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10/09/2026

Join us for Freeport’s Overstock Yard Sale! Two days only, open to the public, with surplus building materials, fixtures, and more available at sale prices.

From lumber and trusses to cabinets, appliances, lighting, electrical, and plumbing supplies, you never know what you might find.

📍 3522B Red Cloud Way, Westbank, BC
📅 Friday, October 16 & Saturday, October 17
⏰ 8 AM – 3 PM
💵 Cash only. No cards, e-transfers, or cheques.

Come early for the best selection. Once it’s gone, it’s gone!

08/14/2026

Cars aren't built in the driveway. So why are we still building houses in the mud? Traditional construction leaves projects exposed to weather, delays, and costly rework. Factory construction creates a controlled environment where quality and consistency come first.

Learn what changes when construction moves indoors https://freeportindustries.ca/why-freeport?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Cars+aren%27t+built+in+the+driveway.+So+why+do+we+still+build+houses+in+the+mud%3F

Faster builds, fixed prices, less waste, and full design flexibility. Discover why developers and communities across BC, Alberta & Yukon choose Freeport for modular construction.

08/05/2026

The easiest way to keep a project on schedule isn't managing delays.

Bring a modular manufacturer in early and your biggest schedule risks start disappearing. While foundations and site servicing move ahead, your building is already being built in the factory. Freeport's turnkey, single scope approach means fewer trades on site, fewer change orders, and a faster path to completion.

Learn how we help projects stay on schedule by planning smarter from day one. Explore why owners, developers, and general contractors choose Freeport: https://lnkd.in/gPA6iPmr

07/20/2026

Your project might be built a thousand kilometres before it ever reaches your site. The crew doing it has never stood on that ground, and that's exactly why it works.

Most construction delays don't start on site. They start with weather, labour shortages, and inconsistent quality.

We solve that by building every project in the same manufacturing facility with the same experienced team and repeatable process. More of the work is completed before it reaches site, reducing delays and creating greater schedule certainty before installation begins.

Learn how our manufacturing process helps reduce risk and create greater schedule certainty. https://freeportindustries.ca/why-freeport?utm_source=linkedin-instagram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Community+roots+in+Westbank&utm_id=Community+roots+in+Westbank

07/20/2026

When the people building your cabinets are working 50 feet from the people building your walls, the fit is exact, communication is immediate, and the schedule stays on track. We know that cabinetry is one of those parts of a project that can quietly create delays if timelines slip or specifications don’t line up. That’s why we do it differently.

Our cabinet shop operates on the same factory floor where we build your structure. Every cabinet is cut, assembled, finished, and installed by our team in Westbank. No third-party delays. No shipping damage. No surprises at install.

Sometimes the biggest efficiencies come from eliminating unnecessary handoffs and keeping everything under one roof.

If you’re planning a modular, workforce housing, commercial, or residential project, reach out to Jason Friesen or Per Dodenberg to learn how integrated manufacturing can help keep your timeline moving and your project on schedule.

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07/17/2026

We're proud to have recently completed a new daycare facility in Terrace for the Métis Nation, creating a dedicated space that will serve local families and support the community for years to come.

This project was purposely designed and built for 45 children across three age groups. Each group has its own dedicated space, so the routines can stay consistent and calm. There’s a shared kitchen that supports the whole facility, along with a nap room, a multi-purpose room, a staff room, and an office. Nothing extra or decorative, just what’s needed to run the program properly from the start.

And it wasn’t just about the building. The scope included the full site work as well. That meant servicing, grading, a new parking lot, and landscaping to finish the space properly. We also had to replace and upgrade over 100 feet of existing sanitary line, which wasn’t just for the daycare but was sized to support future residential development on the site as well.

The building itself was constructed in our Westbank facility, then transported and installed in Terrace. It opened on time, on budget, and was ready for children the moment the doors opened.

Read the full project story through the link. https://lnkd.in/gFXVhSsY

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07/14/2026

Most people don't picture a playground when they think about modular construction. But for daycare operators, the outdoor space matters as much as the building. It's an extension of the classroom, where kids build social skills, explore, and spend a big part of their day. It isn't landscaping tacked on at the end. It's part of the program from day one.

The catch is that a daycare has to work as a whole. Licensing, accessibility, the way the outdoor areas connect to the building and the site. Coordinate those late and you pay for it in change orders and delays.

That played out on a recent daycare in Terrace. Forty-five childcare spaces across three age-group programming areas, delivered single scope from the first design conversation through to a fully landscaped, move-in-ready site. The building, the site servicing, and the outdoor areas were planned together, so the outdoor space wasn't an afterthought once the building landed.

That's what a fully turnkey design-build approach means for a daycare project. The space functions the way children, educators, and staff actually use it every day because those needs were considered from the very beginning, not added as an afterthought.

If you're planning a daycare build, connect with Jason Friesen to explore what's possible.

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07/09/2026

When the people building your cabinets are working 50 feet from the people building your walls, the fit is exact, communication is immediate, and the schedule stays on track. We know that cabinetry is one of those parts of a project that can quietly create delays if timelines slip or specifications don't line up. That's why we do it differently.

Our cabinet shop operates on the same factory floor where we build your structure. Every cabinet is cut, assembled, finished, and installed by our team in Westbank. No third-party delays. No shipping damage. No surprises at install.

Sometimes the biggest efficiencies come from eliminating unnecessary handoffs and keeping everything under one roof.

If you're planning a modular, workforce housing, commercial, or residential project, reach out to Jason Friesen or Per Dodenberg to learn how integrated manufacturing can help keep your timeline moving and your project on schedule.

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07/03/2026

For more than a decade, Randy built the systems, standards, and safety culture behind every Freeport project. On July 3, he retires, leaving a stronger and safer company than the one he joined.

Randy started with Freeport in 2013 as Operations Manager and returned in 2021 as Construction Manager. Across both chapters, he strengthened how we operate and how we work safely.

Randy led Freeport to COR certification in just 14 months, with a 94% compliance rating. More than a certificate on the wall, he built a culture where safety is simply how we work.

As our President, Chris Inkster, shared:
"Randy is retiring after a decade of an incredible partnership across two chapters with Freeport. His dedication, integrity, and work ethic have been the backbone of our project delivery. What impresses me most is his relentless efficiency and sound judgment. Randy, enjoy this next chapter with your family. You've earned it."

Thank you, Randy, for your leadership and the lasting impact you've had here. Your influence will keep showing up in our people, our processes, and every project we deliver.

07/01/2026

We're proud to be a Canadian company, building for communities across Western Canada. Today, we're taking a moment to appreciate the people, places, and communities that make this work meaningful.

We're proud of the work we do, proud of the people we build for, and proud to call Canada home.

Happy Canada Day from all of us at Freeport. 🍁 🇨🇦