What Cielo Jardin Says About Catalyst BC’s Cannabis Facility Design Consulting

Name: What Cielo Jardin Says About Catalyst BC’s Cannabis Facility Design Consulting
Item: Catalyst BC
Rating: 5
Author: Laurel Friesen

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

On short notice, we needed someone to support us through some big decisions in the design phase of our cultivation facility. The Catalyst team has expertise in the style of cultivation that we are implementing and clearly demonstrates what success looks like at various scales. It is obvious that Catalyst is passionate about supporting their clients through any project, big or small, and ensuring their deliverables exceed expectations.

Laurel Friesen

Cielo Jardin

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