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(Photo courtesy of JCB Construction Canada)
JCB Construction Canada is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2025, marking four decades of collaboration, innovation, growth and major projects in the construction sector.
The company was founded in 1985 by Joseph Carol Boutet, along with his partners Louis Lavigne and Jean-François Gravel. Initially in a modest office setup in a residential garage, the company has since grown to include a team of over 100 employees with national recognition as it operates across the greater metropolitan areas of Montreal and Toronto.
JCB’s leadership says the company has distinguished itself since its inception through its ability to effectively manage and execute complex, large-scale projects, prioritizing a collaborative approach and a commitment to quality. As it reaches this significant milestone, the company continues to raise ambitious projects for its clients in the industrial, commercial, institutional and multi-residential sectors.
Over the years, JCB has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to technological innovation and sustainable construction, investing heavily in cutting-edge solutions to improve the efficiency and management of its operations, both in the office and on-site. As a forward-thinking organization, JCB was also one of the first contractors in Quebec to recognize the ecological challenges tied to the construction industry and to implement practices and measures to reduce the carbon footprint of its operations and of its projects. The company has more than 40 eco-friendly and carbon-neutral projects under its belt.
“These past 40 years have been marked not only by steady growth but also by a genuine desire to continually optimize our practices and think outside the box. We owe our success to the passion and dedication of our team, as well as the repeated trust of our valued partners and clients, some of whom have been with us since the very beginning,” said Alexandre-Stéphane Boucher, the company’s president and CEO. “We look forward to continuing to innovate and contribute positively to the construction industry for decades to come.”