Remote civil sites around Fort St. John need access, clearing, and ground control before heavy equipment can move safely. M&M Resources Inc handles Construction, Excavating, matting, and road building for resource and industrial projects in northeast British Columbia.
We build leases, clear land, mulch right-of-way, and prepare civil earthworks for project access. Our lowbed trucking moves heavy equipment between sites when construction, reclamation, or remediation schedules shift.
Pipeline reclamation, site remediation, landfill closure, facility decommissioning, and contaminated material hauling are part of our environmental scope. We also handle demolition when a facility or site has to be cleared before the next phase can begin.
Our field experience includes borrow pit excavation and lining, culvert placement, bridge installations, slope and soil stabilization, and river channel excavation. For oil and gas, pipeline, mining, and civil projects, we plan the equipment path around access, ground conditions, and cleanup requirements.
Mackin Welding provides welding, pipeline, tank fabrication, and construction services from Claresholm, Alberta, serving oil and gas and agricultural clients in southern Alberta.
Pipeline and industrial sites often need a building package that can move from design-build planning into production and delivery. Makloc builds Buildings-Metal systems from Nisku for structure construction tied to pipeline, industrial, and waste management projects.
Our metal building paths include self-frame systems, rigid frame systems, modular and skid solutions, and conventional steel. Each path suits a different site need, such as a maintenance shelter, e-house, or custom steel structure.
A fabrication shop, assembly yard, dedicated production teams, and a fleet of transports support the build process. This keeps fabrication, assembly, and delivery connected under one structure plan.
Makloc project experience includes ATCO metal structures, Western Canadian Pipeline Expansion activity, maintenance shelters, and e-houses. Our Nisku team plans metal building construction around the structure type, industrial use, and transport path.
Oil and gas pipeline maps need to be clear before a route, lease, or field visit starts. Mapworld Services 2000 Inc in Calgary keeps our map service centered on pipeline maps, land ownership names, and legal descriptions.
We also carry topographical maps for Alberta and Saskatchewan. Lake charts add another layer of detail when the job needs terrain reference or a broader view of the area.
Our Calgary location at 700 6 Avenue SW gives field planners a place to match the right map product to the job.
A pipeline cleaning run has one job: leave the line ready for the tool, test, or operating step that follows. Marler Integrity Inc. handles pigging, cleaning, purging, and inline inspection support from Alberta for oil and gas pipelines where the wrong cleanliness target can waste a full run.
Each inspection tool needs a different line condition. That changes the pigging sequence, tool choice, and field steps before the inspection or purge begins.
Our engineered pigging tools include ANSI Class 600 equipment and specialized Marler designs shaped by decades of field use. MarComp NG compressor rentals add job-specific support when cleaning or purging programs need extra field capacity.
Since 1961, our pipeline focus has stayed close to difficult pigging problems. The practical planning point is the line, tool requirement, cleaning target, access, pressure class, and outcome the project needs from the run.
Pipeline, power, water, and transportation assets need materials that can handle long service lives and harsh conditions. From Vaughan, Mattr Infrastructure Technologies works in advanced material technologies and complex manufacturing for infrastructure markets worldwide, including energy applications.
Our brand portfolio includes engineered product families used across demanding asset systems. Flexpipe is part of that portfolio, and its Rockwall, Texas facility adds manufacturing capacity for flexible pipe needs tied to energy and infrastructure work.
Manufacturing is the main strength we bring to infrastructure projects. Wire and cable manufacturing, engineered materials, and related product platforms help asset owners plan around durability, installation conditions, and long-term maintenance demands.
We focus on product families that serve infrastructure markets rather than one narrow jobsite task. Our Vaughan team can discuss Mattr manufacturing capabilities, energy-market applications, and the right brand channel for pipeline or infrastructure material needs.
Some facility and industrial assets cannot be checked safely by direct entry or a simple visual look. Maverick Inspection Ltd. delivers inspection services from Edmonton, Alberta using remote video inspection and infrared thermography for hard-to-access areas.
Remote Video Inspection is built for challenging or hazardous environments. We use camera-based inspection when confined access, height, or exposure makes a remote view the better way to document conditions.
Infrared Thermography helps us detect thermal patterns and anomalies in equipment and facilities. This method is used for maintenance planning when heat can point to an electrical, mechanical, or building-system concern.
