TIMBERCOAST PROJECTS
Explore Timbercoast’s portfolio of custom construction, renovation, fine woodworking and furniture projects across Vancouver Island. From remote and off-grid builds to coastal homes, hospitality spaces and carefully crafted details, these are just a few of our projects that reflect our commitment to practical design, quality craftsmanship and thoughtful construction.
West Coast Trail Guardian Cabin: Camper Creek
An off-grid Gaurdian cabin located at Camper Creek at killometer 62 of Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail in the traditional territories of the Pacheedaht First Nation.
West Coast Trail GuArdian Cabin: TSOCOWIS Creek
An off-grid Guardian cabin located at Tsocowis Creek at kilometre 17 of Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail in the traditional territories of the Huu-ay-aht First Nation.
West Coast Trail: Ditidaht Campground & West Coast Trail Registration
A newly built registration centre in Nitinaht showcases locally supplied Ditidaht-harvested lumber and is thoughtfully designed to serve both the community’s daily needs and the growing tourism connected to the West Coast Trail.
Kiixin Historic Site Guardian Cabin
This guardian cabin was built as part of the Kiix̣in National Historic Site.
TOURISM: Crow & Gate Pub
Custom furniture designed and built for the Crow & Gate Pub Patio. Made from reclaimed cedar bridge logs sourced from Vancouver Island.
Tourism: Yellow Point Lodge
Timbercoast has worked with Yellow Point Lodge for years, providing creative and practical solutions to unusual construction challenges. Our experience and broad knowledge allow us to develop efficient approaches that stay on budget while meeting a high standard of quality.
TOURISM: Pacheena Bay Campground
A purpose-built bathroom facility designed for a remote West Coast campground, balancing durability, practicality and the demands of a high-use coastal environment. The project reflects Timbercoast’s approach to creating functional buildings that are well suited to their setting and built for long-term use.
Tourism: Nitinaht
A wood framed meeting room with natural light and cultural artwork serves as a gathering space for Ditidaht community members inside the Indigenous community building that also functions as the registration centre for the West Coast Trail and Campground.
Testimonials
Timbercoast has completed countless projects at the Crow and Gate Pub for over a decade. Attention to detail, working around my operational hours and always maintaining a safe and very clean worksite make Lance my first call for any project whether large or small.
Matt Olson – Crow & Gate Pub
When we are faced with a project that presents any kind of unusual challenge we don’t hesitate to call Lance at Timbercoast. We have worked with him for years and are always impressed with his creative, well thought out approaches to any situation. His years of experience and wealth of knowledge always provide the best, most efficient and creative solution and his integrity and sense of fairness mean that we can usually count on the project coming in ‘on budget’ in addition to being completed to standards of quality above our expectations.
Richard Hill – Yellow Point Lodge
I have felt fortunate to have had Lance work on several projects over the years. I would recommend him to anybody I know as he is a great craftsman, is a professional and authentic work horse.
Charlie Clappis – Huu ay aht
Methodical planning, attention to detail, a broad scope of knowledge in all aspects of construction, water / septic systems, furniture and fine finishing – attributes that Lance brings to every project. I highly recommend Timbercoast for integrity, reliability, safety and getting the job done on time and budget.
Grant Keefer – BC Cranberry Research Farm