Victoria Concrete
242 Mary St #1116B, Victoria
- Poured concrete foundations
- Footings and foundation walls
- Foundation and crack repair
- Settlement stabilization (piers or piles)
- Underpinning and basement lowering
127 locations from 126 companies whose own websites show foundation work.
Showing 1 to 24 of 126
242 Mary St #1116B, Victoria
3875 Tillicum Rd, Victoria
2594 E 3rd Ave, Vancouver
4313 Wilson Rd, Chilliwack
3835 Douglas Rd Unit 3, Burnaby
5669 199 St, Langley
742 Travino Ln, Victoria
780 Beatty St #303, Vancouver
6060 Minoru Blvd Unit 3825, Richmond
800 Robson St unit 901, Vancouver
341 W 4th St, North Vancouver
1676 W 75th Ave, Vancouver
1927 Ord Rd, Kamloops
2085 Huckleberry Rd, Kelowna
10603 90 St, Fort St John
101, 1865 Dilworth Dr #884, Kelowna
9512 194a St, Surrey
1978 N End Rd, Salt Spring
1610 Derwent Wy, Delta
7449 Hume Ave Unit 13, Delta
317 Cape Horn Pl, Coquitlam
1280 Glenshire Dr., Victoria
12316 188a St, Pitt Meadows
1019 Neale Rd, West Kelowna
We list 127 locations from 126 companies in 42 communities across British Columbia. The most are in Vancouver (13), Victoria (13) and Surrey (9).
Based on what each company says on its own website, 77 build new foundations only, 4 do repair work only and 46 do both. The services mentioned most are poured concrete foundations (91%), footings and foundation walls (58%, compared with 51% across Canada) and foundation and crack repair (35%).
Counts come from the listings on this site. How listings are checked
The Government of British Columbia says the highest radon levels in the province are found in the interior and northern regions.
Source: Government of British Columbia, RadonA 2024 national radon survey estimated that 1.3% of homes in the Pacific coastal region, and 31.6% of homes in the Pacific Interior and Yukon region, have radon at or above the 200 Bq/m³ guideline.
Source: Evict Radon National Study (University of Calgary and partners, with Health Canada), Cross-Canada Radon Survey (2024)A National Research Council digest shows that southwestern BC has some of the mildest winter ground freezing in Canada. Ask your contractor what frost depth applies to your site.
Source: National Research Council Canada, Frost Action and Foundations (Canadian Building Digest CBD-182, 1976, archived)These are general points from public sources, not advice for your property. Conditions vary from lot to lot, so ask a contractor or engineer about your site.
Counts are companies whose websites mention each service. One company can offer several.