Commercial Roofing
Low slope and flat systems on buildings that have to keep operating while the roof over them is replaced.
Your Greater Vancouver area leader in commercial roofing, concrete restoration, concrete repair, and specialty flooring.
Through our variety of specialized services, we provide our clients the best solutions to their contracting needs.
Low slope and flat systems on buildings that have to keep operating while the roof over them is replaced.
Bringing existing structure back rather than replacing it. Parkades, decks and the elements holding a building up.
Targeted repair where the structure is sound and the surface is not, before it becomes restoration.
Poured and polished terrazzo, the floor finish that outlasts most of the buildings it goes into.
Resin, coatings and the systems specified when an ordinary floor will not take what the room does to it.
Below grade and plaza deck waterproofing, plus the general contracting to coordinate all of it.
Duron has been contracting in Greater Vancouver since 1959. Six specialties, one contractor, and a city that has been rebuilt around the company several times over.
The year the company started
New build across a growing city
Restoring and re-roofing the same buildings

The best solutions to their contracting needs.
Through our variety of specialized services, we provide our clients the best solutions to their contracting needs.A collection of some recent projects completed by the Duron Team. The full projects page keeps its place in the navigation.










Two of the six specialties are concrete. Restoration and repair are what a building needs long before anyone starts talking about replacement.
Structure brought back rather than torn out
Targeted work while the problem is still local
Waterproofing so the repair is the last one
Terrazzo and specialty flooring over the top
Over the years, Duron has formed long lasting and strong affiliations with many reputable clients. We value these affiliations greatly and are always looking to expand our connections with other clients.
Douglas College
One of the clients named on your own site. The full client list keeps its place on the About page.
A whole page of your site is given to it, which is not true of most contractors, so it belongs on the homepage.
The people on site go home in the same condition they arrived in. Everything else follows from that.
Commercial sites have rules, and a contractor working since 1959 has seen what happens when they are treated as optional.
What comes off a roof or a parkade deck has to go somewhere, and that is a decision rather than an accident.
We are always looking to expand our connections with other clients.