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After completing a challenging 3,200 kms journey that originated from Marquette, Iowa, our 2 new silos have finally arrived at our asphalt plant yard in Coquitlam. Each measuring at 13 ' x 13' x 50', it takes granularly detailed routing and planning to transport equipment of this size through one of the longest interstate systems in the world. Now we are ready to enter the next phase of our asphalt plant expansion project and can't wait to see these silos standing tall, bringing the total number of silos at our plant to 5!

All Roads begins the final phase of this $6.1 mln project in New Westminster.

The year of 5's - 5 years in the making, the year 2025, and an upgrade to 5 asphalt storage silos totalling 1,000 tonnes. A project to expand our asphalt plant is currently underway and with 2 new silos and a massive oil tank added, All Roads Asphalt Plant set to have the largest storage capacity in the Vancouver area.

2024 started very slow for All Roads. With very limited projects to bid for in a highly competitive industry, and narrowly missing out on many tenders for months, we were eagerly idling for available work. Our ground speed was 0. But we managed to conclude the year with 176 Road Rehabilitation Projects won across the Lower Mainland, totaling $70,000,000.

On November 7, 2024, our asphalt plant manager Dennis Eby climbed 66 steep stairs of our asphalt plant silos. No big deal, normally. But he had a hip replacement surgery just over 2 months ago on September 3 after losing his own on March 27 to a cancer. Watch how his wife reacted when she found out about it from watching a video of the climb.

We had super busy year in 2023 and everyone at All Roads seriously needed to unwind! So, we gathered and spent the night with our families at this beautiful resort located at the southern end of Harrison Lake. The year 2023 also marked our 5-year anniversary so we had lots to celebrate and pat our backs for!

On September 27, 2024, Dennis Eby returned to the office after learning from his doctors that his radiation treatment has worked. We all jumped into a celebratory mode and had a fun time sharing his wonderful news!

In this candid The Glen Talks interview, Rod recounts all roads and paths that led him to where he is now, from his childhood dreams and his secret talent to what it means to be at the helm of All Roads, not just from business perspectives, but as a regular family man.

This video explains how a All Roads' ingenious plan to build a very thick 390 mm (over 15") asphalt roadway at a busy industrial site actually worked.

The project entails the comprehensive replacement of aging water mains and storm sewers, including associated services, situated on 202 street and south of 48 Avenue. Furthermore, it encompasses road paving as part of the infrastructure upgrade initiative.

All Roads does pride itself for being the leaders in the industry and using the latest precision GPS and LPS technologies for our paving and concrete pouring projects. However, on this project, because there are very tight clearances with lane width and two lanes of traffic must be freely moving at all times, we are tackling this build in a conventional way by hand forming everything and pouring a concrete with old-school methodology.

Our Asphalt Plant Manager Mr. Dennis Eby has been diagnosed with cancer recently and last Friday we rushed for a completely impromptu and spontaneous gathering at our head office to express how we all appreciate Dennis’ child-like smile and we will keep the lights on while he saddles on for this battle. Most importantly, our guys and gals wanted to let him know that he is not in this fight on his own.