Dan Whitlock
Owner, estimating
Prices every job himself. If you get a quote from Northline, Dan wrote it.
Credentials
Everything a landlord, a property manager or a general contractor is going to ask for, published rather than emailed on request.
Northline started in 2012 as two carpenters and a van doing shop fit-outs on Queen Street. The millwork shop on Sterling Road came in 2016, and it is still where most of what we install gets built.
We are eighteen people. Six carpenters, four finishers, two millwork machinists, three site supervisors, and three of us in the office. The electrical and mechanical trades are long-standing subcontractors we have used for over a decade, and they work under our contract, not yours.
We take on roughly fourteen projects a year. That is deliberate — it is the number we can run with a supervisor on every site every day, which is the single thing that decides whether a fit-out finishes on time.
Current certificates
Copies of every certificate above go out with each quote, and we will send them to your property manager directly if that is easier. We do not publish certificate numbers on a public page — ask and you will have them the same day.
- WSIB clearance certificate
- Active
- General liability insurance
- $5,000,000
- Licensed electrical contractor (ECRA/ESA)
- Held under contract
- Workers, all trades
- Certified and ticketed
- Working at heights training
- All site staff, current
- Workmanship warranty
- 2 years
- Bonding capacity
- To $3,000,000
Who runs your job
Marisol Reyes
Project manager
Runs the programme and the weekly report. Fourteen years on commercial sites.
Aaron Osei
Site supervisor
On site every day of your job. The person to talk to about anything on the floor.
Kieran Duffy
Millwork shop
Runs Sterling Road. Draws it, machines it, and comes out to install it.