THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA allow him to respond quickly, whether it’s a large municipal project or a more specialized private assignment. Looking to the future, Jerry plans to balance his materials testing work with a growing focus on septic system installation and planning. Holding designations as both an applied science technologist (ASCT) and a registered onsite wastewater practitioner (ROWP), he is expanding his expertise into related areas that complement his testing work. “In the next three to five years, I’ll probably be splitting my time between both,” he explains. “It would be nice if some of these big projects get going, like pipelines, because I’m mobile – I can go from here and work wherever.” While economic uncertainty makes predictions difficult, Jerry’s adaptability and breadth of experience give him confidence that he can navigate changes in the market while continuing to serve his clients effectively. What makes Kootenay Testing stand out in a competitive field is a combination of technical skill and personal integrity. Jerry emphasizes that quality cannot be compromised, regardless of the size or complexity of a project. “I’ve always tried to bring my experience, my technical ability, and my honesty and integrity into the work,” he says. “That’s what keeps clients coming back. My work isn’t just about filling out spreadsheets – it’s about paying extra attention to detail and making sure every project meets the highest standards.” This philosophy has become the foundation of a business that thrives not on flash or awards, but on trust, consistency, and proven expertise.
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