energy-efficient, resilient construction methods. “These projects are exciting because they push us to explore more environmentally responsible building techniques,” Brenna says. The use of ICF not only provides superior insulation but also reduces construction waste, aligning with broader sustainability goals. Despite their small size, Palmer & Doherty has handled an impressive workload. In early 2024, the firm completed their 285th project – a testament to both their efficiency and the high demand for their services. Awards from the local community, including a gold and then platinum recognition in the Annapolis Valley Community Votes, reflect the firm’s standing and the trust it has earned over the years. “Winning these awards was really exciting for us,” Brenna says. “It shows that the community values what we do and the relationships we’ve built.” Looking forward, Palmer & Doherty Consulting remains focused on growth and legacy planning. The team wants to continue accepting a wide range of project sizes, from small home modifications to large-scale commercial and residential developments. With Tim approaching the age where succession planning becomes critical, the firm is exploring ways to expand the team with additional technologists and potentially an engineer in training to ensure continuity. “We definitely want to keep up the pace,” Brenna says. “The business is doing very well, and we’re planning carefully for the next stage, both to meet demand and to pass on Tim’s legacy.” THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA
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