Our Services

Community Infrastructure

Street lighting, directional signs, and community entrance signs — the infrastructure that gives your community safety, identity, and pride.

Infrastructure Services

Infrastructure That
Serves Your Community

Every community deserves infrastructure that works. We install, maintain, and customize the systems that keep your community safe and well-signed.

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Street Lighting
Safe, well-lit streets reduce accidents and improve security for your community — day and night. We install both grid-connected and off-grid solar systems ideal for remote reserves.
Options Available
Grid-connected LED street lights
Solar-powered stand-alone units — 35,000 lumens, 600W, multiple settings
Optional solar-powered security cameras
Decorative & community-themed fixtures
Smart controls & dusk-to-dawn sensors
Parking lot & pathway lighting
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Directional Signs
Clear, professional wayfinding signage that guides residents and visitors throughout your community — to the health centre, band office, school, and beyond.
Options Available
Street name signs
Community facility wayfinding
Bilingual (English / Indigenous language)
Reflective & illuminated options
Custom branded community signage systems
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Entrance Signs
Your community's entrance sign is the first thing people see — make it a statement of pride and identity. Custom-designed entrance monuments featuring your nation's name, artwork, and colours.
Options Available
Monument-style stone & metal signs
Custom artwork & cultural motif integration
Illuminated & backlit options
Dual-language naming
Landscaping & site integration
Solar Option

Solar Street Lights:
The Smart Choice for Remote Communities

For communities without reliable grid power — or those looking to cut energy costs — solar street lighting is a proven, low-maintenance solution. No trenching. No hydro bills. No generator dependency.

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35,000
Lumens per fixture — daylight-grade output
600W
With multiple brightness & runtime settings
25+
Year lifespan for quality solar fixtures
No
Grid connection required · zero hydro bills

Optional solar-powered security cameras can be added to any pole — off-grid surveillance for community roads, entrances, and remote sites.

Solar Street Light
35,000 lumens · 600W with multiple brightness and runtime settings. Self-contained unit with integrated solar panel, battery, LED fixture, and smart sensor — no grid connection needed. Optional solar-powered security cameras available.
Grid-Connected LED
Standard grid-connected LED fixtures — energy-efficient, long-lasting, and ideal for communities with reliable power.
Installed Works

Solar Street Lighting
In the Field

Off-grid solar street lighting installed on community roads — integrated solar panel, battery, and LED fixture on each pole. Every unit delivers 35,000 lumens at 600W with multiple brightness and runtime settings, and optional solar-powered security cameras can be added to any pole. No trenching, no hydro connection, no ongoing energy cost. Proven performance through prairie winters and long, dark nights.

Row of off-grid solar street lights illuminating a rural community road at night
Community Roadway
Off-Grid Solar Corridor
Pair of solar-powered LED street light poles with integrated panels
Stand-Alone Units
Integrated Solar Poles
Close-up of a solar street light fixture showing the LED head and photovoltaic panel
Fixture Detail
LED Head & PV Panel
Curving community road lit end-to-end by off-grid solar street lights at night
Full-Length Coverage
Dusk-to-Dawn Lighting
Signage

Signs That Reflect
Your Community's Identity

We work with you to design signage that's not just functional — it reflects who you are as a nation. From street signs to landmark entrance monuments.

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Entrance Monuments
Large-format entrance signs using stone, metal, and custom-fabricated elements. Artwork and cultural motifs integrated by design. Makes a lasting first impression for residents and visitors alike.
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Wayfinding Systems
A complete community wayfinding system — from the highway turnoff to every building in your community. Consistent branding, clear hierarchy, bilingual options.
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Street Name Signs
Proper street signage for community safety and emergency response. Standard or custom-branded in your community's colours. English and Indigenous language options available.
Featured Project

Bigstone Cree Nation
Community Signage

Custom-designed entrance signage installed across Bigstone Cree Nation reserves — Maskotehk (IR 166D), Saktiwasihk (IR 166), and the Ka Asiniskasik & Nimiscikosihk lakefront (IR 166A). Each monument integrates cultural naming, the nation's colours, and durable stone-and-metal construction built to stand for decades.

