Compare commercial renovation vs. new construction costs in Canada. Discover how HKC Construction delivers cost-effective, sustainable solutions for your project.

Discover the Canada construction market's growth trajectory, projected to reach USD 417.3 billion by 2033 at a 5.1% CAGR. Explore key drivers like urbanization, government infrastructure investments, and green building trends, alongside challenges such as tariffs and labor shortages. Dive into case studies, stats, and interactive charts to understand Canada’s construction landscape and its future by 2033.

The "best" option for an industrial building – construction, expansion, or renovation – depends heavily on your specific needs, budget, timeline, and long-term goals. Construction offers complete customization but is more expensive and time-consuming, while renovation is generally faster and more cost-effective, especially for less extensive changes. Expansion, if possible, leverages existing infrastructure while adding capacity.

The construction industry is seeing a rise in female participation, growing from 9% in 2015 to 11.2% in 2024. Despite progress, women remain underrepresented in on-site roles at just 4-5%. Industry initiatives like the "Million Women in Construction" aim to boost recruitment and retention, fostering a more inclusive workforce.

Explore the mental health crisis in the Canadian construction industry during Mental Health Week 2025. Learn key stats, expert insights, and support strategies from CMHA, OGCA, and industry leaders.

Canada has set a monumental goal: building 4 million new homes to address the housing crisis. But meeting this demand with traditional methods poses a major environmental challenge. This article explores how sustainable construction and low-carbon materials offer a viable path forward, allowing us to build the homes we need without sacrificing the planet's future.

Solar panel windows that could turn whole buildings into power plants smash electricity record. Researchers in Denmark have set a new world record in efficiency for converting sunlight into electricity by using new windows that allow light to pass through while simultaneously generating power.

Electric vehicles are reshaping the construction industry, offering cleaner, quieter, and more cost-effective alternatives to traditional machinery. Driven by labor shortages, environmental goals, and government incentives, EV adoption is accelerating across job sites. As technology and infrastructure improve, electric equipment is set to become the new industry standard.

Economic Development Week is an international campaign created by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) to increase awareness of local programs that create jobs, advance career development opportunities, and increase quality of life. Economic Development Week celebrates all things economic development.

Planning a manufacturing build? HKC Construction delivers facilities engineered for peak performance. We navigate complexities from design to completion, as seen in our TWI Foods bakery project. Let us help you build your success.

Happy National Trade Day! This post highlights HKC Construction's deep appreciation for skilled trades professionals, crucial to our success as a Mississauga-based company. We reflect on our positive experience at the 2024 Level Up Skilled Trades Convention, our commitment to fostering youth in construction careers alongside partners like Skilled Trades Ontario, and our ongoing dedication to supporting and building the next generation of tradespeople in Ontario.

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Construction Management expertly guides building projects from initial concept to final completion. It focuses on meticulously controlling project time, cost, quality, and safety throughout the process. This ensures complex construction goals are achieved successfully and efficiently

Feeling the local love! We're thrilled that Invest Mississauga highlighted HKC Construction's recognition as one of Canada's Top Growing Women-Led Companies. Read our thank you note and learn why their support means so much to us as a local business.

Boost your construction company's bottom line with effective strategies. Learn how to reduce project costs through planning, procurement, site efficiency, and technology without sacrificing quality or safety.

HKC Construction will be at PM Springfest 2025 on April 24 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre! Join us for a day of expert-led seminars, 230+ exhibitors, and great networking. Use code INGOATT to claim your free expo pass. Let’s connect!

The construction industry plays a key role in building a greener future. This Earth Day, we highlight how companies like HKC Construction are embracing sustainable practices from eco-friendly materials to energy-efficient designs to reduce environmental impact and promote responsible building every day.

At HKC Construction, our commitment to health and safety stands at the forefront of our operations. We believe that the well-being of our employees and project stakeholders is paramount to our success.

Getting certified as a construction contractor in Quebec is a thorough process. We proved our expertise in project management, safety, and execution, passed the required exams, and met all standards set by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec.

We're proud to announce that HKC Construction has obtained our official RBQ license, allowing us to legally perform construction work throughout Quebec. This certification confirms our commitment to excellence and compliance with Quebec's strict building standards.