From concrete to small and fine stone, we can help with any project for commercial and residential sectors.
Custom Concrete Northern has been operating Paste Fill plants and servicing the northern Ontario mining industry since 1987.
Our portable ready mix plants have the ability to be operational 24 hours per day in extreme temperatures and conditions, for projects ranging from 550m3 to over 125,000m3.
The Federal Government through its Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act will begin to charge a carbon tax on all fuel consumed in the Province of Ontario. Specifically, the Carbon Tax will be charged on all propane, gasoline and diesel products sold by The Sarjeant Company Limited. The rates set annually on April 1st, 2019 as follows:
Running a small business takes a lot of time and effort. From balancing your books, to project management, to dealing with customers on a daily basis, every detail matters; at that point, your fleet turns from equipment to investment. By adding a cardlock program to your business it allows you to reduce strain on your fleet by giving you versatile and convenient options to individualize your program.
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) created the Workplace Safety & Prevention Services(WSPS) Safety Group program to promote Health and Safety practices and increase awareness in organizational health. Members of the group are able to join their local chapter in annual blocks and pick from a list of which key aspects of Health & Safety they would like to work on over the coming year. …
At Custom Concrete Northern, we have the knowledge and experience to execute our jobs with precision. On time. On budget. View our Portfolio and Case Studies below of the various services we offer.
The Ontario portion of the Timiskaming Dam Complex, located 65 kilometres northeast of North Bay, Ontario, was more than a 100 old and needed to be replaced.
We are contracted by Goldcorp in Northern Ontario to crush materials for a tailings dam. This includes various road material, 1 1/2 clear stone, A gravel, 8˝ minus, 6˝ minus, stemming material, and crush gold orr for the mill (6˝ minus down to 3/8˝).
The Sarjeant Company was contracted by Brion Energy to provision and operate a ready mix plant to produce concrete for the construction of a SAGD (Steam-assisted gravity drainage) plant for oil and gas extraction from the oil sands near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Custom Concrete (Northern) Ready Mix Concrete Division provided approximately 120,000 m3 (160,000 yd3 ) of concrete for the construction of the new processing plant, housing and various other buildings on site. The operation utilized 2 concrete plants and 18 trucks producing up to 8,000 m3 (10,400 yd3) over a 72 hour period, for an average of 111m3/hr (144 yd3/hr).
Custom Concrete Northern was contracted by New Gold Inc. to supply and commission a concrete batch plant along with cement and admixtures for the production of CIPC used for the construction of the gold mine crushers and mill. This project was done as a Joint Venture with the Onikaajigan Construction LP, a subsidiary of the Rainy River First Nation, Naicatchewenin First Nation and Saulteaux Consulting and Engineering.
Custom Concrete Northern was contracted by TransEd, a civil joint venture of Ellis Don, Bantrel and Bechtel to supply, commission and operate a central mixing concrete batch plant for the production of shotcrete. The project is a large Light Rail Transit expansion called the Valley Line LRT that included two 400m long tunnels for southbound and northbound travelling trains.
“The Sarjeant Company Limited and Custom Concrete Northern foster an ongoing, positive and mutually rewarding relationship with all its customers. We do this using honest business practices, outstanding customer service, customer communication and information, fair employment practices and community leadership.”
