Thorpe Group

We operate in the building envelope trades of membrane roofing, metal roof/wall systems, composite aluminium wall systems, windows & glazing, hot applied waterproofing, metal decking, and asbestos removal. We employ over 150 qualified employees, each of whom is dedicated to their own particular trade. We offer these trades in both commercial and industrial settings throughout the province of Saskatchewan, as well as Northern Alberta & Manitoba. We have experience working in the industrial sectors of oil, potash, uranium, forestry, and food processing.

More AboutThorpe Group

For over a decade, we’ve partnered with Saskatchewan’s leading general contractors and major energy producers — including ORANO, CAMECO, MOSAIC, and NUTRIEN — to deliver new facilities and perform ongoing building envelope maintenance.

Performance Where It Matters Most We work in high-security, high-risk environments to deliver roofing, cladding, waterproofing, and wall systems that meet the extreme demands of Canada’s energy, mining, and utility sectors — all while supporting Indigenous engagement and uncompromising safety.

Our Industrial Expertise Includes:

Mining & Resource Processing: From potash vault expansions to remote mill reroofs, we deliver building envelope systems for some of the most demanding industrial sites in the country.
Power & Utility Infrastructure: Trusted by utility providers for complex scopes at hydro stations, power plants, and energy facilities — backed by safety certifications, site training, and performance-driven results.
Integrated Envelope Delivery: Multi-trade crews streamline timelines and reduce subcontractor overlap in critical infrastructure projects.

IBEC – Indigenous Building Envelope Contractors https://thorpegroup.ca/about/ibec/ A division of Thorpe Industries, IBEC is focused on supporting Indigenous ownership, employment, and leadership in the envelope trades. Through IBEC:

Indigenous crews are trained, mentored, and deployed through Thorpe’s project pipeline
Indigenous subcontractors receive resources, systems, and onboarding support
Journeyperson installers and leaders mentor new Indigenous tradespeople
Projects align with community priorities and procurement goals

Through IBEC, we’re not just building projects — we’re building careers, businesses, and long-term capacity in construction.