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More than Skin Deep – Metal Architecture – Feb, 2009
“Metal ceilings differentiate two otherwise identical elementary schools.” View the Metal Architecture Cover Page Read the Metal Architecture article. CONSTRUCTION OF FLAT ROCK SCHOOL IN STARR ROCKING ALONG – Nov, 2007. New school going up faster than expected, according to officials Read the full independantmail.com article. MELLOUL-BLAMEY FEATURED IN EXCHANGE MAGAZINE – May, 2007. 25 Years and Building. Melloul-Blamey has a new headquarters, a strong reputation, and an unfolding business plan. Read the full Exchange Magazine article. MELLOUL–BLAMEY CONSTRUCTION WINS PRESTIGIOUS 2006 BUTLER AWARD – April 23, 2007. The accolades keep coming for Melloul–Blamey Construction, one of the region’s largest and most diversified construction firms. The company is the proud recipient of the 2006 National Butler Building of the Year Award for the St. George Serbian Community Centre on 665 King Street North in Waterloo. “Melloul–Blamey is pleased to be recognized as one of the most innovative and energized companies in the construction industry,” says co-founder Bernie Melloul. “This award is further evidence of the tremendous vision, dedication, and hard work embodied by our team of first-rate professionals.” The company is an authorized dealer for Butler Building Systems. Butler is a world-leader in the pre-engineered building sector, providing structural components, specialized metal roofing, siding, and wall panels. “Our design and extensive construction experience with Butler pre-engineered buildings provide quick, efficient, and economical turn-key solutions for projects of any size,” says Jeff Shantz, Vice-President, Project Development. “Melloul–Blamey is very proud to play a role in the continued development of the corporate and industrial sectors of our community.” As a full service general contracting firm, Melloul–Blamey Construction strives to offer clients dependable, superior quality workmanship, on time and on budget. The company has become innovators in their field by building a skilled and dedicated staff, embracing technology, maintaining an impeccable safety record, concentrating on quality, and ensuring total client satisfaction. The company now successfully completes annual construction volumes of over $100 million per annum with a salaried staff exceeding 75. As exemplified by their groundbreaking work with the St. George Serbian Community Centre, many of their projects have become trademarks of Waterloo Region, serving as warm beacons of welcome for visitors and residents alike. “Melloul–Blamey is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, and it’s very exciting and gratifying to know that our projects are playing a pivotal role in the economic, social, and cultural development of Waterloo Region,” says Melloul. “We look forward to what the next 25 years have in store.” Front Entrange Image | Lobby Image | Exterior Image | BLUE MARTINIES TOP OFF CELEBRATION – June 11, 2007. Melloul–Blamey Construction, one of the Kitchener-Waterloo region’s largest and most diversified construction firms, recently celebrated its 25th anniversary with some 300 guests – and blue martinis. Read the full Daily Commercial News article. Melloul–Blamey NOMINATED AGAIN – March 30, 2007. For the second year running Melloul–Blamey was nominated for the Business Leader of the Year Award, at the annual Business Excellence Awards Dinner hosted by the Greater Kitchener Waterloo, Chamber of Commerce. This award is presented to an outstanding business with more than 20 full-time employees, that in the past year has: demonstrated innovative & proactive leadership within their industry, demonstrated measurable success as a business and/or as an employer, practiced good corporate citizenship, and made exceptional contributions by promoting community betterment. The nomination included many glowing examples of the above various criteria , leaving the Melloul–Blamey team members very proud of their company. A win in that category would have been icing on the 25th anniversary cake, for President Bernie Melloul, who founded the company on the very principles of the Chamber's Awards. The legal firm of Miller Thompson was this year's recipient. WATERLOO CHRONICLE ARTICLE – February 28, 2007. Time to say thank you, Melloul–Blamey Construction grateful for 25 years in business. Read the full Waterloo Chronicle article. THE OBSERVER ARTICLE – February 17, 2007. Still building on 25 years in the field, Melloul–Blamey celebrates its small–town roots. Read the full Observer article. AGM – January 31, 2007. At the Annual General Meeting, held at the theatre in the Coldwell–Banker, Peter Benninger Realty Building four employees