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For WLH, no project is too large, challenging, or remote. They eagerly tackled the task of hauling extensive equipment onto fishing boats across Bonavista Bay to build a 30×30 foot helicopter pad. The project was successfully completed in just under __ weeks.

For WLH, no project is too large, challenging, or remote. They eagerly tackled the task of hauling extensive equipment onto fishing boats across Bonavista Bay to build a 30×30 foot helicopter pad. The project was successfully completed in just under __ weeks.

For WLH, no project is too large, challenging, or remote. They eagerly tackled the task of hauling extensive equipment onto fishing boats across Bonavista Bay to build a 30×30 foot helicopter pad. The project was successfully completed in just under __ weeks.

For WLH, no project is too large, challenging, or remote. They eagerly tackled the task of hauling extensive equipment onto fishing boats across Bonavista Bay to build a 30×30 foot helicopter pad. The project was successfully completed in just under __ weeks.

A red barn from the 1850s, located on the land of the first British settlement in Canada, Cupids Cove Plantation (1611), required a careful restoration to preserve its original structure. The project involved using traditional methods and materials as much as possible, focusing on maintaining the barn’s historic character while reinforcing its structural integrity for future use. The goal was to keep the building as close to its original form as possible, respecting its historical significance.

A red barn from the 1850s, located on the land of the first British settlement in Canada, Cupids Cove Plantation (1611), required a careful restoration to preserve its original structure. The project involved using traditional methods and materials as much as possible, focusing on maintaining the barn’s historic character while reinforcing its structural integrity for future use. The goal was to keep the building as close to its original form as possible, respecting its historical significance.

A red barn from the 1850s, located on the land of the first British settlement in Canada, Cupids Cove Plantation (1611), required a careful restoration to preserve its original structure. The project involved using traditional methods and materials as much as possible, focusing on maintaining the barn’s historic character while reinforcing its structural integrity for future use. The goal was to keep the building as close to its original form as possible, respecting its historical significance.

A red barn from the 1850s, located on the land of the first British settlement in Canada, Cupids Cove Plantation (1611), required a careful restoration to preserve its original structure. The project involved using traditional methods and materials as much as possible, focusing on maintaining the barn’s historic character while reinforcing its structural integrity for future use. The goal was to keep the building as close to its original form as possible, respecting its historical significance.

A red barn from the 1850s, located on the land of the first British settlement in Canada, Cupids Cove Plantation (1611), required a careful restoration to preserve its original structure. The project involved using traditional methods and materials as much as possible, focusing on maintaining the barn’s historic character while reinforcing its structural integrity for future use. The goal was to keep the building as close to its original form as possible, respecting its historical significance.

Since 1978, Salmonier Nature Park has welcomed 40,000 visitors annually, offering a unique opportunity to experience Newfoundland and Labrador wildlife up close. The park’s 4 km boardwalk allows for an immersive connection with nature. Our team reconstructed weathered sections of the boardwalk, creating durable, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and upgraded the entrance with poured concrete and new signage, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.

Since 1978, Salmonier Nature Park has welcomed 40,000 visitors annually, offering a unique opportunity to experience Newfoundland and Labrador wildlife up close. The park’s 4 km boardwalk allows for an immersive connection with nature. Our team reconstructed weathered sections of the boardwalk, creating durable, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and upgraded the entrance with poured concrete and new signage, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.

Since 1978, Salmonier Nature Park has welcomed 40,000 visitors annually, offering a unique opportunity to experience Newfoundland and Labrador wildlife up close. The park’s 4 km boardwalk allows for an immersive connection with nature. Our team reconstructed weathered sections of the boardwalk, creating durable, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and upgraded the entrance with poured concrete and new signage, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.

Since 1978, Salmonier Nature Park has welcomed 40,000 visitors annually, offering a unique opportunity to experience Newfoundland and Labrador wildlife up close. The park’s 4 km boardwalk allows for an immersive connection with nature. Our team reconstructed weathered sections of the boardwalk, creating durable, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and upgraded the entrance with poured concrete and new signage, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.

Since 1978, Salmonier Nature Park has welcomed 40,000 visitors annually, offering a unique opportunity to experience Newfoundland and Labrador wildlife up close. The park’s 4 km boardwalk allows for an immersive connection with nature. Our team reconstructed weathered sections of the boardwalk, creating durable, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and upgraded the entrance with poured concrete and new signage, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.