Municipalities across Canada face the same challenge: keeping roads safe, smooth, and open in every season, often with tight budgets and vast distances to cover. Since 1991, Capital I Industries has been helping them do exactly that.
From its headquarters in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Capital I designs and manufactures innovative, durable road maintenance attachments that have become trusted tools in hundreds of municipal fleets. Whether it is smoothing gravel roads in summer or plowing snowdrifts in midwinter, Capital I equipment helps municipalities work smarter, not harder.
Their approach is rooted in hands-on experience. Every product is tested in real Canadian conditions, refined through operator feedback, and built to last for decades. The company’s mission goes beyond manufacturing. It is about strengthening communities through safer, longer-lasting roads.
Canadian municipalities oversee thousands of kilometers of gravel and paved roads that endure some of the toughest conditions on the continent. Seasonal freeze-thaw cycles cause heaving and potholes, gravel surfaces rut and washboard, and winter storms bring heavy snow and ice buildup.
Maintaining this network is no small task. Municipal crews often work with limited resources, aging equipment, and high expectations from residents. What is needed are versatile, low-maintenance tools that increase productivity and reduce operating costs over the long term.
That is where Capital I’s engineered solutions make a difference.
Every Capital I attachment is built for strength, efficiency, and operator safety. Their lineup of motor grader attachments lets municipalities tackle every season with confidence.
Ideal for gravel roads, the Road Groomer eliminates washboard, redistributes material, and improves compaction in fewer passes. Crews report smoother results and reduced grader time, which translates into lower fuel and labor costs.
Use case: Rural municipalities with long gravel stretches benefit from the Groomer’s ability to restore surfaces quickly after heavy traffic or rain.
This attachment clears overgrown shoulders and restores road profiles efficiently. By removing sod buildup and improving drainage, municipalities can extend the lifespan of their gravel surfaces without costly re-graveling.
Use case: Perfect for spring maintenance when vegetation begins to encroach on road edges.
Visibility and flexibility are vital for snow removal. The Postless Wing provides an unobstructed view and a wide range of motion, allowing operators to clear ditches, shoulders, and snowbanks safely.
Use case: Winter snow management where visibility and maneuverability are key.
Adaptability saves time and money. This convertible blade switches between U and V configurations for plowing, ditching, or leveling. One attachment can handle multiple tasks across the year.
Use case: Municipalities that need all-season equipment for mixed-use roads.
From prairie frost to coastal salt, Capital I equipment is engineered for Canada’s toughest environments. Every weld, pin, and hydraulic system is tested for strength and reliability.
Durability and modularity mean less downtime, longer service life, and lower replacement costs. Municipalities see savings not only in maintenance but also in improved operational efficiency.
Every community is different. Capital I’s team works directly with municipalities to customize attachments and configurations that match terrain, climate, and workload.
Parts and service support are available across North America, ensuring equipment stays in action when it is needed most.
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With more than 30 years of experience and strong ties to the communities they serve, Capital I remains dedicated to helping municipalities achieve better road outcomes. Their commitment to quality, safety, and innovation ensures that every kilometre maintained is one that lasts longer and drives smoothly.
