C&E Roadbuilders Ltd. has been providing heavy civil services in British Columbia's most challenging terrain since 1985. We deliver safe, cost effective and intelligent solutions to our clients.
C&E Roadbuilders Ltd. constructs more forestry access roads in British Columbia than the next three largest competitors combined. In addition to forestry construction, deactivation and reclamation, C&E actively participates in non-forestry construction projects including highways, rural access roads, green energy and energy sector construction.
Safety, stewardship, and exceeding client expectations guide our approach to operations.
We welcome you to engage with us and understand the difference.
OUR APPROACH
C&E Roadbuilders has built a highly skilled team of Professional staff and crew capable of managing significant projects, start to finish.
C&E Roadbuilders delivers safe, cost effective and pragmatic construction solutions that are based on the client's needs and responsive to the environment and site conditions.
C&E Roadbuilders brings knowledge, resources and a uniquely effective approach to challenging projects, blending the best of technological advances with practical know-how.
OUR SERVICES
C&E Roadbuilders have experience working in the development and implementation of heavy civil solutions across multiple resource and transportation sectors, including:
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Forestry access road design and construction, reactivation, deactivation, and reclamation.
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Multi sector bridge design, construction, installation and replacement.
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Multiple alternative energy sector builds such as run-of-the-river hydro electric and wind farm projects throughout British Columbia.
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Marine interface infrastructure including the design and installation of cribbing, wharves, booming grounds, and moorage.
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Highway maintenance and construction.
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Pipeline access road design and construction, clearing and grading.
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
C&E Roadbuilders is proud of their ongoing commitment to building fair, transparent and sustainable partnerships with the indigenous nations in whose traditional territory we operate.
