WHO WE ARE

Since our establishment in 1969, Surerus has grown to become one of Canada’s largest pipeline contractors by offering a variety of services that are unparalled in the industry. With experience installing pipelines up to NPS 48 in both winter and summer conditions, we have successfully completed projects in a variety of geographic terrains across prairie, muskeg, heavily forested and mountainous regions.

The Surerus Story

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In 1969, a then 22-year-old Brian Surerus traded in his favourite Ford pick-up for a dump truck, marking the humble beginnings of Surerus in Fort St. John, British Columbia. Learn more about our journey, which evolved our company into Canada’s pipeline contractor of choice.

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2019

1969: Brian Surerus trades in a Ford Ranger pick-up truck for a dump truck and incorporates as Groundhog Enterprises in Fort St. John.

1971: Groundhog Enterprises completes its first pipeline project for Union Oil near Fort St. John. Brian finds that pipeline installation is more interesting than maintenance, and he changes the company name to Surerus Construction & Development Ltd.

1972-1979: Surerus Construction & Development continued to pursue pipeline opportunities throughout British Columbia, eventually expanding to Northwest Alberta.

1982: Surerus Pipeline Inc. is incorporated and continues to pursue pipeline opportunities throughout British Columbia and Alberta. 

1988: Westcoast Energy awards Surerus the Aitken Creek Extension Pipeline, marking the first time that a mid-inch project is completed by the company.

1995: The Brazion Pipeline Project was completed in the challenging Sukunka area near Chetwynd. The project won the International Erosion Control Association’s Environmental Achievement Award.

2008: An opportunity to purchase 37 acres of land in Gibbons arises, and a long-term development plan is established.

2011: After being told that Surerus would never complete a “big-inch” pipeline, Spectra Energy’s N5 to CS2 Fort Nelson Loop is completed using mechanized welding. This is the first large-diameter pipeline installed by Surerus.

2015: The Murphy Group and Surerus Pipeline Inc. confirm their joint venture agreement and become Surerus Murphy Joint Venture.

2019: Surerus staff, friends, and family celebrate the Surerus 50th anniversary.

Our Motto

Safe Work.

Quality Work.

Our motto guides everything we do, from the initial planning phase to project completion.

Our Vision

Surerus will be a leading family-owned diversified construction company; powered by people, community, safety and quality.

Our Values

Our vision is reinforced by a set of core values that shape everything we do. They help us manage our relationships with all our stakeholders and will support us through the challenge of our future growth.

Affiliates

Through our affiliated companies, we’re able to deliver a full range of integrated solutions across equipment rentals, pipeline and facility construction, joint ventures, and industrial development.

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Surerus
Equipment Rentals

Established in 2011, Surerus Equipment Rentals is a premier provider of heavy equipment rentals. Our comprehensive inventory and dedicated team ensure our clients have the right equipment for every job.

Surerus Equipment Rentals

Sureline
Projects Inc.

As a pipeline and facility construction contractor, SureLine provides clients, employees, and partners with a fresh prespective, clear vision, and positive culture on every project.

Sureline Murphy
Joint Venture

Surerus Pipeline Inc. partnered with J. Murphy & Sons in 2015 to create Surerus Murphy Joint Venture (SMJV), combining over 100 years of experience and expertise.

Surerus
Industrial Park

Surerus Industrial Park is a 60-acre industrial subdivision on the industrial fringes of Fort St. John, BC, strategically located to support business growth and development.