Demolition of a residential building, includes a secondary suite

Best way to make contact

Contact the firm on this permit

1. Look them up below — most trade firms list a phone number and an enquiry form on their own site.
2. Ask whether the remaining trades on this job are covered. A builder holding a permit usually needs several subtrades they haven't booked yet.
3. Lead with the specific project, not a generic pitch. Naming the address and the work shows you did the homework.

This is business-to-business outreach, which sits outside the national Do Not Call rules — but anti-spam law still applies to email and texts.

Contractor on this permit

Brightview Concreate Pumping Limited

This firm pulled the permit, so the demolitionwork is likely theirs. If you sub-trade, they're the one worth calling — ask whether they have the rest of the trades covered on this job.

Business name as published on the City record. Look up their contact details yourself — we don't collect or provide them.

Before you quote this

General guidance based on the permit type — not legal advice, and not a substitute for checking current Alberta requirements yourself.

• Asbestos survey likely required

  Alberta OHS requires a hazardous-materials assessment before demolition or renovation of buildings built before 1990.

• Suite code requirements

  Secondary suites must meet Alberta Building Code rules for egress windows, fire separation and ventilation — a common source of failed inspections.

From the public City record

Permit number

26-153575 HO

Permit type

Housing

Work class

Residential

Status on City record

Issued

Community

WESTON

Issued

8/27/2026