We work mostly with food businesses, non-profits, charities, Indigenous and remote communities that need professional processing and cold storage infrastructure. Each project is custom-built to meet specific operational needs, and can be customized to suit a wide variety of different uses.

Common uses include washing and packing produce, processing wild game or fish, storing or curing harvested foods, storing equipment, creating administrative, educational or gathering space, and creating commercial-grade processing and distribution space for food businesses. We take our time to learn what you need and customize each AgriKit Unit to your specific requirements

You can customize processing equipment (additional sinks, specialized tools), climate control (heating, A/C, off-grid systems), storage configurations, outdoor features (awnings, greenhouse modules), interior layouts, doors and windows, and specialized configurations for specific processing needs. If you have a specific need, reach out to us and we can discuss what’s possible. If you have a completely unique idea we’ll help make it happen.

Yes. We can equip units with solar power systems, water cisterns with filtration, and backup generators for locations without utility access. This is ideal for remote communities or sites beyond grid infrastructure.

Customizing your AgriKit unit  to your specific needs is part of our standard design process. The cost of the specific custom alternations themselves depends entirely on what you need. Contact us with your requirements and we’ll provide a detailed quote.

For direct purchases, typically 3-5 months from final design approval to delivery. For grant-funded projects, the total timeline can be 10-18 including the grant application and approval process.

Installation typically takes one day. We deliver the unit  to your site, position it, and connect utilities (water and electrical). You’ll need to have a prepared site with utility access and foundation ready.

You need a level surface, access for the delivery truck, and utility connections (unless going off-grid). We can provide specific site requirements during the planning phase.

AgriKit facilities can be delivered by truck, rail, sea with helicopter or crane delivery available for difficult locations. Container-based construction makes our facilities ideal for remote locations, or sites with limited access. We’ll assess your site during planning and include appropriate transportation costs in your quote.

Yes, we can deliver anywhere in Canada. Shipping costs vary by location and are included in your quote.

Unfortunately, at this time, we don’t currently ship outside of Canada.

Yes. For projects that qualify, we provide grant application support at no charge, including technical specifications, quotes, and renderings. We require a Memorandum of Understanding that confirms you’ll submit the grant and purchase and AgriKit Unit if the grant is successful.

There’s no obligation or cost to you. We can help identify other funding opportunities or discuss alternative options if you still want to proceed.

Grant application and review periods typically take 6 months, though this varies by program. The entire process from initial consultation and grant application to delivery averages 10-18 months for grant-funded projects.

Standard AgriKit units  require a water connection (standard hose) and electrical connection (240V). Off-grid facilities operate independently with solar power and water cisterns.

This depends on your configuration and usage. Walk-in coolers are the primary power draw. We’ll provide estimated power requirements during the design phase.

Regular cleaning of processing areas, standard refrigeration maintenance, and periodic checks of plumbing and electrical systems.

Most of our units require little to no training for basic operations. We will provide guidelines for specialized equipment like solar or off grid water system.

We provide warranty details specific to your AgriKit unit and equipment during the purchasing process. Different components (container structure, refrigeration, electrical) have different warranty terms.

Yes. Our facilities are built with food-safe materials including commercial-grade wall panels, stainless steel surfaces, and proper drainage. Specific certifications depend on your intended use and local regulations.

Permit requirements vary by location and intended use. We recommend checking with your local municipality. We can provide technical specifications and drawings to support your permit applications.

Units can be fully engineered, built with CWB certified welding, and to Canadian Standards Association CSA-a277 which can certify the unit as a prefabricated building anywhere in Canada and ensures it meets all building codes nationally including structural, electrical, plumbing and insulation components.

The facilities are insurable like any building or equipment. You’ll need to arrange insurance appropriate to your operation and location.

AgriKit facilities are built around shipping containers that are designed for decades of use in harsh environments. With proper maintenance, your AgriKit facility should provide 10+ years of reliable service.

Yes. One advantage of modular container-based facilities is mobility. They can be easily relocated if needed.

Our walk-in coolers typically maintain 3- 4°C (37-39°F), ideal for most produce and perishable storage. We can Customize for cooler temperatures if needed.

Contact us for a consultation. We’ll discuss your operation, volume, products, and goals to recommend the right solution. Most customers benefit from this conversation before making decisions.

Let us know your intended use, approximate volume or capacity needs, location, whether you have utility access, any special requirements, and your timeline. From there, we can develop a preliminary design and quote.

Absolutely. We’re happy to discuss your needs even if you’re uncertain. Sometimes a conversation helps clarify whether modular infrastructure is the right solution for you.