Applied Coatings & Restoration Inc.
110-20285 Stewart Crescent V2X 8G1 Maple Ridge, BC, Canada

We're going to be at this digital career fair! Very excited to see how it's going to turn out and to meet some new faces looking to start a career.

Before all this happened and the world shut down, we were honoured to be invited to Aspen, Colorado to be awarded as Master Contractors by BASF for the second time (2017 and 2019). BASF’s Performance Flooring Master Contractor program is awarded to select companies that meet specific criteria met during the previous calendar year. Master Contractors are seen as BASF partners and as such, eligible to exclusive benefits. Here's a picture of Jeff and Kyle accepting the award on behalf of the whole company.

Everybody wants to stand out. Be unique. If you're a business owner, it's how you get customers. If you're a normal person, it becomes a part of your identity, how you see yourself and understand your place in the world. There are a lot of ways you can stand out. But for us, the best and the most authentic has always been very simple, but not easy: exceed people's expectations. Going above and beyond will always set you apart.

Brandon Chacon started off at ACR in 2012 as a labourer and has worked his way up the ladder to becoming a Concrete Polishing Supervisor. He enjoys the versatility of always being able to adapt to different environments and situations, while also having the opportunity to fine-tune his own skills and abilities. He also gets to learn from people who've been doing this for a very long time. Besides being a major food enthusiast, Brandon enjoys staying active with soccer and kickboxing.

Look everybody: spring has sprung! You know how we kept saying that we resurface parkades in winter? That's also true in spring. The season doesn't matter at all. Get your parkade resurfaced. https://buff.ly/2skNqDF

Happy Monday! Hope everyone is feeling okay with all the insanity. Cynicism these days is so easy. Everyone has the ability to elevate themselves by criticizing the hard work of others. And while it is important to accept good feedback in order to grow, that doesn't mean we have to value sneers. The fear of criticism can be paralyzing as we surrender our power to the opinion of others. Instead, live boldly. Try your best. If you succeed, you'll have achieved something great.... If you don't, you'll have failed "while daring greatly." And that is much better than sitting on the sidelines, never trying anything and criticizing everyone and everything. Take care of yourselves out there!