Apollo Sheet Metal Ltd.

Shaping Our Industry for More Than 40 Years

Apollo Sheet Metal has spent the past four decades helping to build a better British Columbia.

Forty years in the sheet metal industry have brought us to the forefront of change and advancement in the manufacture and installation of basic and complex HVAC systems.

While we remain poised to offer our clients the leading edge in technology and design, we stay true to the company’s foundation of unsurpassed professionalism and pride in our workmanship.

Apollo Sheet Metal manufactures and installs HVAC systems in institutional, commercial, industrial and residential settings and can design and manufacture all custom metal products including guards, chutes, baggage chutes, heavy truck parts, tanks and hoppers.

Every one of the company’s 75 to 100 employees are committed to establishing lasting relationships with clients in B.C. and across Canada by exceeding their expectations and by taking pride in the manufacture of every piece of metal that leaves the facility.

Apollo Sheet Metal brings precision, quality and innovation to every project, large or small. The company’s manufacturing capacity is unrivaled in B.C. and its team of highly skilled personnel is ready to make your project an overwhelming success

Company History

Apollo Sheet Metal has a long history rooted in Vancouver’s ever-changing business landscape. In February 1970, Apollo Sheet Metal opened the doors to a 2,500-square-foot shop on Charlotte Road in North Vancouver. It had five employees.

Six years later the business had 25 employees and moved to Palm Avenue in Burnaby, and in 1980 Apollo Sheet Metal relocated again to a 10,000-square-foot shop on Short Street in Burnaby. The Short Street shop was later expanded by 5,000 square feet as the business flourished and provided gainful employment for 35-65 people.

In 1992, the company moved into “Apollo 1,” a 34,000-square-foot, custom-built shop that would become the first in a three-building development that launched the business into high production.

“Apollo 2” followed in 2004, adding 26,000 square feet, and in 2010 “Apollo 3” opened its doors, offering an additional 29,000 square feet for production and three levels of office space. This new space and the determination of a 75- to 85-person base crew have created endless possibilities for Apollo Sheet Metal.