Crew requirements
The number of certified TCPs and supervisors depends on the work zone and traffic movement.
Traffic Control Pricing
Straight answers.Site-specific pricing.
Every work zone is different. Request our current rate sheet, then talk with our team about the crew, equipment, and coverage your site actually needs.
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Plans, signs & equipment
Why there is no single set price
Pricing should fit the job—not a generic package.
A simple hourly number rarely tells the full story. The safest and most useful quote starts with the road, schedule, work being completed, and traffic moving around it. That conversation helps prevent both under-coverage and unnecessary cost.
Schedule & duration
Shift length, night work, weekends, emergency response, and multi-day projects affect coverage.
Road & lane conditions
Road classification, intersections, lane closures, detours, and pedestrian access change the setup.
Plans & equipment
Traffic plans, signs, cones, barricades, vehicles, and permit requirements vary by project.
Project location
Travel, staging, site access, and local requirements are considered for every work zone.
Safe, compliant coverage
We help identify what is actually required instead of quoting a one-size-fits-all package.
Start with the rate sheet
Useful pricing, followed by a real conversation.
Give us the best way to reach you. We’ll send the current rate sheet personally and talk through the coverage your project may require.
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Send your request
Name, email, and phone — project details are optional.
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Receive the rate sheet
We email our current rates to you personally.
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Confirm your coverage
A quick call to match crew and equipment to your site.
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Book your crew
Lock in dates and we handle setup on the day.
Pricing FAQ
Common questions about traffic control costs.
Still unsure what your site needs? Call or text (604) 712-7867 any time.
How much does traffic control cost in BC?
Traffic control cost depends on the number of certified TCPs required, shift length, time of day, road type, and the signs and equipment the work zone needs. Request our rate sheet for current rates, and we'll help you estimate total coverage for your specific site.
What are typical flagger rates?
Flagger rates are usually billed hourly per certified Traffic Control Person, with minimum shift lengths. Night, weekend, holiday, and emergency call-out work can be billed differently. Our rate sheet lists our current rates clearly.
Why don't you publish one fixed price?
Two jobs on the same street can need very different coverage. A single advertised number either under-covers the site or overcharges for it. We'd rather confirm what your work zone actually requires.
Is there a minimum shift or call-out charge?
Yes. Like most BC traffic control companies, we use minimum shift lengths. The details are on our rate sheet, and we'll confirm them for your project.
Do you provide traffic management plans and equipment?
Yes. We can supply traffic management plans, signage, cones, barricades, and vehicles, so your pricing covers the complete setup rather than just labour.
How quickly can you get a crew on site?
We dispatch 24/7. Depending on your location, a crew could arrive in as little as 30–60 minutes — actual arrival times vary by time of day, location, and the number of certified TCPs your site requires. For emergencies, call (604) 712-7867 and we'll get a crew moving immediately.