry $5M commercial general liability, $2M errors and omissions on our in-house design, a $50,000 surety bond and WCB clearance. We are members of the Saskatoon and Region Home Builders Association, Merit Contractors Association of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association. Certificates and clearance letters go out on request.

Yes. Project sizes run from a single tenant improvement to a complete buildout, and we also work in medical offices and light industrial space. One property manager keeps us on an ongoing maintenance program across its Saskatoon portfolio. Tell us the scope when you call and we will say plainly whether we are the right fit.

Call the toll-free line at 1-877-696-5753 or send your drawings through the contact page. We walk the site with you, confirm the scope and the building access rules, then return a fixed-price quote. If there are no drawings yet, our in-house design team can produce sealed drawings under the same contract.