At Taber Machine Shop Ltd, we run welding and machining from Taber for southern Alberta oil and gas, construction, and agriculture jobs. Local metal repair is valuable when equipment needs a practical fix close to the field.
B-pressure welding and aluminum or stainless welding cover repairs in the shop and on site. General repairs and driveshaft repair keep machinery moving when a part can be fixed instead of replaced.
Fabrication and CNC plasma cutting round out the shop when a project needs a built-to-fit piece. Portable welding trucks bring that capability to field locations around Taber, and our team has served the area since 1989.
Well-site facilities need production assets that can handle field conditions before they leave the yard. TAK Oil & Gas Manufacturing builds oil and gas manufacturing projects from Erskine, Alberta, with production gear for Western Canadian and U.S. requirements.
Our manufacturing work is centered on well-site facilities and production packages. Treaters, free water knockouts, and flare stacks can be sourced or built into the project plan when the facility package calls for those assets.
Founded in 1999, TAK has served Canada's oil and gas industry through changing facility standards and project scopes. The Erskine shop keeps fabrication, welding, and production planning tied to the field requirement the finished package has to meet.
Tara Oilfield Services ties design to a real job condition around Didsbury, AB. The nearby scope includes engineering, manufacturing and flowback assets. We keep the focus on actual capabilities, operating context, and the next decision a customer is likely to make.
Our design scope starts with the condition of the asset. It can move a rough need into a practical build path. The engineering side helps customers turn requirements into buildable technical choices. For customers in Didsbury, AB, that means fewer vague calls and a better start for quoting or planning.
With manufacturing, the important details are fit, access, timing, and handoff. It can build equipment around the pressure, fit, and operating need. The flowback assets side helps customers support flowback and production jobs with purpose-built assets. It keeps the conversation practical. The customer can explain what is broken, what has to fit, and what has to move. Pressure assets works best when it is tied to the way the job will be installed or repaired. It can keep high-pressure service tied to code, fit, and protection needs. The gas monitoring side helps customers watch for gas hazards before the system is left unattended. This works for maintenance, shutdown, fabrication, repair, and supply decisions where a poor handoff costs time.
Design changes from one setting to another. A shop repair, plant issue, field call, or branch pickup can all create a different kind of request. The job context here includes oil and gas. That keeps the page close to the source facts without drifting into broad claims.
Most industrial calls start with something practical. A part has to be made. A unit has to be checked. A system has to keep running. We frame design with engineering so the next step can be tied to the asset, timing, and site condition. In Didsbury, AB, that may mean a shop visit, a branch conversation, a field dispatch, or a quote request tied to a real job. The practical benefit is less confusion at the start of the job. When design is explained through real use cases, the customer can ask a sharper question and avoid sending the request to the wrong place. Engineering gives that request a related path when the first issue turns into a part or repair question. Around Didsbury, AB, local access and response planning can shape the schedule. The result is a clearer path from first contact to workable scope.
The right next step depends on the job. It may be a worn part, a planned build, a field repair, a shop drawing, a rental need, or a supply decision. Starting with design and then connecting it to engineering, manufacturing and flowback assets keeps that conversation anchored. This scope connects to oil and gas. Around Didsbury, AB, we describe the scope a customer can discuss and the operating setting it fits. Planning stays clearer when design remains close to engineering. The two can affect repair timing and supply choices. They can also shape field access or shop scheduling. Didsbury, AB sets the local context without turning the description into a street-address block. The handoff should stay clear. A request may begin with one need and then move into a related part or repair question. It may also become a rental or inspection question. We use design as the anchor, then bring in engineering where it helps clarify the next step. That keeps the path helpful without adding a loose series. The detail should also help a customer decide what to do next. A person can check whether design belongs in the first call. They can also see when engineering should be part of the same conversation. That keeps the path practical without adding sectors that do not belong. Planning stays clearer when design remains close to engineering. The two can affect repair timing and supply choices. They can also shape field access or shop scheduling. Didsbury, AB sets the local context without turning the description into a street-address block.