Our Edmonton inspection team also handles utility locating, Ground Penetrating Radar, and RPAS where the site condition calls for those methods. We match the inspection approach to the asset and the condition information needed for repair or maintenance planning.
Oil and gas construction is easiest to manage when field scope, pipe movement, fabrication, and maintenance planning stay connected. At Maverick Oilfield Svc Ltd, we work from Provost with facility construction and pipeline installation. Fabrication supports custom field needs. Transportation keeps pipe, material, and large loads moving. Maintenance and project controls keep the job connected after the first scope is defined. Our public history points to oil and gas construction and transportation since 1978, so the profile stays close to field execution rather than a generic contractor summary.
Facility construction is one of Maverick's main service lines. We bring more than 40 years of experience and seasoned supervisors to facility construction. That experience helps when a job involves active oil and gas sites, tight access, and several pieces that have to happen in the right order. A facility build is not just a construction task. It has to fit the operating site, the schedule, and the equipment that will run there after handover.
Pipeline installation gives Maverick a second major operating lane. The official evidence names oil, gas, steam, and chemical pipeline installations, along with steel, fiberglass, flex-pipe, polyethylene, and flex-steel materials. That range counts because the material choice shapes handling, joining, routing, pressure considerations, and field planning. Customers need the installation conversation to match the line purpose and material before the job reaches the right-of-way or facility tie-in.
Transportation supports the construction and pipeline scope. Maverick's transportation division uses modern highway tractors and properly configured trailers to move loads throughout the western provinces. The site names linepipe and large over-dimensional loads, which are practical details for oilfield construction. A project can stall when pipe, equipment, or large components arrive late or arrive with the wrong hauling setup. Keeping transport close to the construction plan reduces that risk.
Fabrication and maintenance keep the job connected before and after installation. Fabrication helps when a site needs a custom piece, tie-in support, or a product that fits the actual field layout. Maintenance helps once the asset is operating and needs repair, replacement, or adjustment. Project controls give larger jobs a way to track progress, cost, timing, and field activity instead of letting the job drift from the plan.
From Provost, we support oil and gas customers across western Canada with facility work and pipeline installation. Fabrication, hauling, maintenance, and project coordination keep the field plan connected after the first scope is defined. The next conversation should name the facility or pipeline scope, the material or load involved, the field location, and the schedule pressure around the job. Our value is in keeping those pieces connected from planning through field execution.
Maintenance keeps that field connection alive after a new build or installation. A facility, line, or fabricated component may need repair, adjustment, or planned attention once it is operating. We keep maintenance close to the construction and pipeline story because field assets rarely sit still after handover. That helps customers plan for the whole asset cycle instead of treating construction, movement, and upkeep as unrelated calls.
Pipeline material variety is a real planning factor. Steel, fiberglass, flex-pipe, polyethylene, and flex-steel each change the handling, joining, and installation conversation. Maverick's published experience across those materials helps customers frame the job before the crew and materials arrive. That can reduce rework and keep the installation path aligned with the line purpose, pressure, route, and site conditions.
Transportation is more than a support task when the load is linepipe or an over-dimensional component. The hauling plan can affect when the crew can start, whether the right material reaches the site, and how many delays stack up before installation begins. By keeping transportation close to construction and pipeline work, Maverick helps customers plan the movement of materials as part of the field sequence instead of a separate scramble.
A facility build or pipeline job can lose time when construction, hauling, and field reporting are split apart. Maverick Oilfield Svc Ltd brings Oil & Gas Construction and Transportation together from Provost, Alberta for western Canadian oilfield projects.
Facility Construction is a core part of our service. With more than 40 years of experience, our supervisors plan oil and gas facility work around execution details, field conditions, and the quality standard expected on producing assets.
Pipeline Installation and Fabrication support the same project path. Our shop and field capability helps move pipe, structural pieces, and oilfield components from planning into installation without treating each step as a separate problem.
Transportation work is built for western province routes. We use highway tractors and properly configured trailers for linepipe and large over-dimensional loads.
Since 1978, Maverick has paired construction work with project controls. Detailed execution plans, daily field updates, and bi-weekly progress reports keep oil and gas projects visible from kickoff through completion.
