Britco is the largest supplier of modular buildings in the Pacific Northwest and is one of British Columbia’s top-ten construction companies. For over 34 years we have provided both temporary and permanent workforce accommodations, office complexes, schools, daycares, lease fleet buildings and multi-family housing. We strive to remain on the leading edge of modular construction and to deliver innovative and sustainable building and space solutions for our customers in markets around the world.
Britco designs, builds and installs modular buildings to solve any building and space need no matter how remote the location. Our experienced designers, project managers and construction site crews work with customers to develop innovative approaches to any building or space challenge. Our expert manufacturing team operate in 4 advanced production facilities in Canada and the USA that jointly provide over 400,000 sq ft of manufacturing capacity. Whether its award winning projects such as a lodge and townhouse complex designed for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games athletes village in Whistler, a school for students in Russia, disaster relief housing for Save-the-Children in Indonesia, workforce accommodations for infrastructure projects in Alberta, or office complexes on the largest construction projects in British Columbia, Britco leads the industry in providing innovative and sustainable modular buildings.
Our success and achievements would not be possible without the commitment to excellence demonstrated every day by those who work at Britco. Britco encourages and organizes a wide variety of staff activities for our nearly 300 person workforce and is constantly seeking to add new talent. Our factories are located in picturesque towns in thriving communities. Britco is a company focused on growth and is pursuing new and exciting opportunities in markets around the world. For those with enthusiasm and dedication, a variety of exciting and rewarding career opportunities are possible in Britco’s modular world.