Controls, electrical field work, and start-up planning have to connect before an energy project can move from design into operation. Tarco Consulting Inc is a Calgary-based boutique EPC delivering automation control systems, engineering, digital solutions, and E&I field services for energy and industrial sites.
We bring more than 25 years of experience to automation, construction, and commissioning work. Our teams plan the control system, electrical and instrumentation scope, field installation, and start-up path as connected project stages.
Automation and process control work often sits between engineering intent and operating equipment. We build that bridge with control systems, digital tools, project engineering, and field services for facility, rotating equipment, and turbomachinery applications.
Tarco works from Calgary with service reach that includes Red Deer, Houston, and energy-sector project sites. Our project conversations can start at engineering, construction planning, commissioning, or start-up when an automation or E&I scope needs one accountable delivery path.
We serve Kindersley, SK with electrical repair and installation for drilling and service rigs, oil and gas wells, and facility sites. We also handle construction and inspection when a job needs a fuller field-ready scope.
Explosion-proof electrical work and rig supplies are part of our oilfield side. Our office, sales, and dispatch staff keep a large parts inventory moving so the right materials are ready for the next call.
Residential electrical jobs like electric heating, automation, and air-conditioning wiring also sit alongside our field work.
#5 6112-45 St., Leduc, Alberta, Canada, T9E7C2 [email protected] 780-986-3144 Facebook LinkedIn Instagram YouTube X Taskmaster Technologies Inc. Taskmaster Technologies Inc. is an Alberta-based, employee-owned and operated company, founded in 2006 by a diverse team of experienced tradesmen. From day one, our focus has been on delivering innovative product solutions and unparalleled service.
Our mission is to be our client’s supplier of choice. We can only achieve this by building strong relationships and knowing our clients’ business. Our commitment is to supply our clients with products and service of the highest quality that meets and exceeds their needs. We are a modern facility located 1km south of Brooks.
A facility startup needs electrical and instrumentation work finished in the right order before control moves to full operation. Techmation Electric & Controls delivers electrical contractors and instrumentation service from Airdrie for commercial, heavy industrial, energy, and oil and gas facilities.
Our construction and maintenance teams handle electrical and instrumentation scopes across new builds, operating sites, and facility changes. We also provide 24-hour service for field issues that affect production, control, or safe operation.
Commissioning and start-up work is a defined part of our service. We take facilities from substantial completion toward Care, Custody and Control with electrical and instrumentation teams built for systematic checkout and handover.
Techmation has delivered value to the oil and gas industry for more than 30 years and was founded in 1995. Our Airdrie team plans construction, maintenance, and commissioning around site access, control requirements, and the operating state of the facility.
Pipe supports and fabricated metal parts need clean drawings, repeatable shop methods, and welders who understand how parts will be installed. East Lake Manufacturing works from Airdrie, Alberta with a 14,000-square-foot metal fabrication and manufacturing facility.
Our welding and fabricators team builds custom metal products for industrial and commercial use. CAD design, production, quality checks, and project management stay close together in the shop, which helps control fit, finish, and delivery.
The pipe support branch has been refined through dedicated shop procedures. That capability suits mechanical projects where supports, brackets, and fabricated assemblies need consistent dimensions before they move to site.
Established in Airdrie in 1980, we grew from a small welding operation into a larger manufacturing facility in the East Lake industrial area. Our shop can discuss fabrication scope, pipe support requirements, and powder coating needs for Alberta projects.
Power faults can stop a plant fast. Terel Electric Ltd handles electrical contracting from Grande Prairie across the Peace Region for commercial and industrial sites.
We handle maintenance and new construction. We also take on design work, retrofitting, and 24/7 emergency calls when a system needs prompt attention.
More than 40 years of experience shape the way we plan repairs, upgrades, and new installs around access, safety, and shutdown timing.
Terr-el Oilfield Welding 3849-76 ave, Edmonton, AB T6B2S8, CA. (780) 465-9201 ☰ ✕ Home welding gallery HEAT TREATING Terr-el Oilfield Welding Welcome to Terr-el Oilfield Welding About Us EXPERIENCE Our friendly, experienced staff will help you with any project. OUR TEAM Our staff members are highly skilled and have years of experience and certifications. But, their dedication to making sure your needs are met doesn't come from that, it comes from within.