were recognized for significant contributions made over the past year. The Spirit Award went to Pete Rodenburg for demonstrating a positive outlook to both the public and staff members. Pete was lauded as a quick learner who totally grasped the team player concept and went out of his way to share his positive outlook. The Safety Award is a recognition, highlighting the employee’s attention to all the details of a safe workplace. Ryan Beisel was awarded this plaque, which was described as the most important award of all because it meant workers would return home to their families safely, every night. The Corporate Image Award went to Dan de la Mothe. Dan was a double winner this year as he also took home the ‘Fishing Trip’ prize for his efforts at making this annual social event a ‘must attend’ for all concerned. His formal award for Corporate Image was presented for the great work he does at Customer Service. Dan’s job at following up at past job sites tidying up various deficiencies and making corrections and adjustments to various installations, was honoured this year, Customer complaints were way down and satisfaction was up. This in spite of having more customers than ever before. Mike Knischewsky received The President’s Award. This presentation is made at the discretion of the President, Bernie Melloul. Mr. Melloul described Mike as just the kind of outstanding employee and all round performer, with whom it is a pleasure to know and to work. Each of these awards came with a cash award and the hearty congratulations of everyone in attendance. An additional highlight was the recognition of two employees who have both served the full 25 years Melloul–Blamey has been in business. Founders Bernie Melloul and Dave Blamey surprised Paul Brubacher and Wayne Zinger with an all expenses paid trip to ‘somewhere warm.’ Both employees were encouraged to shop their travel agents and select a destination of their choice. Both men gave very meaningful thank you speeches, citing their great satisfaction of being able to work for such a caring company. 40 YEARS IN THE BIZ NOT ENOUGH – January 4, 2007 Long time employee Louyse Meyer determined that after 40 years in the construction business she would retire. In honour of her 23 years service with Melloul–Blamey, the founders, Bernie Melloul and Dave Blamey honoured “Lou” with a Gala party right in the parking lot of their Waterloo office. A tent was erected the caterers arrived, clients, staff, and Louyse’s friends and family were invited for an afternoon ‘and evening’ of toasts, reminiscing and tributes to her faithful service. Louyse and her husband Jim spent the summer of 2006 enjoying the sights of Easterm Canada, they spent lots of time at their trailer, she slept in, did her Christmas shopping early, and by January of ’07 she was ready for another job. Not wanting ready to resume her full time position in accounts payable, she agreed to re–join Melloul–Blamey as a part time receptionist. Many regular visitors to the office are happy to see her back in the business, and the staff act like she never left. Former US President in Kitchener. – November 8, 2006. Melloul–Blamey was in the thick of things on November 8th at Bingeman’s in Kitchener, as one of the sponsors for the “World Peace Begins at Home” luncheon. A capacity crowd of 1000 people paid $500 a plate to hear President Bill Clinton, speak. The former President was most engaging as he held the crowd spell–bound for an hour an twenty minutes. The event raised over $560,000 for a new addition to the Catholic Family Counsellings Centre building, for domestic violence. Clinton shared how he too was the product of a violent homelike at the hands of an alcoholic Step Father. Our own Senior Manager of Market Development, Neil Aitchison was the master of Ceremonies and was pleased to pose for a photo with Mr Clinton who shook hands of a number of the sponsors after his speech, including those at the Melloul–Blamey table. A day to remember! SUICIDE RUN – October 20, 2006 Melloul–Blamey’s Chief Financial Officer, Brian Denomme, completed the Toronto Marathon in memory of a good friend to raise awareness for male depression. Melloul–Blamey matched all staff donations to the cause. Their significant contributions helped raise over $10,000 for the family – more than twice their goal. Congratulations Brian. BERNIE MELLOUL HONOURED BY PEERS. – September 30, 2006 The Ontario General Contractors association honoured one of their own at a Gala Banquet held in Niagara on the Lake at the Queen’s Landing Hotel. OGCA President made the presentation and cited Bernie for his outstanding contributions to the education within the construction industry. Bernie has served the industry association in many capacities over the years