Based in Northern British Columbia, we are a construction management company that puts energy efficiency at the forefront of our services through design, construction, and renovation – to create a livable future. We manage and facilitate construction of residential homes and commercial buildings that are net-zero energy ready. Our goal is to foster sustainable communities and businesses across Canada.
To combat climate change, the Government of Canada is implementing a Net-Zero Energy Ready building code standard by 2030. This means all new residential, commercial, and industrial buildings must be constructed with high efficiency and renewable energy systems to ensure they only produce as much energy as they consume. Why? Net-zero homes are 80% more energy efficient than conventional homes, drastically reducing harmful emissions.
Our programs
From consultation to design and construction, our team will manage your residential or commercial projects from start to finish.
We are committed to using energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions to address the ongoing housing crisis in First Nations communities across Canada.
What we're working on
The initiative to build a new playground in the Takla community aims to create a safe and engaging recreational space for children and families. This
We refurbished the old existing log band office located in Takla Landing. This included refinishing the exterior logs to a new roof to brand new
Wildland has installed a temporary office space located next to Takla’s Health Centre. In partnership with Takla Nation, we are in the process of procuring
Working closely with Trappeur Homes and Blue Collar on the construction of Keyoh cabins. These cabins are a seven-generation cabin and the oldest cabin is
Food and medicine have always been essential to Takla’s knowledge, culture, and relationships, so we are thrilled that Takla Nation secured funding to build a
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) delivers the RHI under the National Housing Strategy (NHS). It is part of the Government of Canada’s multi-billion-dollar
