Building Materials in Powell River, BC
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Results from the 'Building Materials' category in Powell River
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4290 Padgett Rd, Powell River, V8A 4Z2
+1 604-485-9744
Valley has been a proud, locally owned Powell River business since 1974. In 1980 Valley joined TIM-BR Mart, a group of over 600 independently owned and operated building supply operations that capitalize on the strength of cooperative buying. Valley currently employs over 40 people! We are open Monday to Friday and we offer delivery service from Saltery Bay to Lund, surrounding islands, and the Sechelt Peninsula. In the company fleet we have two crane trucks, one flat deck, three pickups and a van. 
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6801 Cranberry St, Powell River, V8A 3Z3
(604) 483-2224
EXCAVATION, roofing contractors, Gestion de bâtiments, post hole diggers, demolition contractors, aluminum products, CLÔTURE, Eavestroughing, Construction Materials, Assurance et Immobilier, contractors general, foundation contractors, doors industrial, fence posts fittings, boards building, PATIO, General contractor, home improvements, building contractors, signs, ENTREPRENEURS, Siding Contractors, solariums atriums sales service, balconies, DECK BUILDERS, greenhouse sales service, Vente & service d'auvents & marquises, land clearing leveling, sunrooms, related categories, sheet metal work, insulation consultants, PORCH, gates, porch deck builders, doors windows, Fences, doors frame metal 
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2430 DIXON RD, Powell River, V8A 0N5
(604) 487-4266
Goat Lake employs about 50 employees making it the 2nd biggest forestry employer in the Powell River area. Owners Rory Maitland and Howie McKamey believe that a community based hiring program is essential to the success of their company. Community Involvement Goat Lake believes in contributing to create a strong sense of community. In recent years, Goat Lake has: b een a major financial contributor to the Powell River Kings hockey club; volunteered time, services and equipment to lift out an old Steam Donkey from Powell Lake for the Powell River Forestry Museum sponsored community events such as the Loon Lake Race.