For four decades, JCB Construction Canada has been quietly shaping the built environment of Eastern Canada, transforming heritage buildings, constructing carbon-neutral infrastructures, and delivering some of the country’s most technically complex projects. From Montreal’s Place Ville Marie to Newfoundland’s Paradise Plaza, JCB has earned a reputation as a go-to partner for large-scale, highperformance construction. Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, the company is doubling down on its expertise in carbon-neutral development, advanced project management, and collaborative delivery models—positioning itself at the forefront of Canada’s next generation of construction. Founded in 1985 by Joseph Carol Boutet, Louis Lavigne, and Jean-François Gravel, JCB Construction Canada began as a modest firm specializing in commercial and banking retrofits. Today, the company has transformed into one of Eastern Canada’s most respected general contractors, with a diversified project portfolio that spans industrial, commercial, institutional, and multi-residential sectors. “The DNA of JCB has always been about strong human values, collaboration, and a commitment to excellence,” says Alexandre S. Boucher, CEO of JCB. “We’re very proud to maintain that same spirit, even as we’ve grown and evolved.” FULL-SPECTRUM PROJECT DELIVERY At the heart of JCB’s operations is large-scale project management and construction delivery. The company completes dozens of expansions, 59 AUG 2025 | BUSINESS ELITE CANADA
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