Browse verified electric motors-repair contractors and suppliers in the electrical products & services sector, active across upstream, midstream, and downstream energy projects.
Industrial motors rarely fail on a schedule or in a clean shop setting. Continental Electric repairs and rewinds electric motors and generators from Calgary and Edmonton, with field teams available for Alberta and Western Canadian sites.
Our repair path covers high-voltage motor and generator assets, VPI, coil rewinds, bearing replacement, machining, balancing, and final testing. That keeps fault finding and repair planning tied to the same asset instead of splitting the job across several shops.
On-site electrical calls add testing, industrial electrical maintenance, and predictive maintenance for driven machinery in the field. Dry ice cleaning is available when motors or electrical gear need residue removed without water or disassembly.
Motor failure can stop a pump, fan, or compressor with little warning. Continental Electrical Motor Services handles electric motor repair, generator repair, and on-site electrical support from Edmonton and Calgary for industrial sites across Western Canada.
We repair and rewind motors and generators up to 13.8 kV. Shop capabilities include VPI and coil rewinds. We also handle bearing replacement and machining.
On-site testing, vibration analysis, and predictive maintenance help track performance issues before the shutdown grows. Dry ice cleaning removes dirt, oil, and residue from motors and electrical equipment without water or disassembly.
Since 1986, our Edmonton and Calgary teams have kept plant equipment moving for Alberta industry. We also handle new motor sales when a repair is not the right path.
Rig maintenance in the Peace Region depends on electrical field teams that can keep field power, motors, and site systems moving. Conway Electric Inc. serves Fort St John as an electrical contractor for oilfield and industrial sites.
Since 1973, our team has handled rig maintenance jobs where failed power or control equipment can slow a site down. We bring the experience and equipment needed for remote electrical faults, generator rental support, and electric motor repair.
We also repair signs when site identification or yard access needs attention. Short-term and long-term generator rentals are available for planned work, outage coverage, and field service windows.
Our Fort St John crew plans each call around the asset, the fault, and the site conditions first.
When an electric motor stops, a pump, generator, or control system can fall out of service fast. DTR Services repairs electric motors in Lethbridge and keeps generators and pumps turning across Southern Alberta oil and industrial sites.
Seal replacement and vibration checks help identify the fault before a small issue spreads. Our field team also handles programming and technical calls, so the repair stays matched to the motor and controls around it.
Since 2006, we have kept 24/7 emergency response available for urgent motor, generator, and pump calls. Agriculture, manufacturing, and oilfield production sites use that shop route when rotating machinery needs to come back quickly.
Framar Industries Ltd, operating under Moose MFG Ltd, is our Edmonton shop for welding and fabrication on oilfield pump systems and made-to-order metal parts. We build shop-made replacements when the worn piece has to match the original fit.
Our oilfield and pump products include mud gun nozzles, jet nozzles, and venturis. We also build pump shafts, shaft sleeves, and packing kits for equipment that has to go back together cleanly.
We also make the rope-brake cable-hoisting safety device, a mining safety product that has been part of our line since 1986. That keeps our shop tied to custom industrial parts and mining safety hardware.
Pump and motor problems can stop a facility long before a larger mechanical failure is visible. Superior Pump & Motor Service supports Edmonton, Central Alberta, and Northern Alberta with pump installation, motor repair, pump maintenance, troubleshooting, performance testing, parts fabrication, and 24-hour emergency service.
We support pumps, electric motors, electric motor repair, pump repair, vibration analysis, welding, on-site service, in-shop repair, new installations, inspections, replacements, and fabricated parts. Industrial, commercial, municipal, and residential coverage is listed, but the strongest Oil Authority use case is pump and motor reliability for facilities and service infrastructure.
For maintenance planners, the value is having repair and installation capability available both in the shop and on site. That can reduce downtime when a pump or motor problem needs diagnosis before replacement decisions are made.
Jacques Electric (1997) Ltd provides Electric Motors-Repair, Electric Motors, Welding-Equipment Repairs services to oil and gas operators in Dawson Creek, BC and across Western Canada.
P&H Industrial Services works through the HP Industries source path for Edmonton CNC machining and API-related manufacturing. We focus on parts that need more than a simple commodity order: prototype components, production runs, and machined oilfield parts that have to match a drawing, material requirement, tolerance, and end use. For customers in energy, manufacturing, and industrial repair, that makes the first conversation technical from the start instead of being reduced to a generic shop request.
CNC custom machining gives us a controlled way to move from a part problem to a usable component. A customer may need one replacement piece, a prototype for a design change, or a small production run after the first article proves out. The machining plan has to account for fit, finish, material, tolerance, and how the part will be used once it leaves the shop. When those details are clear early, the job is easier to quote, schedule, machine, inspect, and repeat.
Prototype-to-production capability is especially helpful when a component begins as a repair need and later becomes a regular supply item. A worn part might need to be measured and recreated. A new design may need one machined sample before it can move into a larger run. A customer may also need a part adjusted after seeing how it fits in the assembly. Keeping prototype and production paths connected helps reduce handoffs between design review, first-article machining, and repeat manufacturing.
Our API 6A evidence gives the profile a clear oilfield manufacturing angle. HP Industries states that it is licensed for the design and manufacturing of flanged connectors, tees, and crosses. Those are not general-purpose shop pieces. They are tied to pressure-control and flow-equipment decisions, so the end use affects the drawing review, material choice, quality path, and final acceptance. That is why API-related component requests need to be discussed as manufacturing jobs, not just as machining tasks.
Quality-system details belong in the service story because they shape how a machined part is controlled. The official source identifies ISO 9001:2008, API Spec Q1, and API 6A. We are not using those details as badges. They define expectations around documented requirements, review steps, traceability, and acceptance for customers who need manufacturing work to follow a known quality path. In oilfield component work, that structure can be as important as the cut itself.
Edmonton gives the service a practical base for Alberta industrial and oilfield customers. A request may come from a repair shop, a field-maintenance team, a manufacturer, or a company trying to replace a difficult component. The strongest starting point is the part's real application: whether it supports a pressure-control assembly, a flow-equipment connection, a production build, or a one-off repair. We keep the conversation tied to the component's use so the machining plan fits the operating need.
Precision and delivery timing are part of the same promise. A machined component has to fit, but it also has to arrive in time for the repair, build, or assembly schedule it supports. HP Industries emphasizes precision, on-time delivery, and products built to meet customer needs. In practice, that means customers should expect the scope to cover drawing review, material, quantity, tolerance, quality expectations, and schedule together. Those details determine whether the job is a prototype, a production run, or an API 6A component request.
Customers looking at P&H Industrial Services should now read the page as a machining and API-related manufacturing profile. The strongest supported services are CNC custom machining, prototype-to-production support, ISO/API quality-system manufacturing, and API 6A flanged connector, tee, and cross manufacturing through the HP Industries source path. That keeps the page aligned with current official evidence and gives the next service conversation a clear technical starting point.
R.L. Electric Motor Rewinding (1995) Ltd provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors-Repair, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
A failed starter, alternator, generator, pump motor, or magneto can take a truck, pump package, or mobile machine out of service. Smith Electric rebuilds and overhauls those electrical components from our Edmonton shop for customers across Canada.
We have worked in auto electric repair since 1963. Experienced machinists and parts specialists handle rebuilding and parts matching for trucks, buses, and construction machines. Agriculture and marine components are also supported by the product lines named on the site.
Our repair process uses multi-step testing, original equipment manufacturer parts when required, and manufacturer technical help for fit and performance. The job stays centered on the electrical component and the machine that needs to return to work.
