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Construction Information

Trillium Mutual Insurance is pleased to announce we have engaged the following consultants to provide qualified services and leadership in our construction project:

SRM Architects Inc., Edward Thomas, Architecht/Partner

Ball Construction Inc., Joe Tychansky, P. Eng., Project Manger

For additional information on construction or supply materials, please contact Joe Tychansky directly via e-mail at:jtychansky@ballcon.com

General Information

A Trillium Mutual Master Dairy policyholder describes his experience with Trillium after suffering a total loss.

Site Superintendent Joe Forster of Ball Construction describes the activity which has occurred as of November 16, 2009.

Several Trillium Mutual employees speak of their experience working with Trillium and how they feel about the move to Listowel.

Trillium Mutual Insurance C.E.O. Joe Dietrich tells the story of the move to Listowel and provides a brief background of the company.

On October 1, 2009 the Board of Directors broke ground on the new office facility in Listowel.

Left to right: Joe Dietrich, Ross Stone, Allan Royce, John Clancy, Murray Scholl, Karen Galbraith, Len Metcalfe, Ed Hollinger (Mayor of North Perth), and Edward Thomas (SRM Architect).

Above is the concept of the new office facility for Trillium Mutual Insurance Company. Construction is to commence in the fall of 2009. This is a one storey building consisting of 24,500 square feet. It will feature a state of the art environment for employees with a feature on air quality, efficiency and wellness. The building will also feature a training centre for the organization, its industry and our community.

Above is a digital rendering of what the new building is expected to look like. This will be the view from Kincaid Street and Mitchell Road south looking in a northwest direction.