Local Business
SHEK Interiors – building the community one building at a time
SHEK Interiors is a leader in the drywall industry. Kelly Slepicka started SHEK Interiors with a partner working out of his own home in 2007. Today the company employs a staff of 20 in their own 6000 sf professional building with a shop and yard. They are the first in their industry to hire their own architect and venture into Building Information Modelling (BIM). This is a process in which a digital model of the structure is made to analyze the functionality and identify any issues that may occur during the building process.
SHEK Interiors donates time to promote their industry at different schools within the city (RDC, Notre Dame & Lindsay Thurber) so that they can give students and young adults an insight into the industry and provide career advice.
Take a moment and get to know this excellent Red Deer company. They were a finalist in this year’s Red Deer and District Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Awards.
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Celebrate National Small Business Week October 16-20, 2023!
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