Troy Gervais Project Manager
3twenty is a leading designer and builder of projects utilizing a prefab building process.
We are focused on delivering high quality commercial, institutional and educational projects. We are innovators. We are designers. We are engineers. We are builders.
Our Story
3twenty was born out of a business plan competition at the University of Saskatchewan; co-founders Evan Willoughby and Bryan McCrea set out to re-purpose shipping containers into offices and camps for the industrial markets. After appearing on CBC Television’s Dragons’ Den, the entrepreneurs attracted the investment and partnership of Calgary-based investor W. Brett Wilson.
Our company experienced some early successes, such as building Canada’s first shipping-container based workforce camp for a gold mining company in northern Saskatchewan. After three years building container-based buildings, we realized that 3twenty was operating in a niche market, and that in order to grow, we would need to diversify both in product and industry.
In 2015, we pursued our first school portable classroom contract, which would mark a major turning point for 3twenty. Since then, our company has pivoted to solely focus on permanent and semi-permanent prefab buildings.
3twenty has evolved into a general contractor, delivering projects using a modular building process. We employ over 80 full time staff, build in Saskatoon and ship all over Canada.
2011
Delivery of first container workforce camp to Claude Resources Inc.
2012
Creation of rental division, offering offices and wash-cars across western Canada
2015
Pursuit and award of first relocatable classroom contract
2016
Moved into new facility in BizHub Industrial Park in Saskatoon, SK
2018
Completion of a 100% modular high school at Mistawasis Nêhiyawak
2019
Established general contracting division
Our Approach
We firmly believe that we can do construction better. We are committed to redefining the construction experience through a modular building process.
The success of our process is not just built on modular building blocks, it is built on core values that are a key part of our culture.
Trust
You’re making a big investment, and we take that very seriously. You’re also trusting us to bring your vision to life, and we work every day to make sure we can do that.
Collaboration
We believe that by working together, with you – not against you, we can learn, grow, and build better buildings and experiences. We also value the ideas and contributions from all levels within our company, as well as from external partners and professionals.
Innovation
3twenty was born out of innovation, and it’s a part of everything we do. We ask a lot of questions, and we do things differently. This is all with the goal of building high quality, cost effective, schedule-driven projects.
Win-Win
The idea that we can all work together, be profitable, and be happy seems to have been lost in construction. We take a win-win approach with our suppliers, subcontractors, consultants, and customers.
Fun
It’s really important to us that we all have fun building projects together. We know when to be serious, but we also know that a good laugh and having fun can take stress out of projects.
If you haven’t figured it out yet, 3twenty is about relationships. By forming key relationships with our supply chain and subcontractors, we are able to collaborate on designs that result in high-quality, cost efficient builds for our customers.
Community
Our communities have given us so much, and we love giving back in special ways.
We have always had a community of people rooting for 3twenty, and that energy has supported our growth and success. Not only do we have a responsibility to give back but our team is passionate about getting behind the communities in which we live and operate.
Optimist Hill Project
Saskatoon had a vision to “build a hill” in the middle of its city to be used by snowboarders, skiers, and tubers. 3twenty took the opportunity to give back to the community with a $100,000 donation to the project to establish a chalet at Optimist Hill. The modern chalet along with rental gear storage and outfitting space, has now been named the “3twenty Village.”
View Next Project: Saskatoon Tribal Council Legacy Partnership
Saskatoon Tribal Council Legacy Partnership
We have built many projects with and for First Nations communities. As a result, we have learned the importance of engaging the communities in a meaningful way. In October 2018, 3twenty formally signed a Legacy Partnership with the Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC). The goal of this partnership is to support training and hiring of Indigenous people from the seven STC communities.
View Next Project: Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan launched a capital campaign to raise $4,000,000 to help “Stage the Future” for a permanent amphitheatre-style home on the riverbank of the South Saskatchewan. 3twenty was approached to support the project by building the bar, box office, and change room buildings. We were excited by the energy of the organization and the legacy of the project, so we decided to contribute $50,000 to the campaign.
View Next Project: Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
COVID-19 Response
In mid-March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic created a major shortage of medical supplies. We had a unique opportunity to purchase over 600L of hand sanitizer, and ceased the occasion to give back to the community. We divided the sanitizer and delivered it to over 18 non-profit and community organizations in Saskatchewan, including the Saskatoon Friendship Inn, White Buffalo Youth Lodge, and the Cumberland House Cree Nation to name a few.
View Next Project: Mistawasis Nêhiyawak Legacy Scholarship
Mistawasis Nêhiyawak Legacy Scholarship
We were so inspired by Mistawasis’ drive to innovate and collaborate in order to bring a new high school to their community, that we wanted to give back. We established the Legacy Scholarship in 2019 to recognize a student at Mistawasis Nêhiyawak High School who is pursuing any form of post-secondary training or education. This $1,000 scholarship is awarded annually.
View Next Project: Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity is a great organization that believes every family deserves a home, and has some great programs to help that belief become a reality. 3twenty first got engaged to do a team-build and assist with the construction of a project. We realized they lacked infrastructure for their volunteers and trades, so we donated two of our offices from our rental fleet.
View Next Project: Optimist Hill Project
Our Team
Our people are the heart of our company. They are innovators, collaborators, and builders. They live by and represent the core values of our business – trust, collaboration, innovation, win-win, fun and relationships. In short, they are a major part of our competitive advantage.
Bryan McCrea Co-founder
Sarah Hortness Senior Interior Designer
Kay Oluwagbemigun Project Coordinator
Colleen Marcotte Safety Officer
Kim Johnston Office Manager
Evan Willoughby Co-founder
Ryan Ridgway Operations Manager
Kelsey Daniels Designer
Drew Ferris Site Superintendent
Bradley Gifford Architectural Technologist
Eric Verity Controller
Jordan Lemke Site Superintendent
Jamee Guimont Site Superintendent
Cassandra Dyck Architectural Technologist
Joel Foster Project Coordinator
Austin Bengtson Project Coordinator
Ian Carlson Project Manager
Jayce Mathison Architectural Technologist
Matt Bortis Project Manager
Pam Bisson Senior Interior Designer
Denver Putt Site Superintendent
Vasko Manchev Site Superintendent
Ryley Doepker Site Superintendent
Madison Bymoen Marketing & Culture Lead
Rylee Miller People Strategy Lead
Careers
Here’s what some of our staff say about being apart of the 3twenty team, and the excitement of doing construction differently.
Interested in joining the team?
We almost always have carpenter positions open, and are always looking for great people in general. Apply to one of our current job openings below or send us a message if you are interested in a different position.
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