Cultivating Success: Twincon's Expertise in Vineyard Grading
"Grading takes expertise, and knowing how to move the land takes skill." ~ Twincon Enterprises’ President, Chris Dandurand
The Okanagan Valley is home to hundreds of thriving vineyards spanning thousands of acres. But have you ever wondered how those vineyards are transformed from bare land to flourishing fields producing some of Canada's finest wines? That's where Twincon Enterprises comes in. For over fifteen years, their expert team has been working on a wide range of excavation and site preparation projects across the Okanagan. Twincon's unique approach to land clearing and grading in the vineyard niche gives it a distinct edge.
At the core of Twincon's success is President Chris Dandurand and his team of experienced professionals who understand the intricacies of vineyard land management. They work closely with clients to assess their specific needs and develop grading plans that will maximize the potential of their land. Chris emphasizes that it includes considering factors such as soil composition, slope, and drainage to create the perfect conditions for grape cultivation.
Twincon's arsenal of heavy machinery and advanced rock drills underlies its focus on efficiency. Recent upgrades to its equipment lineup highlight the company's dedication to employing the right tools for precise land shaping. Chris adds, "We have acquired a D10 dozer, which will increase our productivity and reduce costs." Typically, the grading process is timed to precede planting, often completed before April. Twincon's experience and expertise were showcased in the speed and efficiency of the recent completion of a 20-acre project in Naramata, where they transformed bare land into a ready-for-planting 25-acre vineyard within just three weeks.
Twincon Enterprise's journey in vineyard grading is more than just altering landscapes; it's about crafting the foundation that supports the growth of quality vineyards, ultimately contributing to the production of fine wines. Their role is crucial, often unseen, but significantly impacts the Okanagan wine industry, blending expertise, precision, and a deep respect for the land.
For more information on all their services, visit Twincon's website at https://www.twincon.ca/. To schedule an onsite consultation, call the office at (778) 646 2082.
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