The roof on the garage looks brand new - 4 years later
Neil W. was great to deal with. Information and accurate quote and
guidance. The crew that came out were diligent about making sure their area was cleaned up after working and the roof on the garage looks brand new – 4 years later. Good enough, that we are now looking to complete the property by doing the house. Thank you!
Kathy E.
Gibbons, AB
Gibbons, Alberta Fun Facts
Named After a Railroad Worker
Gibbons was named after William R. Gibbons, a railroad worker and the first homesteader in the area. The town developed around a Canadian Northern Railway station established in 1905.
Dinosaur Fossil Discoveries
The Gibbons area is known for its proximity to the Edmonton Group, a geologic formation rich in dinosaur fossils. The nearby Jurassic Forest, an interactive educational park, features life-sized dinosaur replicas and offers a glimpse into Alberta’s prehistoric past.
A Hub for Birdwatching
Gibbons is a popular spot for birdwatchers, especially in the spring and summer. The surrounding river valley and wetlands attract a variety of bird species, making it a great location for birding enthusiasts.
Home to Alberta’s First Heritage Frontier Village
Gibbons is near the Sturgeon River Historical Society and Museum, which showcases the area’s early settler life. It has artifacts, photographs, and displays that reflect the region’s history and development.
A Part of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland
Gibbons is part of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, one of the largest concentrations of industry in Canada. This strategic location has made the town an important hub for the region’s economic growth and development.