Beef
Livestock buildings.
The company maintains a dedicated beef-construction portfolio category. For a new project, the practical conversation begins with the intended livestock use, building size, site and operational requirements.
Agricultural construction
Buildings shaped by the operation.
New Heights organizes its agricultural work around beef, dairy, equestrian, poultry/other agricultural buildings and storage facilities—project types where the building has to support day-to-day work, not simply occupy a footprint.
Dairy
Dairy facilities.
New Heights publishes dairy as its own agricultural category, reflecting the specialized building context around working farm facilities.
Equestrian
Equestrian buildings.
Equestrian construction is represented as a distinct portfolio category within the company's agricultural work.
Other agricultural
Poultry and other farm structures.
The official agricultural navigation includes an “Other” category that resolves to a poultry portfolio path, supporting poultry and other source-verified agricultural building discussions without inventing a broader list.
Storage facilities
Purpose-built storage.
Storage facilities are a dedicated agricultural category. New Heights has also been publicly identified as contractor on a potato-storage facility project in Alliston, Ontario.
Project planning
Bring the operating need first.
A productive first call can focus on what the building must accommodate, the intended site and the scale of the project. New Heights provides direct phone and email contact from its Hanover office.