No, we work exclusively on projects in Canada, mostly within Western Canada.

This really depends on the size of your project. However, the earlier you can involve our team in your facility’s development, the better a solution we can provide. Find a general overview of a project’s timeline here, or get in touch with our team to find out more.

Cost can vary considerably depending on the scope of your project. Book a call with our team to get more insight.

More complexity means more cost. More doors, rooms, or fencing means more to budget. That’s why our team works closely with yours: so we can game out your options putting your money where it’s needed most.

Hemp cultivation doesn't have the same regulations as cannabis. However, processing hemp for CBD requires a processing licence.

 The security needed for micros is much less strict than other license classes. However, there are still a lot of variables to consider in order to find the appropriate setup:

• What is your budget?
• What are your long-term goals?
• What are the commercial requirements?

Book a call with us and we’ll work with you to find the best plan for your situation.

The regulations require video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection, monitoring and record-keeping.

Consider reviewing these online government resources to learn more:

• How to Become a Licensed Cannabis Producer in British Columbia
• Canada Cannabis Regulations & Laws
• Canada.ca – Cannabis Licensing Application Guide

Our storage units have been approved by Health Canada for the storage of cannabis. For more information, feel free to get in touch with us. 

As for our security systems, we’ve designed and installed them for many successful licence applicants across Canada. 

Nope. The vault requirement was struck by Health Canada in 2018.

As per Canadian law, a cultivation licence means you can grow, harvest, dry, freeze and store cannabis with limited exceptions.

For more information about licencing laws in Canada, visit this page from the Government of Canada’s Cannabis Regulations.

In addition to allowing you to possess and sell cannabis, a processing licence enables you to, “produce cannabis, other than obtain it by cultivating, propagating or harvesting it". This can mean making extracts, hash, pre-rolls, etc.

For more information about licencing laws in Canada, visit this page from the Government of Canada’s Cannabis Regulations.

For outdoor grows we start with the fence line and add buildings as required. We can rent you storage modules later on if you need them (all the tech we use can be expanded).

Depending on the facility there are different strategies and we can help you figure out the best path forward. Get in touch.

Get in touch! We’re always happy to share our insight. If we don’t have the answers you need, we’ll refer you to another industry expert we trust.

If it has to do with security equipment/installation, Health Canada’s regulations about security, or our rental equipment, then we can help you out. Get in touch with us to ask.

For all other questions, (i.e. municipal zoning bylaws, Good Production Practices, processing equipment outside of our rental catalogue, etc.), we’re happy to share our personal experiences with you or direct you to the industry experts we trust.

If you haven’t already, take the time to read How to Become a Licensed Cannabis Producer in British Columbia. This is the most informative content you’ll find anywhere, and it’s all available online!

Once you’ve read through that, check out these other handy resources:

• Canada.ca – Cannabis Licensing Application Guide
• Canada.ca – Physical Security Measures Guide for Cannabis
• CBC – What You Need to Know to Start a Legal Cannabis Grow-Op