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Tackling Labour Shortages in BC’s Construction Industry

The construction industry in British Columbia is at a crossroads. While demand for new infrastructure and development remains strong, the workforce that powers this sector is under immense pressure. Skilled labour shortages, an aging workforce, and shifting technological demands are reshaping the industry landscape. At Berto Contractors, we see these

Corporate

NEW PROJECTS UNDERWAY IN COQUITLAM AND BURNABY

At Berto, we remain focused on delivering high-quality, end-to-end solutions that support the evolving needs of our industry. From civil construction to design and engineering, our team is dedicated to providing expertise that keeps projects on track. This month, we’re sharing a video that highlights two projects that are currently

Corporate

PUTTING BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS FIRST

Berto’s new Director of Business Partnerships, Valeriu Juverdeanu, has refined a valuable set of skills through a personal journey that reflects resilience, determination, and a deep commitment to excellence. Valeriu’s professional story began in Romania, where despite facing limited opportunities and significant obstacles, his drive to succeed led him to

Corporate

Reflecting on 2024 and Preparing for the New Year

As the year draws to a close, Sonia Hartwell, President of Berto Contractors, reflects on the company’s achievements and challenges and 2024, and shares her hopes for what lies ahead in 2025. From milestone celebrations to ambitious plans for growth, Sonia shares her insights on leadership, industry shifts, and her

Corporate

Unveiling Berto’s New End-To-End Service Offer at Deeley Exhibition

Berto welcomed its clients and partners to Deeley Exhibition in Burnaby on October 30th to share the company’s new vision and service offer. It was an evening filled with food, drink, bikes and banter. Here are some of our favourite moments from the event.

Engineering

INNOVATIONS IN DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

The construction industry has historically been slow to adapt, relying on established methods that, while effective, often fall short in efficiency and sustainability. However, the pressing global challenges of climate change, rapid urbanization, and resource scarcity have necessitated a transformative approach. As such, the need for innovation in construction design