Pipeline assets need upkeep before small defects turn into bigger field problems. MAXX North America Services delivers pipeline maintenance, integrity, and facility construction from Beaumont for U.S. pipeline and field services.
Our work centers on critical pipeline assets, where maintenance and integrity activity stay tied to the condition of the line and related facility assets. Facility construction fits the same operating picture when a site needs coordinated work around active infrastructure.
We bring the systems and operating strength of our Canadian parent group into U.S. field service work, with a safety-first, disciplined approach that suits long-life pipeline assets. Our operation keeps maintenance, integrity, and construction aligned from planning through field execution.
Rock, grade, and access limits can decide how fast a pipeline or civil site moves. McCaw's Drilling & Blasting Ltd. handles drilling and blasting from Rocky Mountain House for pipeline development, construction projects, trenching, and vibration analysis across challenging Western Canadian terrain.
We have worked in pipeline blasting for 45 years. That experience is used on rights-of-way, crossings, and difficult ground where controlled drilling and blasting must match the project plan and site conditions.
Civil projects need land shaped for roads, hydroelectric developments, wind farms, and other infrastructure. Our blasting team prepares rock and ground conditions so the next construction phase can proceed with the right profile.
Founded in 1977, McCaw's grew from highway projects into mining, pipeline, and civil blasting work. Safety and environmental care are part of how we plan drilling patterns, blast timing, and vibration control on active industrial sites.
As a large construction company with over 600 employees during peak season, no job is too big or too small. We employ competent and experienced project managers, superintendents and site foreman among many excellent and well-trained operators, office, and ground personal. It is thanks to our dedicated employees that we are able to complete projects within budget and on schedule without sacrificing quality. Throughout the organization, we continue to invest and reinvest in the resources needed to complete your projects.
Before you break ground, you need to know what is underneath. McLeod River Locating has been protecting Alberta's buried infrastructure since 2004, providing expert line locating, blind sweeps for unknown facilities, and electronic sketching that gives your project team the clarity to dig safely. SECOR certified with ISNetworld and ComplyWorks compliance, our Whitecourt-based crew covers the province with the accuracy and professionalism your ground disturbance project demands.
Remote oil and gas sites near Grande Cache often need access cleared before lease or pipeline construction can start. McNeil Construction works from Grande Cache on logging, road maintenance, pipeline development, and oil and gas lease development for Alberta field projects.
We started as a logging operation in 1987 and expanded into oilfield construction. That history fits jobs where timber clearing, access roads, lease pads, and pipeline routes have to be planned as one field sequence.
Gravel and crusher capability help prepare roads and lease access for construction traffic. Tank truck, steam truck, pressure truck, or vacuum truck support can be added when fluid handling or site service equipment is part of the scope.
Our Grande Cache team plans construction and pipeline work around terrain, clearing, equipment movement, road condition, and the sequence needed to make the site usable.
Energy infrastructure projects need pipeline construction that can move from planning into field execution. Mears Canada Corporation works from Nisku on pipeline and facility construction for oil and natural gas assets across North America.
We build and maintain infrastructure for pipeline owners and facility owners. Our work includes fabrication tied to construction scope, plus replacement and repair programs for assets that need to stay reliable through changing operating conditions.
Directional Drilling-Horizontal Crossings fit routes that must pass under roads, waterways, or developed ground. When crossing work is part of a larger pipeline job, we plan it with access, environmental controls, and commissioning requirements.
Our Nisku office connects Alberta project planning with Mears' North American energy infrastructure capability. We also take on renewable natural gas projects from early-stage planning through construction and commissioning when the scope calls for that service.
Ground movement, corridor risk, and water crossings can change the plan on a pipeline or infrastructure project. Measurement Sciences Inc. is a Calgary professional engineering and land surveying firm focused on Surveyors-Land services, pipeline integrity, and environmental monitoring for projects that need clear field data.
We use LiDAR and imagery to capture site conditions, then turn that information into measurements that support planning and construction decisions. For pipeline work, our pipeline integrity services help define where monitoring, survey control, or further review is needed.
Remote northern sites need measurements that can keep up with changing ground. Our movement monitoring experience includes real-time monitoring for an active geotechnical hazard on a northern Alberta slope.
Founded in 2005, MSI brings engineering, land surveying, and technical field capability into one Calgary-based team. We also handle bathymetric surveying where underwater profiles are part of the project scope.
