ABLE Engineering Services Inc.

10/29/2025

A couple of wizards indeed ✨🧙‍♂️

06/06/2025

NSLS #710, so proud of you CZ 🦺🌲📚

05/08/2025

You wouldn't know it, but there are over 200 geopiers under this pad to support the construction of a 4-storey, 38-unit building

02/19/2025

Don’t wanna jinx it, but don’t you think this photo (and today’s weather☀️) makes it feel like spring is near? 🌷

02/05/2025

Not able to vacation ☀️🍹🏝? How about a staycation❄️📍?

In 2021, ABLE completed the site grading, access and service connections for the Inverary Resort rebuild/expansion in Baddeck, Cape Breton. Dreamy, eh ✨

01/28/2025

🗣 Shout out to our friends @ Nova Scotia Community College - NSCC for their hospitality today at the 2025 COGS Industry Expo. We love being able to connect with students!

This site also holds a special place in our hearts🧡. Did you know: In 2018, we were part of a project team involved in the design and construction of an addition of ground-level teaching space and a 35 suite-style housing residence 🏠. We dug up some 'before' and after pictures so you could reminisce with us.

📸 after photos from our friends Architects

01/17/2025

🌬❄️-17 wind chill this morning in the Valley didn't stop us from some as-built pickups for a neat local project!

01/09/2025

New year, new you✨⚡️💥?! Come work with us! Interested in learning more? Reach out, coffee and treats on us!

12/17/2024

Thank you to in the Valley for these custom party favors🍪🎄🎅🏼🤶🏼

12/06/2024

A feel-good project! We are so thrilled for our friends at AKOMA Family Centre, and for the 8 families who get to call Fairfax Homes home 🏡

Black community continues legacy of home for colored children, builds first affordable homes.

12/01/2024

The first wintery-walk of the season turned scavenger hunt. Did you know there are conservation efforts across Nova Scotia for the Eastern Hemlock? One of the largest growing and longest-lived tree species in the province. We found tagged trees (green), flagged road boundary (orange) and flagged culverts (pink). 👀to the end to see a couple of snowy-faced doodles 🌲❄️

12/01/2024

The first wintery-walk of the season turned scavenger hunt. Did you know there are conservation efforts across Nova Scotia for the Eastern Hemlock? One of the largest growing and longest-lived tree species in the province. We found tagged trees (green), flagged road boundary (orange) and flagged culverts (pink). 👀to the end to see a couple of snowy-faced doodles 🌲❄️🐶