and was totally surprised to receive the honour. LOCAL CELEBRITY JOINS MELLOUL–BLAMEY – September 5, 2006 Popular celebrity Neil Aitchison has joined the staff of the Waterloo based construction company, Mellou–Blamey. A former broadcast executive, on–air host, actor, and professional speaker Aitchison has been named Senior Manager of Market Development. He will handle Public Relations, ambassadorial work, sponsorships and will assist the partners in market relations, and customer presentations. Additionally Neil will conduct perception audits with past and present clients ensuring the performance of the company will only continue to improve. Clients can also avail themselves of Neil’s experience as a Master of Ceremonies for their official openings and media events. Neil can still be seen performing with The Drayton Entertainment group of theatres, on occasion, as well as hosting various community fundraisers and special events. Aitchison says, “It is very energizing working with the talented ‘young’ people at Melloul–Blamey, they have energy to burn”. KEYS TO HIGH SCHOOL 3 MONTHS EARLY – June 1 2006 General Superintendent Tim Henheoffer simply glows with pride and satisfaction being able to tell anyone who will listen how Melloul–Blamey was able to hand over the keys, for a new high school, to the Waterloo County School Board 3 months ahead of schedule. Teachers and administrators were ecstatic to be able to have the entire summer to move in and prepare without the hassle of everyone arriving at the same time. Huron Heights Secondary School in Kitchener is a sparkling new facility, and it is meeting with everyone’s approval. The athletic field, the parking lot and all interior aspects were completed to the satisfaction of all. Automatic comparisons were made of another school in the region, which was more than a year behind schedule. It was built by a Toronto firm. |
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"Melloul–Blamey played a large part in developing a sense of teamwork that was felt among the owner, consultants and contractor." "Melloul–Blamey was cooperative, supportive and responded professionally to the integrity of the project." "From our very first meeting we knew that we had found a company that had tremendous integrity and a true desire to please the client." "The creativeness of their construction team finished not only on time, but on budget. We clearly could have never asked for anything better." "I highly recommend the Melloul–Blamey organization. They are professional, thorough and dedicated to delivering a quality project on schedule. " "The goals and target dates set forth were aggressive but essential to our business. It was both accurate, and always included a plan of action for critical areas." "Melloul–Blamey Construction has been extremely efficient in coordinating with the trades and ensuring that the project stays within the budget and is on schedule." "Communication is critical and has been handled exceptionally well by both the Site Superintendent and Project Manager from Melloul–Blamey." "An already difficult project was complicated when the construction schedule was compressed from three months to two months." "Your patience and willingness to explain options and critique proposals was a great help to us all. One of the happiest groups was the finance committee who raised funds for this project and managed the construction costs." |
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Melloul–Blamey Construction is a privately owned corporation with 3 offices located in Waterloo – Ontario, Greenville – South Carolina and Barrie – Ontario. Our business philosophy is based on honesty, integrity and pride of workmanship. These are the cornerstones of our business... the promises we make to our clients. Melloul–Blamey began in 1982 and is now one of the largest General Contractors in Canada’s Technology Triangle (CTT) with annual sales in excess of $125 million. Company facts:
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Melloul–Blamey Construction Inc. prides itself in being an industry leader in many aspects, including our on going commitment to the use of products and systems that have a "Green" designation. Melloul–Blamey Construction Inc. is a proud member of the Canadian Green Building Council’s and supports their efforts to promote buildings that are environmentally responsible, profitable and are healthy places to live and work. Some examples of our experience in Green Buildings are as follows:
In order to be successful in greening a commercial construction project, a commitment must be made by all parties involved; we have the knowledge and experience to give our commitment to a green project. |
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