Modular Solutions without limits

About Fero

The extraordinary demand for modular construction as a reliable solution to critical building and infrastructure needs—in Canada and around the world—has inspired Fero to assemble a highly experienced modular building team.

We’ve recently expanded into a 300,000-square-foot, purpose-built manufacturing facility in Ontario. In this state-of-the-art facility, we design and manufacture volumetric modular buildings for diverse markets, including the following sectors:

  • healthcare and life sciences

  • educational

  • residential

  • institutional

  • commercial

  • industrial

An interior photo of a modular construction manufacturing plant. It shows a bright and clean manufacturing plant that is well lit, with a worker pushing a cart down a modular construction line.

Shortages in healthcare spaces, classroom spaces, wet lab spaces and housing are all infrastructure challenges—challenges that our volumetric modular buildings can solve quickly.

At Fero, we design and build infrastructure based on our team’s collective decades of experience in modular construction, healthcare, manufacturing and government contracting. We have first-hand understanding of the challenges faced by each sector, and we have the engineering expertise needed to overcome them.

Because we use modular construction, we can manufacture more quickly than traditional construction—and then transport our buildings wherever you need us to go.

 

And we don’t stop there. With roots in healthcare, we go above and beyond the typical modular offering: exacting design standards, integrated technology, and a deep awareness of how spaces can affect—and enhance—wellbeing.

We pride ourselves on our holistic, full-service solutions: we design, we build and we coordinate delivery and installation.

Contact us here to share your modular building needs with us.

Professional Associations

  • A member subscribes to the Modular Building Institute's code of conduct, promoting high standards of professional service and business conduct toward its customers and between fellow members.

  • Fero is proud to be a member of the Canadian Association of Women in Construction (CAWIC), the national not-for-profit organization committed to enhancing the success of women in the Canadian construction industry.

  • The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce first formed in 1949 and began as a group of businesses, professionals, and other interested people who organized to work together to improve business and build a better community.