Consolidated Gypsum is a Canadian “building supply” company. In 1977, it consisted of one store selling drywall, batt insulation, framing steel and a few finishing products. The company has grown to encompass seven branches in Alberta, and one branch in Saskatchewan. We now sell over 2,500 building products for all your wall, ceiling and roofing needs.

Thirty five years has earned us a solid reputation for keeping in sync with marketplace growth and demands. Larger facilities, new equipment, and increased quality product offerings have been part of our ongoing expansion efforts.

In 2010, our roofing division had a period of rapid growth allowing us to become a very serious distributor of both residential and commercial roofing products. Most noticeably, we introduced a full line of commercial products such as B.U.R. systems, SBS Modified, EPDM, TPO, PVC, and Elastomerics.

We also have our own dedicated fleet of trucks and trailers. Nearly all our delivery vehicles are equipped with specialized equipment, including forklifts, cranes, and conveyors to get your supplies where you want them, when you need them, safely and efficiently.

Our success comes from a combination of happy customers, great service and a staff that knows the products they sell. So, whether you are a professional builder or a do-it-yourselfer, we are committed to providing you with quality products, competitive prices and the best customer service in the industry!

MAJOR MILESTONES

1977 First Edmonton location opened on west end
1980 Relocated and expanded west end Edmonton branch
1990 Second Edmonton location opened on east side
1993 First Calgary branch opened on south side
1996 First Canmore branch opened
1999 First Red Deer location opened
1999 Second Calgary location opened on north side
2003 Relocated Calgary south side branch to larger new facility
2005 Relocated Canmore branch
2008 Entered into Saskatoon, Saskatchewan making this our eighth branch
2009 Relocated Saskatoon to new 'state-of-the-art' facility
2009 Third Edm. location opened on the south side, again into a new 'state-of-the-art' facility