Minty's Moving Ltd. has been called on to move larger and more complex structures over the years. We respond with careful planning and ingenuity. Minty's started in the house moving industry and continues to make its mark there while expanding into other areas such as: heavy hauling, bridge building, crane work, and equipment rentals.
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House and building moving is one of the oldest recycling businesses in the world. Careful planning and preparation always precedes the move to ensure minimal damage to the structure. Our company undertakes the moving of bridge girders, high voltage electrical transformers, and equipment of any size or weight.
Our company undertakes the moving of bridge girders, high voltage electrical transformers and equipment of any size or weight. There is a growing demand for such services with the Manitoba Hydro development projects proposed in Northern Manitoba over the next 10 years. Our company undertakes the moving and installation of bridge girders and components for all sizes and shapes of bridges anywhere in Canada and the USA.
This is where our motto: "We Move Anything!" comes from. House and building moving is one of the oldest recycling businesses in the world. Careful planning and preparation always precedes the move, to ensure minimal damage to the structure. We come to your project with the most advanced equipment ever used anywhere in the world.
With over 20 years experience in bridge building, Canada Bridge offers many options when it comes to bridge work; be it new construction, removal, or repairs. Our personnel will perform bridge inspections for our clients and determine what should be done to the structure. That information is subsequently submitted to an engineering firm for further analysis.
Sheldon and Eugenia Willey, the owners of Marina on Clear Lake worked for one year getting approval from the National Park to operate a cruise boat on the lake. Once this was accomplished the next hurdle was to find a boat (which they found in BC). Unfortunately they were told that the boat would not be for sale after all.
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Thomas Hucks
Jun 22, 2021
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