Terrick Enterprises provides fabrication, welding, and construction services from Sherwood Park, Alberta, building custom oilfield equipment and industrial components for operators across the Edmonton region.
Pipeline testing gets hard to manage when field timing, freeze protection, and chemical handling all land on the same schedule. Terroco Industries Ltd. in Red Deer handles pipeline testing and methanol supply for Alberta oil and gas work, with field services built around active wells, pipelines, and production sites.
We've supplied methanol in Alberta since 1976. That background sits beside production and process chemicals, where the right product and handling keep treating programs moving without extra site time.
Our field fleet includes hot oil units, pressure trucks, and vacuum trucks. Acid hauling and secondary containment support round out the job when the job calls for fluid movement or controlled handling around wells and facilities.
We keep testing, treating, and site support tied to the job conditions across Alberta.
Onshore drilling equipment has to match the rig design, load path, and field use before it leaves the shop. The Rig Shop Limited builds oilfield fabrication from Edmonton for conventional drilling and coil tubing work.
We keep custom design and in-house engineering in the same workflow so the drawing, weld, and build stay connected. That suits equipment changes and one-off builds that need a clear path from concept to finished steel.
Since 1987, our CWB-certified welding has supported structural fabrication to CSA W47.1 Division 2. We keep the shop focused on the standards that have to hold up in service.
Thompson Bros (Constr) LP provides Site-Preparation, Road Building, Contractors-General Oilfield services to oil and gas operators in Spruce Grove, AB and across Western Canada.
Quality welding is crucial in the initial stages of any construction project – as a solid and well-serviced foundation is paramount to any future structural additions. The same is true regarding the relationships we create and maintain with our customers. Our journeymen and master welders are committed to working with you, rather than for you, and therefore gain a special appreciation and personal attachment to the success of your project. We at Tayco are proud that the customers we serviced decades ago still come to us with all of their welding needs, and we are confident that you will too.
Custom metal fabrication works best when engineering, processing, fabrication, and assembly stay connected. Total Metalworks supports Calgary-area industrial and energy customers with custom metal fabrication, steel fabrication, welding, engineering and design, processing, and assembly.
We provide mechanical and structural engineering support, material processing, fabrication, assembly, welding, and complete metalworking services from concept through finished build. More than 20 years in custom metal fabrication and stated certification coverage give buyers a stronger trust signal than a basic welding listing.
For oil and gas, construction, and industrial projects, Total Metalworks is useful when a job needs more than a single weld. The value is having design support, fabrication workflow, and assembly capability working together on custom metal solutions.
When a plant turnaround needs safety support close to the job, our Calgary branch keeps technicians and supplies on site. We handle safety technical services for industrial facilities, with inspection and testing plus maintenance and repairs for rental equipment and installed systems.
Our in-plant service centers keep routine checks, repairs, and supply needs tied to one team instead of splitting them across vendors. That setup works well when a site needs steadier coverage during shutdowns or day-to-day plant work.
We also supply OSHA-compliant Motorola two-way radios for site communications. Towers, repeaters, and accessories extend coverage across larger plants and remote work areas, and our manufacturer-trained technicians repair most brands used in industrial environments.
TRAC Engine Ltd came into existence when the owner bought an engine machine shop in 1990 and renamed it TRAC Engine Services Ltd. At the time, our owner was a heavy-duty mechanic with 18 years of experience and was already Interprovincial Red Seal certified in diesel engines. He took over a staff of three and operated out of a 4000 sq. Since then, the company has grown to 15 employees, occupying a space of 16,500 square feet.
A rig modification or discontinued equipment part can stop field work when the repair needs both welding judgment and machining skill. In Lloydminster, Triland Welding & Machine handles welding, machining, and fabrication from our shop on 51 Street.
We build and repair practical metalwork for oilfield, farm, and industrial equipment. Rig safety modifications, structural rebuilds, hydraulic cylinders, pins, bushings, rollers, and pullers are part of the shop scope shown in our product line.
Driveline problems need parts that fit the machine and the service load. We work with Quality Gear and Spicer driveline products for PTOs and drivelines used on equipment that has to go back to site.
