team

What’s your name and job function? Angus Erskine, carpenter. Can you talk about your building trade background? I first got an interest in high school shop class. I

What’s your name and job function? Brian Mitchell, Carpenter Can you talk about your building trade background? I started my experience in the building industry bui

What’s your name and job function? Simon Clements – Project manager Can you talk about your building trade background? I have worked various jobs in both resi

What is your name and job function? My name is Steevo Moore, I am a project foreman at MRB. Can you talk about your building trade background? I have been working in the

What’s your name and job function? Ricardo Salcedo. Carpenter and web guy. Can you talk about your building trade background? Over the years I’ve had a few sh

What’s your name and job function? Tom Premier, Cabinetmaker Can you talk about your building trade background: In 2001 I started an apprenticeship at a custom wood

What’s your name and job function? Lindsay Langille, Operations Manager Can you talk about your building trade background? I grew up around construction my whole li

What’s your name and job function? Rob Emberley – Carpenter Can you talk about your building trade background? I attended the NSCC for carpentry from 2009 to

What’s your name and job function? Scott Billard, Project Foreman Can you talk about your building trade background? After helping family and friends with odd proje

What’s your name and job function? Adam Smith, Project Foreman Can you talk about your building trade background? I have always built stuff for as long as I can rem

What’s your name and job function? Mike Burns, MRB president, business development, and lead project estimator. Can you talk about your building trade background?

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It’s true. Last week was really cold. This week has been warmer and yet it’s still below freezing most days. With insulated coveralls and thermal gear it̵

Passion for craftsmanship is not a relic of the past. MRB’s team of young builders is proof of this fact. Last week Steve Maxwell, a widely syndicated home improvem

We’ve been working high and low this week. From finishing up framing the second story of Kingsburg 2, to starting the cladding on Kingsburg 1, things are moving alo

What a great week we’ve had. From North End Halifax, to Halifax’s West End, and down to Kingsburg, the team has been making great strides. Andrew and Ricardo

Rob needed to make an octagon from 10mm rebar stock for a big concrete pier.   He started by creating a diagram.   Then he channeled MacGyver, and with role of

We are a diverse lot. And so it is that we have multiple projects on the go. This week while part of the team was down in Kingsburg, some of the boys stayed in Halifax to

The almighty sawhorse. Backbone for umpteen projects. Perhaps you can tell the skill of a craftsman by the sawhorses he builds. Here we have Andrew building 8 in a row fo

Our project manager Smitty doesn’t mind getting dirty on demolition days. He’s a master carpenter and he’ll give you a belly ache from laughter.