In typical fashion, the holiday season has come and gone, and while we had some wonderful time off to enjoy our friends and family’s company over the season, we cannot wait to jump into 2023 here at Todd Brothers. Finally, we have had some time to collect our thoughts and reflect on how amazing our 2022 season was! We have had some amazing highlights in 2022, including but not limited to the following:

• Roughly 2.5 million meters of earth moved on site, and an additional 350,000 meters exported
• We are very proud that our team had zero days lost to incidents or accidents at work
• Our Snow team was awarded five extra trucks for our Kawartha Lakes Road Contract
• Our total work volume increased by 10-15% over last year, which had also increased 10-15% from the year prior
• We organized our recruiting efforts to have our first Hiring Event in early 2023 to support our growth
• We had a great crew working of ladies + gentlemen with all-hands-on-deck for earth moving season, welcoming many talented new faces along the way, including three new office staff members and welcoming back Erin from her maternity leave
• Our TB family grew by five new future operators from Tristan, Casey, Bobby, Richard & Tyler, and an honourable mention going to two new furry family members Tucker McKay and Rhonda Jessup
• The Todds celebrated the weddings of not one but two of their children, our Vise-President Brayden and their daughter Christie in the summer of 2022

Overall, our 2022 season has been a fantastic reflection of our consistent growth over the past 40 years and heading into the next 40. We are gearing up to make 2023 a year for expansion and growth by setting our sights on adding earthworks and sewer crew to our roster. If you are ready to join in on the action, visit our careers page for more information on our positions and how to apply.

Thank you for a fantastic 2022; we can’t wait to beat it in 2023!

On Saturday May 21^st a severe weather alert was released for southern Ontario, including Whitchurch Stouffville, the home of Todd Brothers Contracting. Many homes and businesses were damaged in the storm as extremely heavy winds and rain swept through the area throughout the night. There were countless downed trees blocking roads, driveways, and causing concern for the community’s overall safety. The Todd Brothers team jumped into action by removing trees however way possible.   Ross and family jumped in heavy haulers and equipment to clear road ways the next day. In the following weeks Team TB worked daily to clear trees and haul them away especially the hard-hit lake areas where large trees had come down in a very populated residential area.

The project was a huge undertaking, with countless truck-loads of brush, a handful of very hard-working team members, faced with weeks of work in very hot and humid weather . Tree removal is not our typical day-to-day work here at Todd Brothers, but when the community needed us, we rose to the occasion and gave 100%. During this process we received the following feedback from the residents in a neighborhood that was especially hard hit:

“I would like to give a big shout out to the folks at Todd Brothers for their timely, thorough and tireless efforts in cleaning up our neighborhoods in Island Lake Estates.  We have many seniors living on the street who would have been lost without you (and the Town) stepping up to help us.

I’m not sure what Todd Brothers are charging and frankly, I don’t care – it was worth every penny.  To Ross Todd, you have some great employees working for you – please pass along our appreciation for their hard work.

Regards,

President – Island Lake Resident’s Association”

Often the community does not get to see the work that we do here at Todd Brothers, so receiving such a positive reception from community members was extremely meaningful and refreshing.

Sometimes we are able to provide services which include re-using unwanted materials from one project and placing them in new location which can help improve the site.

Ross received an award at the 2013 Terry Fox Run in Stouffville. It is a Certificate of Recognition presented to Todd Brothers. “For your kind

Ross Todd decided the troops needed more than just a coffee when they wake up Christmas morning, so he donated $3,000 to the Koffee in Kandahar program.