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Keller Group
Our team specializes in deep foundations, excavation support, ground improvement, and grouting solutions designed for the region's challenging soil conditions, including expansive clay deposits and seasonal ground movement.
Based in Regina, Keller supports projects throughout Saskatchewan and the Canadian Prairies. Our teams deliver geotechnical solutions for transportation, industrial, institutional, mining, and infrastructure projects across a wide range of site conditions. Keller has extensive Saskatchewan project experience, including infrastructure, institutional, residential, mining, and industrial developments.
Geotechnical expertise in Regina
Regina presents unique geotechnical challenges due to expansive clay soils that undergo seasonal swelling and shrinkage. Keller's local teams have experience addressing:
- Expansive clay deposits that can cause differential movement
- Seasonal moisture fluctuations affecting foundation performance
- Freeze-thaw impacts on infrastructure and transportation networks
- Industrial and infrastructure development across Prairie environments
Our geotechnical solutions
Key contacts
Michael Lamborn, P.Eng., is an Area Manager at Keller North America.
Michael started his career as a piling Field Engineer over 15 years ago. Since joining Keller in 2021, he has served in leadership roles including Project Executive and Area Manager, with responsibility for estimating, project delivery, safety performance, financial management, client relations, and business growth. His experience includes deep foundation and shoring systems, including driven piles, continuous flight auger (CFA) piles, cast-in-place piles, and secant pile walls.
Mike earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan and is a licensed Professional Engineer in the province of Saskatchewan. He actively participates in SCA, SIMSA, and the ADSC. He serves as Secretary of the Western Canadian Chapter of the ADSC International Association of Foundation Drilling.
Jason Lim, MBA, M.Eng., P.Eng., is a Pre-Construction Manager at Keller North America.
Jason leads estimating, engineering design, and preconstruction efforts for projects across Western Canada. He has more than 15 years of experience in the geo-structural engineering and construction industry and is responsible for business development, preconstruction strategy, and mentoring estimating and design teams. Jason’s expertise spans deep foundations, support of excavation systems, ground improvement, and grouting, including caissons, CFA piles, driven piles, micropiles, secant shoring, sheet piles, tiebacks, soil mixing, and rigid inclusions.
He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, a Master of Engineering in Construction Management, and a Master of Business Administration, all from the University of Alberta. Jason is a licensed Professional Engineer and is recognized for his leadership in complex geotechnical construction and foundation projects throughout Western Canada.
Lana Wilder, P.Tech., is a Senior Project Manager at Keller North America.
Lana has been with Keller and its predecessor organizations for nearly two decades, serving in project management and senior project management roles and overseeing geotechnical construction projects throughout Western Canada. In her current role, she manages geotechnical construction projects throughout Western Canada, overseeing project delivery, client coordination, estimating, and execution.
Lana studied Civil Engineering Technology at SIAST Palliser Campus and holds the Professional Technologist (P.Tech.) designation.
Featured projects
Mining
The Milestone Project
Keller provides a deep foundation design-build solution, saving the owner time and money for a new potash mine facility near Regina.
Power
Preston Crossing Power Line
Keller provides a deep foundation solution for a new power line in Saskatoon.
Commercial
G3 Inland Grain Terminal – Swift Current
G3 Canada Ltd. is responsible for the storage and transfer of approximately 3 million tonnes of grain from British Columbia to Quebec. The new G3 Swift Current Grain Terminal will increase grain loading and transportation efficiency in Western Canada, with a total capacity of 42,000 tons.
Infrastructure
Mosaic Potash Mine K2 Shaft
This interesting grouting project was performed from a 75 feet diameter circular mine station, at a depth of 2,760 feet below the surface.
Industrial and manufacturing
Shand Carbon Capture Test Facility
Keller successfully completed construction within the operating power generating facility with zero safety incidents recorded.
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