Where we work
19 municipalities, 38 Winnipeg neighbourhoods
Crawlspace conditions change across this region more than most people expect. Limestone sits close to the surface at Stonewall and Stony Mountain. Steinbach is on sandier glacial ground. Selkirk, St. Adolphe and Grande Pointe deal with river-driven groundwater and flood protection. Most of the rest is dense Lake Agassiz clay that holds water and moves with the seasons.
(431) 446-8587Municipalities
Winnipeg & the Capital Region
- Winnipeg Our home city, where Lake Agassiz clay, deep frost and spring melt put every crawlspace under pressure.
- Headingley Assiniboine River acreages where alluvial soil and river-driven groundwater define the crawlspace work.
- East St. Paul Red River acreages east of the city, where high water tables and septic systems shape crawlspace design.
- West St. Paul West bank Red River properties facing flood exposure, clay movement and frost-vulnerable shallow footings.
- St. Andrews Historic river-lot properties and newer acreages north of Winnipeg, with aging foundations and high groundwater.
- Selkirk A riverside city with older housing stock, spring ice-jam flooding and clay that works foundations hard.
- Stonewall Shallow limestone bedrock changes the drainage rules for crawlspaces throughout the Stonewall area.
- Stony Mountain Escarpment properties on shallow rock and thin soil, where frost and fractured drainage dominate.
- Oakbank Springfield-area homes on heavy clay, where melt water and shallow additions drive most crawlspace failures.
- Dugald Rural Springfield properties where field drainage, clay and older farm construction meet.
- Beausejour Brokenhead River town on sandier ground, where seasonal water tables and aging foundations are the issue.
- Lorette Taché-area homes on Red River clay, where seasonal clay movement and shallow additions define the work.
- Île-des-Chênes Ritchot community on low clay ground, with flood history and high spring water tables.
- St. Adolphe Ring-dike community on the Red River, where flood protection and crawlspace drainage must work together.
- Niverville One of Manitoba's fastest-growing towns, with new builds and older rural crawlspaces side by side.
- Steinbach Southeastern Manitoba's hub, on sandier glacial soils that change how crawlspace water behaves.
- Landmark Taché farming community where rural construction and clay soils put crawlspaces under seasonal stress.
- La Salle La Salle River community southwest of the city, with river-driven groundwater and expansive clay.
- Grande Pointe Low-lying Ritchot acreages where flood protection, clay and large modern homes intersect.
Inside the city
Winnipeg neighbourhoods
Housing era is the best predictor of what we will find. River-lot and pre-1920 areas have aged masonry and high groundwater; postwar bungalow neighbourhoods have shallow addition piers and cold crawl areas; new subdivisions have detailing gaps rather than deterioration.
- River Heights
- Crescentwood
- Tuxedo
- Wolseley
- West Broadway
- Osborne Village
- Fort Rouge
- Lord Roberts
- Riverview
- St. Vital
- Norwood
- St. Boniface
- Windsor Park
- Southdale
- Island Lakes
- Royalwood
- Sage Creek
- St. Norbert
- Fort Richmond
- Fort Garry
- Linden Woods
- Whyte Ridge
- Bridgwater
- Waverley West
- Charleswood
- Westwood
- Crestview
- Silver Heights
- St. James
- North Kildonan
- East Kildonan
- Elmwood
- Transcona
- West Kildonan
- Garden City
- The Maples
- Point Douglas
- Tyndall Park
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