THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA buying a $3,000 light fixture.” The goal is to offer clients more than they’d expect at a given price point – better finishes, better craftsmanship, and better service – while remaining competitive with other builders in the same range. Additionally, Kaden makes himself personally accessible to clients at all hours – he believes that’s another key point of difference. He takes pride in the fact that many of his clients have since become personal friends. That same warmth characterizes how he runs his team. Several of Kiwi Construction’s employees have worked alongside Kaden since his apprenticeship days, and the culture within the company reflects those deep roots. The crew spends time together outside of work – company dinners, shared milestones – and the closeness shows in the consistency and care of the work they produce together. The company also enjoys close-knit and lasting relationships with their extended network of subcontractors and trades. Many of their key subs are long-time friends, with some going all the way back to childhood. “I actually talked a lot of them into starting their own businesses,” Kaden says. “Now they’re doing very well, and they continue to help me out and work with me because they appreciate that I got
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