Dalcon was created by Dale Drevniok, C.E.T. in 2001 within a group of familly owned companies. After ten years of owning and operating several companies within the familly group, which included Frecon construction Ltd., Simcon Steel and Dalcon, Dale decided to start his own company which Dalcon Enterprises Inc was the result.  Dale has extensive experience in General contracting as an owner and as a project manager. Dale has successfully completed new building construction projects and renovations projects both in excess of twenty million dollars in construction value.

Some of the more notable projects would include the construction of the CHUM multimedia center in downtown Ottawa which currently houses the A-Channel, 580 CFRA and Kool FM radio stations, RCMP Police College Horse Exerciser as well as the Speaker's Corner on George street.

Dalcon has also constructed the pilot project for the light rail which tested the feasibility of the current light rail expansion. This project included the four stations south of the downtown core. These stations are located at Carleton University, Confederation, Carling and at the South Keys shopping center. The station at South Keys also included a pedestrian bridge that was required to span over the existing transit way.

Dalcon has also been involved in bridge construction in the last six years, completing over two bridges in the Ottawa region since 2003.