Emil Anderson Group consists of 9 companies providing services and support in the Infrastructure Construction and Maintenance, Land Development, Residential and Commercial Building, and Property Management Industries.
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907 Ethel Street
Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 2W1, CA
51160 Sache St
Rosedale, British Columbia V0X, CA
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A good job meets expectations; a great job exceeds them. At Gerry Enns Contracting, we impress our clients down to the details. Preparation, communication, and planning make for exceptional work. That’s our standard.
It’s frosty out there—luckily, the Emil Anderson Maintenance crews are working hard to keep our roads clear. Garrett Davies, Road Superintendent for Emil Anderson Maintenance - Skeena, took this great shot during a snowstorm cleanup on Highway 37 south near the City of Terrace. We know photo of the month material when we see it. Congrats, Garrett! 📸
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At Ballina, we love what we do—and the view isn’t bad either. To live and work in such a beautiful province is truly a privilege. With every job, we’re committed to improving the safety of our communities in the place we call home. #BeautifulBC
Take a look at the entire journey of Gerry Enns Contracting’s Paramount Building in the City of Chilliwack, going all the way back to the beginning!
It doesn’t get better than watching a building come together, especially one that makes such a positive impact in the community. Last year, we completed the Paramount, a six-storey mixed-use affordable housing project for Chilliwack seniors and young adults. We’re grateful to have worked on this important project with BC Housing, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Société canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement(SCHL), Chilliwack Community Services, and the City of Chilliwack. Swipe to see Paramount's journey from day one ➡️
Going 🆙 Check out the views of the newly completed Montrose Exchange Project in Abbotsford by Ballina Contracting.
A bird’s eye view of Ballina's recently-completed Montrose Transit Exchange. The infrastructure includes 10 new bus bays, shelters with bench seating, accessible sidewalks, bike lockers and racks, cycling amenities, garbage bins, improved street lighting, as well as new crosswalks and wayfinding signage. City of Abbotsford mayor, Ross Siemens, says the exchange "creates a vital link from Historic Downtown to other key areas of our community." #BallinaContracting #Abbotsford #MontroseExchange #BCTransit
Take a behind the scenes look at Emil Anderson Construction's work on the Ford to Tappen Valley Road Four-Laning Project. Hear from the drill and blast team about the rewarding work of building a safer community.
You may have driven past the construction on Highway 1, but we bet this is your first look behind the scenes at our Ford to Tappen Valley Road Four-Laning Project. Watch to learn what we plan to accomplish—and what our team has to say about it. We are incredibly thankful to everyone involved in the Ford to Tappen Project. This kind of rewarding work is why we love what we do. #EmilAndersonConstruction #Highway1
The new Middlesboro Bridge in the City of Merritt is officially open, and we couldn't be more excited! Thank you to Elder Cathy Jameson from Coldwater, Paul Joe from Shackan, Charlene Joe from Lower Nicola, and the Indigenous Engagement Manager for your heartfelt prayers, songs, and words of wisdom. 🙌 We also appreciate Mayor Goetz and the Merritt City Council for their warm remarks and for empowering local youth to cut the ribbon. A wonderful way to honor the next generation! 🌟 Emil Anderson Construction
The City of Merritt recently celebrated a major milestone with the reopening of the Middlesboro Bridge, which had been washed out during the atmospheric river event of November 2021. The bridge was the last visible reminder of the catastrophic flooding that prompted a city-wide evacuation. Emil Anderson Construction collaborated with our client, the City of Merritt and Colliers Project Leaders and our Design Team consisting of BASIS Engineering, Urban Systems, Matrix Solutions and Primary Engineering in order to design and deliver the new bridge in just one year. The new bridge is bigger, wider, and higher than the former providing a more robust and resilient bridge built to withstand a one-in-200-year flood event and future significant environmental events. The project included demolition of the existing structure, new piled foundations, new rip rap revetments, abutments and a steel girder bridge with concrete deck, approach embankments and asphalt paving. Around 150 people attended the grand re-opening ceremony, which featured speeches, a procession of emergency vehicles, a ribbon cutting, and traditional songs and words shared by Elders and the City of Merritt's Indigenous Engagement Manager. We’re proud to have contributed to such an impactful project for the Merritt community. #EmilAndsersonConstruction #Merritt #MiddlesboroBridge
New year, same Gerry Enns Contracting! We're looking forward to another year filled with exciting projects and meaningful relationships with our partners and crews in 2025.
It might be a new year, but it’s business as usual for us on the job site! Wishing everyone a great start to their 2025. #GerryEnnsContracting #CanadianConstruction
Happy Holidays from the Emil Anderson Group! We’re grateful for our hardworking team and the communities we served in 2024. Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season and a happy, healthy New Year. #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays #EmilAndersonGroup
Learn more about Emil Anderson Construction's involvement at The University of British Columbia Okanagan School of Engineering's Fall Industry Night. #UBCSOE #CommunityDriven
Last week, we attended the UBC Okanagan School of Engineering's Fall Industry Night. We met with future engineers and spoke about our experiences in the field, as well as their experiences in the classrooms. It is always a privilege to assist in shaping the future of engineering in our province. We wish the #UBCSOE students the best if luck as they continue their studies. 📸: Grant Topor