ABOUT SKYTEC CONTRACTING
Building trusted relationships through quality construction across Vancouver Island.
BUILT ON EXPERIENCE.
DRIVEN BY QUALITY
Skytec Contracting is a Vancouver Island-based construction company specializing in commercial building envelopes, custom residential projects, and roofing systems.
Our team works with homeowners developers, general contractors, municipalities, and organizations to deliver durable, high-quality construction backed by clear communication and dependable workmanship.
WHAT WE STAND FOR
The principles that guide every project, every partnership, and every build.
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
Every project is completed with
precision, durability and pride
COMMUNICATION
Clear, honest communication keeps every
project moving with confidence.
RELIABILITY
We honour our commitments and stand
behind every project we build.
COMMUNITY
Supporting local people, businesses and
organizations across Vancouver Island.
WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE SKYTEC
✔ Clear communication from start to finish
✔ Reliable scheduling
✔ Experienced project management
✔ Safety-first culture
✔ Local team with Island experience
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
From commercial facilities and custom homes to complex roofing systems, our projects reflect the quality, craftsmanship,
and relationships that define Skytec Contracting.
FARM SCHOOL CAMPUS DISCOVERY MONTESSORI NANAIMO
FARM SCHOOL CAMPUS DISCOVERY MONTESSORI NANAIMO
FARM SCHOOL CAMPUS DISCOVERY MONTESSORI NANAIMO
What is a Montessori Farm School?
The farm school concept grew from the later work of Dr. Maria Montessori while she developed the Montessori adolescent program which she called the ‘Erdkinder’ program. In this concept, a school community is intentionally situated on a working farm, and acts as a microcosm of society providing meaningful real-world ways for students to connect to their learning, to each other, to economy, and to society. The learning environments on the farm – both inside and outside – are specially prepared for students to apply their academic and social work.
Designed to a CaGBC Zero Carbon Standard
This certification requires that the Montessori evaluate and measure their impact and carbon footprint at every stage of this development, from the design through to the subsequent operation and lifecycle analysis of the building, including the way in which they collect and distribute water.
Being light on the land and protecting our natural resources is very important to Discovery Montessori School. They don’t just talk the talk, they walk it, and they live it. As such, they designed the school building with the environment at the forefront of every decision made.
Reclaimed Cedar Siding Planks
Heritage Lumber sourced this Douglas Fir from a building deconstruction on Fort St. in Victoria. This building was originally built in 1908 as “The Turkish Bath House.”
Heritage lumber then processed the pieces into planed ship lap. These pieces arrived at site on pallets for us to install.
Notice how the Montessori siding is broken up into different columns. This avoids butt joints and allows for a full span between flashing strips. This helps the building envelope function even more effectively.
Different Layers Make up a building envelope
Those shiny dots on the insulation are stick pins. They eliminate punctures to the non-permeable self-adhered membrane to maintain integrity. They hold the exterior insulation in place with minimal thermal bridging.
What is a Montessori Farm School?
The farm school concept grew from the later work of Dr. Maria Montessori while she developed the Montessori adolescent program which she called the ‘Erdkinder’ program. In this concept, a school community is intentionally situated on a working farm, and acts as a microcosm of society providing meaningful real-world ways for students to connect to their learning, to each other, to economy, and to society. The learning environments on the farm – both inside and outside – are specially prepared for students to apply their academic and social work.
Designed to a CaGBC Zero Carbon Standard
This certification requires that the Montessori evaluate and measure their impact and carbon footprint at every stage of this development, from the design through to the subsequent operation and lifecycle analysis of the building, including the way in which they collect and distribute water.
Being light on the land and protecting our natural resources is very important to Discovery Montessori School. They don’t just talk the talk, they walk it, and they live it. As such, they designed the school building with the environment at the forefront of every decision made.
Reclaimed Cedar Siding Planks
Heritage Lumber sourced this Douglas Fir from a building deconstruction on Fort St. in Victoria. This building was originally built in 1908 as “The Turkish Bath House.”
Heritage lumber then processed the pieces into planed ship lap. These pieces arrived at site on pallets for us to install.
Notice how the Montessori siding is broken up into different columns. This avoids butt joints and allows for a full span between flashing strips. This helps the building envelope function even more effectively.
Different Layers Make up a building envelope
Those shiny dots on the insulation are stick pins. They eliminate punctures to the non-permeable self-adhered membrane to maintain integrity. They hold the exterior insulation in place with minimal thermal bridging.
What is a Montessori Farm School?
The farm school concept grew from the later work of Dr. Maria Montessori while she developed the Montessori adolescent program which she called the ‘Erdkinder’ program. In this concept, a school community is intentionally situated on a working farm, and acts as a microcosm of society providing meaningful real-world ways for students to connect to their learning, to each other, to economy, and to society. The learning environments on the farm – both inside and outside – are specially prepared for students to apply their academic and social work.
Designed to a CaGBC Zero Carbon Standard
This certification requires that the Montessori evaluate and measure their impact and carbon footprint at every stage of this development, from the design through to the subsequent operation and lifecycle analysis of the building, including the way in which they collect and distribute water.
Being light on the land and protecting our natural resources is very important to Discovery Montessori School. They don’t just talk the talk, they walk it, and they live it. As such, they designed the school building with the environment at the forefront of every decision made.
Reclaimed Cedar Siding Planks
Heritage Lumber sourced this Douglas Fir from a building deconstruction on Fort St. in Victoria. This building was originally built in 1908 as “The Turkish Bath House.”
Heritage lumber then processed the pieces into planed ship lap. These pieces arrived at site on pallets for us to install.
Notice how the Montessori siding is broken up into different columns. This avoids butt joints and allows for a full span between flashing strips. This helps the building envelope function even more effectively.
Different Layers Make up a building envelope
Those shiny dots on the insulation are stick pins. They eliminate punctures to the non-permeable self-adhered membrane to maintain integrity. They hold the exterior insulation in place with minimal thermal bridging.
JOIN THE SKYTEC TEAM
We’re always interested in hearing from hard working people who take pride in quality workmanship, professionalism, and being part of a great team.
Whether you’re an experienced tradesperson or looking to grow your career in construction, we’d love to hear from you.
WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR
✓ Positive attitude
✓ Strong work ethic
✓ Commitment to quality
✓ Safety-first mindset
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Contact Us
Let’s discuss your next commercial, residential, or roofing project.