Max Contractors is based in Alberta. We assess travel elsewhere in Canada by building size, location, timing, access, and crew availability.

Travel and lodging are separate from published base installation prices. Along with equipment rentals, they are calculated once we understand the project. The written quote should show the expenses that apply to your site.

Alberta

Start with your nearest town and the building details. Distance from the operating base, site access, and the planned installation schedule determine the travel and accommodation requirements.

Alberta installation information →

British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba

Out-of-province work needs a mobilization plan that fits the job. A larger installation or coordinated group of projects may suit a travelling crew differently from a single small building.

Neighbouring-province projects →

Further across Canada

We review more distant installations individually. Share the location, kit model, dimensions, desired timing, and available equipment. Coverage is subject to a workable project plan and confirmed crew availability.

Cross-Canada project planning →

A location is more than a town name.

Side view of the farm building frame and surrounding working area
A side view of the frame shows the working surface and space around the installation.
Aerial side view of the white covered building and surrounding farm
A wider view helps explain the relationship between the building, farmyard and access routes.
See more of the work →

What helps us assess your location

  • Nearest town or postal code
  • Building brand, model, and dimensions
  • Whether the kit is on site and complete
  • Access for the crew and required equipment
  • Available accommodation and equipment, if you plan to supply them
  • Your preferred timing and any site restrictions

Start with your town and building.

We’ll work through the travel, equipment, lodging, and installation scope together.

Discuss your location →