$85M+
Active Construction Value
460+ Units
Delivered or Underway
50+ Employees
Across the Kootenays
18+ Years
Delivering
Infrastructure
Who We Are
The Infrastructure of Community.
North Mountain Construction delivers complex infrastructure across the East and West Kootenays. From large-scale affordable housing and childcare facilities to landmark commercial builds, we bring over $85 million in active project management experience to the region. We combine the systems and bonding capacity of a provincial firm with the responsiveness of a dedicated regional partner, ensuring trust and transparency in every phase of construction.
“Our reputation is built project by project, in the communities we call home.”
Built for Complexity.
Execution at Scale
We manage the region’s most challenging projects with the rigor of a national firm. Utilizing advanced project controls—including Viewpoint Spectrum for real-time financial tracking and Destini Estimator for precision budgeting—we provide accurate forecasting and open-book transparency. Our dedicated pre-construction division and robust bonding capacity allow us to deliver high-stakes Institutional, Commercial, and Multi-Family developments with certainty.
Our Capabilities
Delivering clarity, control, and accountability across complex projects.
- Pre-Construction Planning
- Construction Management (CMAR)
- General Contracting
- Design-Build Delivery
- Self-Perform Trades
- Multi-Family & Commercial
Our Team
Delivering clarity, control, and accountability across complex projects.
Gabe Tyler
Managing Director
Stephanie Yanev
Senior Manager
Rikki Tyler
Executive Partner
Michele Deluca
Project Coordinator
Mark Robichaud
Director, Pre Construction
Geordie Ferguson
Project Coordinator
Lynn Newman
Financial Director
Kerri Larson
Director, Construction
Dave Elliott
Chief Estimator
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Personnel
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Our Roots
This is where the work matters most.
North Mountain Construction was built in the Kootenays, and we’ve never separated our work from the place it serves. In smaller communities, infrastructure carries long-term consequence — it shapes how people live, gather, and grow for decades. That understanding informs how we plan, how we partner, and how we deliver. With teams in Nelson, Cranbrook, and Fernie, we work with a clear sense of responsibility for the communities that will live with what we build long after construction is complete.
Building for the long term. Accountable to the communities we serve.