Bigstone Cree Nation IR 166D Maskotehk community signage at dusk
Entrance Monument
IR 166D — Maskotehk
Bigstone Reserve IR 166 Saktiwasihk community signage
Entrance Monument
IR 166 — Saktiwasihk
Bigstone Reserve IR 166A Ka Asiniskasik and Nimiscikosihk signage, daytime lakefront
Lakefront Monument
IR 166A — Ka Asiniskasik
Bigstone Reserve IR 166A signage at twilight over the lake
Twilight Lakefront
IR 166A — Illuminated
More Signage Work

Illuminated Entrance Signs
Across Treaty Territories

Additional community entrance signs built and installed for First Nations across the region. Each includes treaty medallion work, carved post-and-beam framing, Cree syllabic lettering, and integrated lighting so the sign welcomes visitors day and night.

Poundmaker Cree Nation Tawow entrance sign with Treaty 6 medallion, illuminated at night
Poundmaker Cree Nation
Tawow — Treaty 6 Monument
Paskwawaskihk community entrance sign with Treaty 6 medallion and bison, illuminated at night
Treaty 6 Entrance Monument
Paskwawaskihk — Tawâw
Montreal Lake Cree Nation Moniyaw Sakahikan community entrance sign illuminated at night
Montreal Lake Cree Nation
Mōniyaw Sākahikan — Tawâw
Horse Lake First Nation entrance monument with Treaty 8 medallion and rider silhouette
Horse Lake First Nation
Treaty 8 Stone Monument
Samson Cree Nation welcome entrance monument with Treaty 6 medallion and nation crest
Samson Cree Nation
Welcome Monument & Crest
Touchwood Agency Tribal Council entrance sign with tipi medallion
Touchwood Agency Tribal Council
Pôsakanacihk — Touchwood Hills
Sturgeon Lake First Nation Pa Kwayahwakan Sakahikan entrance sign with Treaty 8 medallion, teepees and eagle feather detailing
Sturgeon Lake First Nation
Pa Kwayahwakan Sākahikan
Montreal Lake Cree Nation Moniyaw Sakahikan sign close-up with Treaty 6 medallion and Montreal Lake Cree Nation crest in daylight
Crest & Medallion Detail
Mōniyaw Sākahikan — Daylight
Poundmaker Cree Nation sign during installation with excavator and crew on site
On-Site Installation
Poundmaker Tawow — Build Day
Montreal Lake Cree Nation crest being installed with telehandler and backhoe during Moniyaw Sakahikan sign erection
On-Site Installation
Mōniyaw — Crest Raise
Mosquito Grizzly Bears Head Leanman First Nation entrance sign with twin Treaty 6 medallions, teepees and rainbow motif under a peaked timber frame
Mosquito Grizzly Bears Head Leanman First Nation
Capu'ga Mato'pa Husta'ga — Treaty 6
Big Island Lake Cree Nation entrance sign with Treaty 6 medallion mounted on heavy timber posts
Big Island Lake Cree Nation
Treaty 6 Timber Monument
Sturgeon Lake First Nation Tawaw entrance sign with Treaty 6 medallion, crossed pipes and Pakitahwakan Sakahikan syllabics
Sturgeon Lake First Nation
Tawaw — Pakitahwakan Sākahikan
Install Story

From Footings to Finished —
Mōniyaw Sākahikan Build

A behind-the-scenes look at the Montreal Lake Cree Nation entrance monument — site prep in winter conditions, heavy-timber frame assembly on scaffold, frame raise with a telehandler, and the final crest mount finished at golden hour.

Skid-steer and crew excavating sign post footings in winter at Moniyaw Sakahikan site
Site Prep
Footings & Excavation
Moniyaw Sakahikan sign being assembled on scaffold with heavy timber headers and syllabic panel
Build
Scaffolded Assembly
Telehandler lifting heavy timber sign frame at Moniyaw Sakahikan install site
Raise
Frame Set with Telehandler
Moniyaw Sakahikan sign receiving final panel mount at golden hour
Finish
Golden-Hour Mount
Completed Moniyaw Sakahikan sign on community approach at sunset
Completed
Mōniyaw Sākahikan — Winter Approach
Paskwawaskihk Treaty 6 entrance sign with bison medallion in daylight, Iron Alliance Construction crew on site
Completed
Paskwawaskihk — Daylight View

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