Craig and Howie Ewashko, the homeowners of Northland Forest Merchandise, are excited to announce the acquisition of Western Archrib, a pacesetter in the design, manufacture, and customized fabrication of glued-laminated structural wooden techniques. A made-in Alberta success story, they’re proud to have the chance to construct on and proceed with the Western Archrib legacy.
Former homeowners Kent and Joan Fargey had been intent on preserving the corporate’s tradition and experience. Craig and Howie Ewashko had been considered as sharing standard imaginative and prescient and values. Bringing collectively two corporations with a mixed 120 years of historical past within the wooden trade, they’ll search to proceed with an Alberta-based spirit of management, entrepreneurship, and innovation, together with a dedication to the wooden trade and sustainable options.
“As a steward of Alberta’s forests, we look ahead to having the ability to comply with the journey from seed, to forest, to those stunning beautiful buildings,” stated Howie Ewashko, co-owner of Northland Forest Merchandise and Western Archrib. “We’re proud to work in and be stewards of Alberta forests, and are excited to be a part of an built-in enterprise that higher connects folks to nature.”
“We consider we’ve an excellent staff and nice workers. All our key employees is continuous on, and we see this much less as the start of a brand new story and extra as a continuation,” stated Kent Fargey, former president of Western Archrib. “We’re excited to work with the brand new possession to see the place this story goes.”