The pitch
What walked into the Den
Cedar Brush Site Services, founded by Corey Janvier of the Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation, took a spot in the season 20 finale, episode 14, handling cleaning, janitorial and construction-site work.
Floated a request for $500,000 for a piece of 20 percent, which set the company at about $2,500,000.
After the show
What happened next
Outcome aside, a July 2026 look is where we can offer something verified.
The company is clearly operating. In July 2026 its site was live with online booking, a current phone number and email, and content dated to 2024, consistent with a firm that grew from a 2021 start into a real workforce per regional coverage.
Our read
The Hub verdict
Cedar Brush carried a services business into a finale slot with a half-million ask against a fifth of the business, pricing the firm at two and a half million, which is a punchy figure for cleaning, janitorial and site work that usually trades on contracts rather than product margins.
The finale disclosed no result and no other source recorded one, so we leave the deal question open. What is verifiable is the company itself, an Indigenous-owned firm that grew from a 2021 start into a real workforce per regional coverage, with a live booking site and current contact details in 2026. That confirms an operating business, not a handshake.
A finale services pitch at a bold valuation, outcome not aired.
Worth knowing: A live booking site confirms the business is running in 2026; what passed between Janvier and the Dragons is not something the finale put on the record.
