• Board of Education for School District 34 (Abbotsford)

    Joanne D. Field
    Chairperson

    On behalf of the Board of Education, I would like to acknowledge the significant role you played in completing the new Abbotsford Middle School Project.

    At the Regular Board Meeting held on Monday, September 10, 2007, Mr. Murray, Secretary-Treasurer noted that the District was most appreciative of the contract services you provided for this project. In particular, I understand it was necessary to coordinate many sub-trades with tight schedules to complete the project on time. Mr. McKay, Superintendent, advised that students, parents and staff were very enthused to enter their new facility on the first day of school for the 2007-2008 school year.

  • Chehalis Community School

    Bill Dietrich
    Principal, Chehalis Community School

    The expertise, professionalism, and attention to detail that the staff of UNITECH provided truly impressed our community. The office staff, on site supervisor, and project manager provided exemplary service. UNITECH handled every aspect of the projects, and ensured that we were up to date on every detail. Any question, or request, that we had was dealt with professionally and quickly.

  • School District 7 (Nelson) Board of School Trustees

    Don Truscott
    Superintendent of Schools

    I am writing on behalf of the School District No. 7 (Nelson) Board of School Trustees to thank you for your company's very successful managing of the L.V. Rogers Secondary School renovation.

    We were truly apprehensive regarding the prospects of completely remodelling our largest high school over approximately eighteen months, while the majority of staff and students were to remain on-site. However, our anxieties were soon put to rest, under the outstanding and highly committed on-site leadership of Brian Parker, your Project Superintendent, and the behind the scenes expertise of your Project Manager. At all times during the entire project it was most obvious to all School District No. 7 staff involved that Unitech's first concern was the safety and accommodation of our students and staff. All disruptions were minimized, considering the extent of the complicated construction being done. Also, Our Board very much appreciated your efforts to involve as many local sub-trades and Nelson residents on the work site as possible.