LTL Contracting Ltd. has been featured in several publications over the years for their excellence in their industry. Please click on the clips listed below to read the full article:
 | Trenchless Technology, April 2005
HDD Helps to Expand a Municipal Water System in Thunder Bay, OntarioThe City of Thunder Bay, situated on the rugged north shore of Lake Superior, is home for approximately 130,000 residents. In 1970, the City was created through the amalgamation of the former Cities of Port Arthur and Fort William. The amalgamation brought with it the requirement to join two completely separate water supply and delivery systems into one common operation... |
 | Construction Northwest, 2004-2005
LTL is Contracting and DrillingLTL Contracting and LTL Directional Drilling are two diversified companies each focusing on unique aspects of construction. However, when combined together on specialized projects, they work to complement each other's abilities. LTL Contracting specializes in several areas of construction including development of remote First Nation infrastructure, municipal infrastructure, industrial and mining development, marine work, and environmental jobs... |
 | Construction Northwest, 2003-2004
Directional Drilling Improves Water Intake for Lake Helen First NationOver a period of 31 days in the summer of 2003, LTL Contracting Ltd. installed a new water intake line into Lake Helen to improve the quality, quantity, and classiability of the water supply to Lake Helen First Nation. Previously, water for the community came from shallows near the shore. "The lake level goes up and down quite a bit, so when the lake level dropped, the old pipe risked being physically damaged," explains Jamie Geils, C.E.T, project manager at LTL. "Now they can get good clean water and the pipes are not going to freeze."... |
 | Chronicle Journal, August 10, 2001
How did the pipe get to the other side?Cory Heins is shown at the controls of a directional drilling machine, left, being used by LTL Contracting Ltd. to install a 30-inch water main underneath Highway 61 near Rosslyn Road. The machine drills a four-inch pilot hole 105 feet to the other side of the highway. A 38-inch reamer is attached, as is the 105-foot length of pipe, which is drilled through and back to the other side of the road. Use of the directional drill is faster than traditional methods, takes less manpower and avoids ripping up the road and having to reroute traffic... |
 | HCN: Heavy Construction News, June 1995
Canada's Top 100 ContractorsLTL Contracting Ltd. was named one of Canada's Top 100 Contractors in 1995. We have been featured as a top 100 contractor for several years running. This is a great honour for our whole team, and we look forward to continuing to bring Canada high quality contracting services for the years to come. |
