Herauf modular buildings manufactured and delivered across North America

Herauf Enterprises Corp.

Design. Build. Deliver.

Herauf Enterprises Corp. is the parent of Herauf Modular, Development and Rapid Response. Together we design buildings, build them indoors and deliver them finished, including to the places other builders turn down.

Executives.

01.

Riley Herauf

Chief Executive Officer

Riley Herauf brings over 18 years of experience across oil and gas, construction, land development, electric vehicles and real estate. He began by consulting on safety standards in the oil and gas sector, where he first saw the need for better living accommodations and commercial spaces.

02.

Allan Herauf

Vice President of Operations

A Red Seal Carpenter with over 30 years across industrial sectors, Allan is one of the original innovators behind Herauf Modular. He spent 29 years overseeing construction and maintenance for the City of Regina, and now leads site prep, delivery and quality control across Herauf's manufacturing sites.

  • 03.

    Thanh Lam

    Chief Operations Officer

  • 04.

    Mike Dumelie

    Director of Corporate Operations

  • 05.

    Al Salehian

    Director of Corporate Operations

  • 06.

    Kraig Bast

    Director of Corporate Growth

  • 07.

    Lin Bonokoski

    Director of Special Operations

  • 08.

    Bryce Elliot

    Director of IT

  • 09.

    Chris Leigh

    Marketing Director

  • 10.

    Ashley Staruiala

    Executive Assistant to the CEO

  • 11.

    Prince Okeadu

    Corporate Asset Protection

HERAUF ENTERPRISES

Where you live shouldn't decide how well you live.

The Made in Canada Herauf Modular plate on the corner of a finished building, seen from below

Investment.

Herauf builds in Canada's high-demand markets and in the communities where housing is hardest to get. We put capital where homes are needed most.

We build in our own plants, with less waste and fewer weather delays than building on site, and we deliver the building finished. That is what makes the schedule, and the return, something you can plan around.

A drone view of finished Herauf modular homes set among spruce trees

A shortage of homes

Cities in Canada and the United States keep growing, and key markets are short of homes. Our fund invests where that demand is highest.

A Herauf modular building hauled down a prairie highway for the Town of Pilot Butte

Policy that favours building

Governments are offering tax incentives and grants and easing zoning to get more housing built. That makes new housing easier to finance and approve.

Stacked steel floor frames on a trailer under the overhead crane in the Herauf plant

Demand for better-built homes

Buyers pay more for efficient, well-built homes with modern systems. Building indoors cuts waste and lets every unit meet the same energy standard.

Herauf northern housing at Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation

Reconciliation.

Herauf Enterprises works on lands that are the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of many Indigenous Peoples. All across the globe, we recognize the original caretakers of the lands, seas, and rivers who cared for, and stewarded their land since time immemorial.

Herauf Enterprises is committed to keep learning, which deepens our understanding of colonial history. We are committed to continue the work of decolonization in all our interactions.

We are proud to be a partner of choice for many Indigenous Nations. These partnerships have extended beyond a transaction: we have created long-lasting relationships with our Indigenous brothers and sisters all across our company and continue to create socio-economic success with these partners in their endeavors as sovereign nations.

A black Herauf module on a lowboy trailer behind its truck at dusk

Philosophy.

One team, from the first drawing to the day it is set.

We design with the people who will use the building, and we work alongside governments and Indigenous Nations on the housing their communities need.

Long-standing supplier relationships keep our material costs down, and those savings go to our clients. We choose materials that last in the climate the building stands in.

Track Record.

St. Theresa Point First Nation

Homes delivered over winter ice roads, Northern Manitoba

NAIT Forestry Campus

14 dormitories, 56 rooms, 3 classrooms, north central Alberta

Buffalo Lake Métis Community

20 homes in partnership with CMHC

Federated Co-op

Modular washroom units across truck-stop locations

Questions.

What companies make up Herauf Enterprises?

Herauf Enterprises Corp. is the parent of four divisions: Herauf Modular (homes and commercial buildings that meet or exceed CSA A277), Herauf Development (land acquisition through project completion), Herauf Rapid Response (emergency and disaster-relief housing), and Herauf Helicopters, its aviation division.

Who owns and leads Herauf Enterprises?

Riley Herauf is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Herauf Enterprises Corp. The executive team also includes Thanh Lam, Chief Operations Officer; Allan Herauf, Vice President of Operations; Mike Dumelie, Director of Corporate Operations; Al Salehian, Director of Corporate Operations; Kraig Bast, Director of Corporate Growth; Lin Bonokoski, Director of Special Operations; Bryce Elliot, Director of IT; Chris Leigh, Marketing Director; Ashley Staruiala, Executive Assistant to the CEO; Prince Okeadu, Corporate Asset Protection. The full team is listed on the Herauf Enterprises team page.

When was Herauf Enterprises founded?

Herauf was founded in 2015 and has been building across Western Canada since, now from four facilities in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta. The holding company, Herauf Enterprises Corp., was incorporated on April 30, 2013.

Is Herauf Enterprises accredited?

Yes. Herauf Enterprises Corp. is a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating, accredited since February 2020. Herauf Modular builds to meet or exceed CSA A277, the Canadian standard for factory-built modular construction.

Where does Herauf operate?

Across Western Canada today: the development head office in Kelowna BC, a 60,000 sq ft production hub in Zehner SK, 50,000 sq ft of manufacturing in Enderby BC (being expanded to 100,000 sq ft), and a full-service modular yard in St. Paul AB. Expansion is planned into Dallas, Texas and Warsaw, Poland.

How quickly can a modular building be delivered?

Standard modular homes and commercial buildings are typically delivered in roughly 16 weeks. Rapid Response emergency housing deploys in days, built on portable steel-skid foundations with self-contained services.

Does Herauf work with government and Indigenous communities?

Yes. Herauf builds modular infrastructure that meets or exceeds CSA A277 for defence and federal procurement, and works partnership-first with First Nations communities across Western Canada, including housing delivered over winter ice roads to remote communities.

How do I start an investment or partnership conversation?

Use the inquiry form on this page and choose Investment or Partnership, or email info@heraufmodular.com. The right person at Herauf Enterprises replies within one business day.

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