Heavy civil construction across North America
Design-build, bridge, marine, foundation, railway, and aerial pipeline work in the harshest conditions on the continent.
25 years completing complex projectsWork from the Canadian Arctic to Baja CaliforniaFour offices across BC and AlbertaFirst Nations partnerships
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Design-Build
Full project delivery from concept through construction under one accountable team.
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Bridges
Bridge installation and rehabilitation across remote and urban sites in Western Canada.
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Foundations
Deep and shallow foundation work for heavy civil and industrial structures.
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Marine
Marine construction in rough seas and remote coastal locales.
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Aerial Pipeline
Aerial pipeline installation and crossings across difficult terrain.
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Rail
Railway construction, repair, and rehabilitation for freight and industrial lines.
Offices and service area
- Prince George, BC
- Delta, BC
- Mill Bay, BC
- Grande Prairie, AB
Mobile radiusProject work spans North America, from the Canadian Arctic to the Baja California coast.
How Ruskin delivers
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Identify
Once a project is accepted, Ruskin's management philosophy ensures the client's needs are identified before work begins.
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Execute
From the Canadian Arctic to Baja California, crews complete the hardest work in the hardest conditions on the continent.
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Deliver
Total dedication to each client means every project is delivered to their specified needs, on scope and on schedule.
Built on difficult projects
Ruskin Construction has completed highly complicated projects in some of the harshest conditions in the world. From 24-hour darkness and -40°C in the Canadian Arctic to rough seas off the Baja California coast. Four offices across BC and Alberta keep crews close to work across the continent, and every team member from the CEO to first-year apprentices treats the client as part of the crew.
Have a project in mind?
Ruskin takes on the most difficult heavy civil construction work in North America.