Work is Looking Great for Ottawa

Submitted by Stephane Lalonde, John Paiva and Jean-Frederick Lamirande

Work in Ottawa is looking strong, which is why they submitted a large collection of the projects they are working on.

These projects include panel work on 5th and Bank which is a seven-storey residential building. A roofing service crew was sent to perform mechanical upgrades on the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario. Metals work on the Service and Inspection building and the train wash building for the Ottawa Light Rail Train. A hot rubber job in downtown Ottawa for the Charlotte which is a new condo residence. Last but not least, metals work on Westgate, the 24-storey residential building where they are applying Axiom panels. And this is just a fraction of our work, which goes to show how busy our crews are at any time at Flynn.

Ottawa roofing service crew is working at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario. The work consists of major mechanical upgrades for the Sim Labs.

In photo, left to right: Turner Allison, Erich Schultz, Michael Berard, Spencer Berard, Joseph Muise and Nassio Golden.

Ottawa metals crew working hard on Fifth and Bank which is a sevenstorey residential building. They are applying about 15,000 SF of Axiom panels and 500 SF of fibre cement panels.

In photo, left to right: Martin Charron, Ashton Thiebaut, Jonathan Chauret, Vince Thiebaut and Adrien Bisson.

Ottawa metals crew working on the Service and Inspection building for the Ottawa Light Rail Train (OLRT). Work includes insulated panels, translucent panels and Accumet panels.

In photo, left to right: Robert Gosselin, Chris Dube and Ben Ranger.

Ottawa roofing crew working on the Charlotte, which is a new condo residence project in downtown Ottawa. Yvon Ladouceur (Foreman) and his crew are seen in the attached pictures on the level 14th roof just before starting the installation of the Hot rubber roofing membrane on that floor.

The roofers are pushing through cold temperature near to -20ᵒC/-4ᵒF to make sure to follow our client’s schedule thus providing good service.

Ottawa metals team working on the Train Wash Building for the Ottawa Light Rail Train (OLRT). The scope includes insulated metals panels, AVB, flashing, etc.

In photo, left to right: Andre Leroux, Rodney Van Gessel and Fred Bisson.

Ottawa metals crew working on 24 storey residential building. They are applying Axiom panels and siding.

In photo, left to right: Brent Lovesey, Andrew Kreiger and Mario Trepanier.9