ICC has exceeded the expectations of many end-users. Regardless of the type of project, ICC takes its role within the end-users project very seriously. End-users, or their agents, that contract ICC to construct their buildings know that a beautiful building will still be standing in a century. As a large and high-profile end-user that services that construction industry, Steels Industrial Products has contracted ICC to build buildings throughout Western Canada. To date ICC has built nearly 400,000 square feet for Steels in both BC and Alberta.
Everyone at ICC is proud to have long-term working relationships with many ambitious developers. The reason these relationships exist is because ICC is upfront, easy to deal with, and guided by sound objectives. The project managers at ICC take the extra time to understand the unique challenges individual developers face. Trans America Group has contracted ICC to build numerous buildings, totaling nearly 2 million square feet in the Edmonton region.
Buyers, and those looking to lease industrial and commercial space, entrust a real estate agent to secure them only the best space available. A building constructed by ICC will stand the test. Real estate agents know that with an ICC building the details are tight and quality has not been compromised. ICC has positive working relationships with many commercial realtors throughout Western Canada.
Architects & engineers come to the table with a vision; ICC comes to the table prepared to make it happen. Constructing a building is not simply about boxing in a space - A beautiful exterior and a functional and pleasant interior are just as important. ICC is bondable and has a team in place that is more than prepared to bid on, and construct, challenging buildings for the clients of architects and engineers.
It is very important to be active within your industry. We make it a point to stay active members of various industry organizations. With such membership comes a deeper understanding of market trends, product innovations, and client demands.