6 towers risingToronto · VancouverEst. 2009

We buildup.Fast.

Steeplejack is a high-rise contractor for residential towers, hotels, student living and mixed-use. Self-climbing cores, a six-day floor cycle and bathroom pods craned in finished — so your building tops out months earlier.

6 daysPer typical floor
+2Levels core lead
412Days LTI-free

Live from site — all six towers

Gate counts at 06:30 · Mon 20 Oct

Tower cranes up07

Two luffers on Granville Yards, one climbing inside every core.

Floors poured in 2026312

Average cycle across all sites: 6.2 days per floor.

Workers on site today1,148

Inducted, signed in and briefed at this morning's toolbox talks.

Days LTI-free412

2.9 million hours worked since our last lost-time injury.

Harbourfront Tower B under construction, with climbing screens and a tower crane at the top Site cam 03 — Harbourfront B — 06:42
Site active6 towers rising312 floors poured1,148 on site todayNext pour Thu 06:00

Built from the core out

The core climbs two levels ahead of the slabs on its own hydraulic rig. Tables fly up behind it, pods go in as each deck is poured, and the envelope follows six floors below. Nothing waits for anything else.

The six-day floor cycle

One floor. Six days. Every week.

A typical floor of a residential tower, from setting out to concrete — the rhythm every trade on our sites plans around.

  1. D1Mon

    Set out & jump core

    Survey grid lines, climb the core rig and screens one level.

  2. D2Tue

    Fly tables

    Strip, lift and set the table forms on the new deck.

  3. D3Wed

    Deck & edges

    Edge forms, perimeter protection and soffit checks.

  4. D4Thu

    Rebar & tendons

    Bottom mat, post-tensioning tendons, top mat.

  5. D5Fri

    Cast-ins & sign-off

    Sleeves, pod drains and engineer's pre-pour inspection.

  6. D6Sat

    Pour

    Pump, place and finish 140 m³ before lunch. Repeat.

Average across our 2026 sites: 6.2 days per floorSee the cycle on Harbourfront B →

Safety

Fast is only fast if everyone goes home.

Speed on our sites comes from planning, not pressure. Every lift is planned the day before, every worker can stop the job without asking, and every near miss is reported, logged and fixed within 24 hours.

TRIR, rolling 12 months
0.41
AIR, rolling 12 months
0.09
Toolbox talks this year
2,860
Near misses reported
1,214
412 Days LTI-free

Across six live sites and 2.9 million hours worked. Certified to ISO 45001 since 2019.

Tendering in 2027?

Got a tower to build?

Send us drawings at any stage. You'll get a buildability review, a cost plan and a cycle-by-cycle programme within ten working days.