About
Formerly Hi-Rise Carpentry, Now Hi-Rise Scaffolding
Same company, same crews, a name that better reflects the full scope of the work: scaffolding, carpentry, and concrete for industrial and commercial clients across Winnipeg and Manitoba.
Who We Are
A family run crew, built for the prairies
Hi-Rise got its start in Manitoba and has grown into a crew of close to seventy, still run with the same family business mentality it started with. That combination, prairie built experience at a scale most competitors can't match, is what lets us take on complex custom builds without losing the responsiveness of a smaller shop.
Commercial, industrial, and institutional clients across Western Canada come back for the same reasons: work that holds up, crews that show up trained and ready, and a team that adjusts fast when a schedule or a site changes without warning.
Our Values
Rise higher.
Speed & Integrity
We move fast without cutting corners. A finished job should be efficient and built right, not one or the other.
Responsive Service
Problems on a job site don't wait for business hours. Neither do we.
Safety First
Every crew member trains on current protocols and stays current, so nobody on site is guessing.
Family Culture
We're a family run business, and that extends to how we treat clients and crew alike.
Experienced Leadership
Our management team invests real time training people properly, because that's what actually produces good outcomes on site.
Room to Grow
Anyone willing to put in the work has a real path here. Eagerness to learn is the only requirement.
COR Certified
A recognized safety program audit, held to the standard industrial and commercial sites require before they will let a contractor bid.
One Contractor
From Access to Finish, One Crew
Scaffolding and swing stage get a crew onto the site. Carpentry builds the structure. Concrete finishes it. Hi-Rise carries a project through that full sequence, so a general contractor or project manager schedules one subcontractor instead of three.
Ready to start a project?