Modular Buildings On A Year-Round Road To The Yukon
The Alaska and Klondike Highways give the Yukon something much of the North does not have: a year-round overland route from our Sicamous plant. That means a camp can be scheduled around a drill program rather than around an ice road, and finished modules can arrive in weeks instead of waiting for a window. Modular buildings for Yukon exploration and mining arrive complete with sleeping quarters, kitchen and dining, washrooms and site offices already built in.
Yukon exploration rarely stays in one place for long. Skid-mounted sleeping units, kitchen and dining, washrooms and site offices reposition as the drills advance across the claim, so the camp is an asset that follows the work instead of a cost left behind at the last target. Triple 35 LB skids are standard, and a camp can be expanded from two boxes to six as a program grows rather than replaced.
Camps, Mine Drys And Offices Delivered Across The Yukon
Camps, mine drys, offices, washrooms and custom fabrication come from one Sicamous plant with structural, welding, cabinetry and interior finishing teams in house, and TA Structures can coordinate transport, craning and installation up the highway. Certifications include CSA A277 and BCCSA COR, and concurrent site preparation means foundations are ready the week the modules land. A Whitehorse-area camp took on a larger second-season crew through matched sleeping, dining and recreation modules while staying in use throughout.
