CIP Modular

Day 1 is underway.

Mike Davies hit the road this morning for the start of his Western Canada trip, beginning—as most Vancouver Island road trips do—with a ferry ride.

Over the coming days, Mike will be travelling through BC and Alberta to spend some face-to-face time with clients, partners, industry friends and new connections.

The current route will take him through Kamloops, Kelowna, Lethbridge, Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton, Jasper and Prince George before working his way back home.

But there's intentionally some flexibility built into the trip. If another meeting or worthwhile conversation comes up along the way, Mike is happy to make the detour.

We'll share a few updates from the road as the trip continues.

If you see Mike coming your way, reach out. There's always room for another conversation.

There's a lot more behind a successful modular installation than what happens on crane day.

Before a module can be placed, it needs to be designed and built with transportation and installation in mind. The route needs to be planned. The site needs to be ready. Equipment and crews need to be coordinated. And when it's time to set the building, everything needs to come together.

That's where having CIP Modular and CIP Transport & Logistics working together makes a difference.

Our teams can support a project through design, construction, transportation and installation, carrying knowledge from one stage into the next.

The crane may make for a great photo, but the planning behind the lift is what gets the building where it belongs.

Placed with precision.

Here's a few more shots from yesterday. Not everyday we get to load a plane. Such a cool experience. ✈

"You should post this! I look great in it!"

Okay, Tyler 🙄

Happy Friday!

If modular construction is being considered for your next project, bring the modular team into the conversation early.

There are a lot of decisions made during design that can affect how efficiently a building can be constructed, transported and installed.

By getting involved early, CIP can work alongside your architect, developer and project team to consider the complete picture, from design and module dimensions to transportation, site access, installation and scheduling.

That doesn't mean the project has to revolve around modular. It means everyone has the information they need to make better decisions from the beginning.

For developers, resorts, communities, school districts, and organizations planning permanent infrastructure, that early conversation can make a real difference.

Designing for modular? Talk to us early.

Big things are taking shape! 🚧📐 We’re out in the yard doing some surveying as we kick off the permitting process for our new factory. Exciting times ahead!

When people think about modular construction, they often picture the building arriving on site.

But the real experience begins when you walk through the door.

Every CIP Modular building is designed with the end user in mind. Bright interiors, durable finishes, practical layouts, and quality workmanship all come together to create spaces that are ready to serve their purpose from day one.

Whether it's an office, healthcare space, classroom, workforce accommodation, or community facility, our goal is always the same: build spaces that people enjoy working in.

From design to installation, we're proud to deliver buildings that are ready for what's next.