Tara, Ontario – July 13, 2021: Calhoun Super Structure recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its production plant expansion in Goderich, Ont., Canada. The manufacturing company specializes in fabric building engineering, production and project management across North America. Calhoun has advanced expertise in crafting agricultural structures, warehousing facilities, fertilizer storage, salt sheds and more. The 10,000-square-foot addition will allow the business to fully manufacture steel frames and keep up with growing customer demand.
“We’re a family-owned operation that will celebrate 30 years of business in January. Many of us have lived and worked in this community for years, and this investment demonstrates our continued commitment to the Goderich area. We’re excited about the new jobs and economy boost this expansion will bring our local community,” said Jeremy Calhoun, chief executive officer and owner.
Calhoun Super Structure senior leaders Jeremy Calhoun, chief executive officer and owner; Dan Dalzell, sales & operations manager; Scott Hendry, plant manager; Allan Ball, engineering manager; Karen Leitch, materials coordinator; and Tim Deyarmond, marketing director; joined by Town of Goderich Mayor John C. Grace for the ground-breaking ceremony. The company is investing approximately $1 million in the expansion, which is expected to be completed by year end.
