Telkwa · Serving the Bulkley Valley since 2019
Building, and
building on.
A licensed new-home builder and renovator in the Bulkley Valley. CHBA North member, enrolled in RenoMark.
The work
Every finished job, before and after.
This is what somebody deciding whether to trust you with a house actually wants. Added from a phone on the day a job wraps — two photos, one line about what it was, done.
Kitchen
Photographs supplied by the builder
Bathroom
Photographs supplied by the builder
Deck
Photographs supplied by the builder
Siding
Photographs supplied by the builder
New build
Photographs supplied by the builder
Trim and stairs
Photographs supplied by the builder
No project, client or price is named in this concept. None is published, and a builder’s past jobs are theirs to show, not ours to invent.
What they do
Straight from their own services list. Nothing added.
Get in touch
Hours
Monday to Friday — 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday — 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday — Closed
Counted page by page on jcoleconstruction.ca, 30 July 2026
A builder is judged on the last dozen jobs. The site shows 7.
The gallery is seven photographs
For a builder, the gallery is the sell. Somebody deciding whether to trust you with a house is looking for the last dozen kitchens you finished — and there are seven pictures and about thirty words on the whole page.
Nothing asks for the job
There is a contact form, but nothing that helps somebody describe what they want built, or tells them what happens after they press send.
The footer says 2022
Small, but it is the number a stranger checks to work out whether a trade is still taking work. Four years is long enough to make somebody hesitate.
Two addresses in circulation
The site gives Telkwa; the Chamber directory lists a Smithers street. Neither is wrong exactly, but a licensed builder wants one answer to “where are you”.
The site was built once and it works. What it does not do is keep up with the work — and for a trade where the portfolio is the pitch, that is the part worth changing.
What would change, in order
1
Show the work properly
Every finished job as a short before-and-after, added from a phone on the day it wraps. That is the single biggest thing on this list.
2
Make enquiring easy to start
A form that asks what and roughly when, then says what happens next and how long a reply takes.
3
Put the credentials up front
Licensed builder, CHBA North, RenoMark. Those are trust signals people actively look for and they are currently a line at the bottom.
4
One address, and a year that updates itself
Fixed once, correct from then on.
Not covered by this concept