We have 14 offices and service coverage across British Columbia, Alberta & Saskatchewan.
Coquitlam, British Columbia
Canstar Restorations is a unique full-service restoration company with offices in Coquitlam, Surrey, Whistler, Abbotsford, Vancouver and Calgary. Since 1985, Canstar Restorations has practiced the belief that people ultimately seek “peace of mind” when faced with a water, fire, smoke, mold, accident scene trauma, or any other peril. Canstar Restorations has been providing reliable, efficient restoration services throughout the Lower Mainland for over 35 years. Our live call centre operates 24/7 and our fully trained, certified, well equipped technicians are on call any time of the day or night. At Canstar we are confident that your “peace of mind” will begin with your first contact with us through to the completion of your restoration project. From our 24 hour 365 days a year in-house emergency call centre to our skilled restoration technicians you will enjoy the Canstar experience. We believe that ‘Our people do make the difference’. Canstar’s distinctiveness lies in our commitment to delivering the highest quality service performed by the best in the restoration industry on every project we do.
On-site · Coquitlam
The Administrative Assistant serves as the first point of contact, managing office reception, visitor inquiries, and incoming communications. They also provide essential administrative support, including database entry, document management, and coordinating job assignments through industry-specific software.
On-site · Edmonton
The Water Technician is responsible for restoring properties damaged by fire or flood through water extraction, controlled demolition, and the setup of drying equipment. They must also monitor job sites, complete safety documentation, and ensure all work adheres to IICRC guidelines.
On-site · Prince George
The Emergency Services Technician is responsible for restoring homes and businesses after fire or flood damage by performing demolition, water extraction, and site monitoring. They must also ensure all work complies with safety protocols and IICRC guidelines while documenting site conditions.
On-site · Edmonton
The Cleaning Technician assists with the cleaning and restoration of property and contents damaged by water, fire, smoke, and mold. Responsibilities include site cleaning, disinfecting, packing customer belongings, and maintaining detailed job records.
On-site · Prince George
The carpenter is responsible for rebuilding and restoring homes and businesses affected by fire or flood damage. This includes performing various carpentry tasks such as framing, installing fixtures, and cross-training in drywall and painting.
On-site · Regina
The Water Technician is responsible for restoring properties damaged by fire or flood through water extraction, controlled demolition, and the setup of drying equipment. They must also monitor job sites, complete safety documentation, and maintain equipment to ensure high-quality service.
On-site · Edmonton
The carpenter/handyman is responsible for rebuilding and restoring residential and commercial properties affected by fire or flood damage. They will perform a variety of tasks including framing, drywall installation, painting, and trim work to return properties to their original state.
On-site · Prince George
The Reconstruction Drywaller is responsible for measuring, cutting, and installing drywall in residential or commercial properties affected by fire or flood damage. Duties include taping, mudding, sanding, and applying textures to ensure a professional finish.
On-site · Edmonton
Responsible for the safe removal of contaminants such as asbestos, lead, and mold from residential and commercial buildings. Duties include establishing safe environments, assembling containments, and completing necessary safety and tracking documentation.
On-site · Saskatoon
Perform water extraction, flood drying, and controlled demolition to restore properties damaged by fire or water. Monitor job sites using meters and document drying progress according to IICRC guidelines.
On-site · Terrace
Perform emergency restoration services including water extraction, controlled demolition, and drying monitoring for fire and flood damaged properties. Document site progress through psychometry and safety assessments while adhering to IICRC guidelines.
On-site · Penticton
The Project Administrator will collaborate with the project management team to prepare action plans, manage budgets, and maintain project documentation. They are responsible for coordinating schedules, handling financial queries, and ensuring effective communication between clients, sub-trades, and internal departments.
On-site · Calgary
The Contents Field Processing Technician is responsible for restoring, cleaning, and packing customer belongings damaged by fire or flood at residential or commercial sites. They must ensure all items are handled with care and that safety protocols are strictly followed during the restoration process.
On-site · Calgary
The Water Technician is responsible for restoring properties damaged by fire or flood through water extraction, controlled demolition, and the setup of drying equipment. They must also document site conditions, interpret reports, and ensure all work adheres to safety protocols and IICRC guidelines.
On-site · Prince George
The Project Administrator will coordinate project action plans, budgets, and schedules while maintaining documentation and handling financial queries. They will act as a central point of communication between clients, internal teams, and sub-trades to ensure project deadlines are met.