Our family-run shop brings 30 years of experience to large and small jobs in Lloydminster and the surrounding area. The same team can also take on railings, arches, decorative signs, planters, gabions, and stands when a custom metal project needs shop-built detail.
A commercial truck or trailer out of service can stop a route, delivery, or work schedule. Trail Boss Truck & Trailer Repair in Edmonton handles all-make commercial truck and trailer repairs in Alberta.
CVIP inspection and engine rebuilds are part of the supported repair scope. The process can include teardown, repair, refinishing, quality control, and delivery for jobs that need more than a quick adjustment.
Welding is available when a truck or trailer needs metal work tied to road use. Our Edmonton shop keeps the conversation focused on the repair, inspection, or rebuild that gets the unit ready for the road again.
Brush and standing timber can slow access before an oil and gas, municipal, or land development project begins. TREE EATER INC., formerly Klassen Blade Contracting, handles Mulching Services and Brush Clearing from Blackfalds for Alberta land clearing and reclamation work.
We started in 2006 in Central Alberta and built our service around mulching as an environmentally focused land clearing method. The process reduces hauling and leaves chipped material on site where the project plan allows it.
Oil and gas sites often need access lines, lease areas, or project corridors cleared before equipment can move safely. Our land clearing and mulching work is planned for those site conditions, along with agricultural, municipal, and development work.
Reclamation is part of the same land plan. We help clear brush, mulch trees, and prepare areas so the next stage of development or site recovery can move ahead with fewer separate contractors.
They have successfully run their family business with their children Katy Messmer and Adam Sawarin. Both have become award-winning journeyman machinists and proudly fill out the Triland team. We take pride in bringing traditional techniques and new technology together. Family-run and operated Triland boasts 30 years of experience in all fields and all industries, both large and small.
Equipment overhaul can stall when a part needs machining before the asset can go back together. In Medicine Hat, Tri-Co Machining Ltd handles machine shop and welding jobs for repair work that needs tight shop control.
We machine parts for customers who need practical answers, not a long handoff between vendors. The shop takes on one-off machining as well as larger equipment projects where timing, measurement, and finish quality affect the next repair step.
Welding can be planned beside machining when a component needs both fit-up and repair. On production or facility equipment, that keeps the repair sequence closer to one Medicine Hat shop instead of splitting the job too early.
Our machine shop has more than 40 years in the trade. We keep the next conversation focused on the part, tolerance, material, and repair need so the job can move through the shop with fewer surprises.
Trigon Construction Ltd is a Blue Ridge, AB-based provider of Contractors-General Oilfield, Lease-Preparation, Maintenance Contractors, and Reclamation services.
Electrical planning on a commercial or industrial project has to line up with the build schedule, the service load, and the final inspection path. Triple A Electric Ltd works from Red Deer as an electrical contractor for commercial, industrial, and residential scopes, with source evidence also supporting communications, fibre optics, security, automation, and AV systems.
Our Red Deer team is strongest when electrical, low-voltage, and control-related activity need to be planned together. The source evidence supports a one-stop electrical, communication, and security contractor, so the copy groups the job by project systems instead of listing every category.
For an industrial or commercial request, the planning points are the site type, load requirement, communication path, security or automation need, and construction timing. We keep the electrical plan aligned with the rest of the project.
Through the highs and the lows, our quality is never overlooked. West Texas oil is our pride and we will never stop supporting our clients and their needs. We Can Help 113 E Calcutta, Odessa TX. 432-634-3786. SERVICES We understand that the right team with the right expertise is crucial to your success.
Package builds slow down when welding, staging, and warehousing are split apart. Triple S Specialty Welding & Fabrication Ltd works from Calgary with 12,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space for specialty oil and gas projects.
We build pump packages, structural skids, and separator packages in the same shop flow. Compressor packages and pressure piping follow when the job needs welded equipment tied to field pressure and flow requirements.
Heaters and strainers sit in the same build pattern when the package has to match the operating condition instead of a one-size-fits-all build. Founded in 2004, our Calgary team keeps the shop space ready for fabrication, staging, and warehousing before equipment heads to the field.
