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and tools in stock. The company is always on
the lookout for new products and trends to of-
fer customers the very best in the market to
realize their dreams. While the company has
realized much success and continues to grow,
it does face some challenges with regard to
awarding LEED contracts.
“Often, the lowest bidder for the contract will
be awarded. Unfortunately, this is a challenge
and a major obstacle to any project wanting
to be LEED. There are wholesale costs to get
all the certifications and to ensure that each
product used is certified. In addition, our cus-
tomers have less and less ability to pay, so it’s
hard to sell their certification when they can
save considerable sums if they are not LEED
certified,” said Sénéchal.
In spite of the challenges, Constructions Mé-
thodex’s rate of employee retention is good.
Several employees have been with the compa-
ny since its beginning, and others for several
years to a decade. Employees receive regular
