Company

25 years. One promise:
buildings that hold.

FORGE started as a concrete crew in 1999. We still self-perform the work that determines whether a project stays on schedule — and we still answer the phone when the warranty does.

GC-24819 · Since 1999

How we run a site

A FORGE site is boring — and that's the point. No surprises, no rework, no RFI theatre. We plan tight, build straight, and hand over a building that costs what we said it would.

01

One site, one office
PM, superintendent and safety on site daily. Decisions happen at the workface, not by email chain.

02

Self-perform where it matters
Concrete, carpentry, envelope — so critical-path work never waits on a subcontractor's schedule.

03

Budget as a building system
Cost-loaded schedule, open-book subs, contingency you can see. The bid that still makes sense at handover.

04

Safety is a spec
TRIR 0.42. Full-time safety, daily huddles, stop-work authority for every hand on site.

Timeline

Built in layers.

1999 — Concrete

A crew and a mixer

Two partners, one crew, footings and slabs for builders who needed concrete that showed up on time.

2006 — General

GC licence

GC-24819. First ground-up: a 40,000 sq ft logistics shell that still houses its original tenant.

2014 — Design-build

One contract

BIM, VDC and a single point of responsibility. Fewer RFIs, faster closeout.

2026 — Still site-first

14 active sites

From cold storage to college labs — same rule: tight sites, straight talk, buildings that hold.

People who build

The crew.

Principal · GC

Adam Phillips

Operations

Dylan Adams

Site Superintendent

Jhon Doe

Project Manager

Josh Dunn

Safety — TRIR 0.42

Full-time site safety, daily huddles, stop-work authority for every hand on site.

Bonded & insured

GC-24819. Full bonding capacity, OCIP/CCIP, builder's risk and wrap-ups.

10-year warranty

Structural, 2-year systems — with a service crew that still answers the phone.

25 years. One promise:buildings that hold.