Maple Reinders

Construction management and general contracting for ICI buildings and environmental projects across Canada

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14

About Maple Reinders

Maple Reinders is a construction services provider working on ICI (industrial, commercial and institutional) buildings and environmental construction. Its services cover pre-construction work such as constructability reviews, value engineering and site selection, through BIM and construction, to operations, maintenance and repair. Projects are delivered under construction management, design-bid-build, design-build, integrated project delivery and public-private partnership models.

The company serves public and private clients in food and beverage, advanced manufacturing, water and wastewater treatment, organics waste management and commercial sectors. Its published project examples include a cold storage expansion in Vaughan, Ontario, a self-storage facility in Toronto, and the Royal BC Museum PARC Collections and Research Building in Colwood, British Columbia.

Maple Reinders was founded over 55 years ago by Fred J. Reinders in Etobicoke, Ontario. The company states it has completed over 2,900 projects, employs close to 400 professionals in six offices across Canada, and has received over 55 industry awards. Current job openings include site superintendents, project managers, estimators, plumbers and pipefitters, concrete formwork carpenters and co-op students in Ontario, British Columbia and Prince Edward Island.

Product: Construction management, design-build and general contracting services spanning pre-construction, BIM, construction, and operations, maintenance and repair.

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