Modular Growth Kalesnikoff's expansion of modular mass timber capacity, including a 100,000 sq ft modular facility near Castlegar, enables sales teams to offer integrated mass timber solutions to architects, developers, and general contractors for multi-storey housing, schools, and commercial buildings in Western Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

Leadership Transition Leadership transition to Chris Kalesnikoff as President and CEO in 2026, with Krystle Seed as CFO, signals continuity and presents opportunities to engage through long-term partnerships, strategic procurement cycles, and joint R&D on mass timber and modular construction.

Regional Advantage Locally sourced and manufactured near Castlegar, BC, the company's regional footprint supports faster lead times, lower freight costs, and stronger sustainability narratives for public sector and private-sector projects across Western Canada and the Western U.S.

Sustainable Capabilities In-house milling and end-to-end control from forest to finish underpin high quality, cost efficiency, and design flexibility for mass timber classrooms and infrastructure, aligning with green building programs and carbon-reduction goals that buyers increasingly seek.

Channel Partnerships Extensive collaboration with architects, developers, and general contractors across the region creates a strong pipeline for design-build, tendered, and negotiated contracts in multi-storey housing and critical infrastructure projects.