Our Calgary team plans survey, monitoring, and pipeline integrity work around the asset, terrain, access limits, and reporting needs for energy, infrastructure, and environmental projects.
Mel's Backhoe & Steaming provides excavating, grading, pipeline, reclamation, road building, and steaming services from Stettler, Alberta, supporting oil and gas operations in east-central Alberta.
We are not a bank or a credit union. However our team has experience working in banks, so we know how they work and their limitations around loans and lending. We understand their processes can be complicated, long and frustrating and we want to take that burden away from our clients, so they can focus on running their business. We also get access to terms that business owners wouldn’t receive and pass those savings onto you.
Pipeline and resource projects need survey control before land, access, and construction decisions move forward. Meridian Surveys delivers land and pipeline surveying from Lloydminster for resource, pipeline, municipal, and construction projects in Western Canada.
We measure, define, and map property and asset boundaries. That field data supports pipeline routes, construction surveys, municipal works, and resource development where location accuracy affects design, compliance, and field execution.
Established in 1966, Meridian Surveys has built its practice around registered land surveying. Our Lloydminster team works within a wider office network serving Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba project areas.
For pipeline surveying or construction survey planning near Lloydminster, our role is to bring clear measurements, mapping, and boundary information into the project before field decisions become costly.
Southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba oil and gas facilities need maintenance contractors that can work across pipelines, plants, wellsites, and fabrication needs. McGillicky Oilfield, connected to the Meryle’s Oilfield Construction record, operates from Estevan with field and plant maintenance capability.
McGillicky supports pipeline construction, pipeline repair, pipeline maintenance, pipeline integrity maintenance, facility construction, wellsite maintenance, plant turnarounds and shutdowns, setting pump jacks, fabrication, and rental or sale of oilfield equipment. That scope is useful where facility maintenance and pipeline service have to be handled by the same regional oilfield contractor.
McGillicky has operated locally since 1988 and lists 24-hour service for local industries. Pipeline construction or oilfield maintenance in southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba is the strongest service match for this record.
Inspection gaps on a plant or pipeline job can hold up turnover, repairs, and documentation. From Fort McMurray, Metalcare Group Inc works as an inspection service partner for oil and gas, petroleum, petrochemical, chemical, power generation, and pipeline projects.
Our QA/QC and welding inspection role is tied to construction and maintenance activity where records, weld quality, and field coordination need to stay aligned. We also support instrumentation and related technical project needs when they sit inside the same industrial job scope.
Metalcare has served these sectors for more than a decade.
We keep Fort McMurray inspection planning focused on the asset, the schedule, and the documentation path. That can mean welding inspection for a construction package, QA/QC support for a facility project, or inspection service coordination for pipeline and petrochemical work.
Oilfield machine work around Lloydminster often starts with a damaged connection, a worn wellhead component, or a part that has to be repaired before field time is lost. Metaltek Machining Ltd runs a design, engineering, and manufacturing facility on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border for oil and gas, mining, aerospace, and industrial work.
Our oilfield services include wellhead equipment manufacture and repair, rotary connection work, and threading or re-threading for casing, tubing, and line pipe. We also build downhole production and fishing equipment, with customer drill pipe and collars stored through the shop when the job calls for it.
Inside the facility, CNC machines, conventional machines, and advanced CAD/CAM software support both repairs and new manufacturing. Overhead cranes move parts through the shop and yard, so heavier components can stay in one production flow from setup to finished work.
Since 1997, Metaltek has served local and international projects from Lloydminster. Our shop is built for components where geometry, thread condition, repair method, and final field use all have to line up before the cut, weld, or program starts.
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Inline pipeline inspection needs electronics that can survive vibration, battery limits, and confined tool space. Microlynx Systems Ltd designs rugged battery-operated electronics in Calgary for pipeline inspection and analysis systems, along with other industrial electronics and software projects.
We take hardware and software from concept into production. That can include electronics design, firmware, wireless networking, Windows applications, web applications, database work, and utility software when those pieces belong in the same engineered system.
Resource development, utilities, transportation, manufacturing, security, agriculture, defense, and logistics customers have used our electronics engineering depth for more than 35 years. Since 1984, our focus has been designs that work in real operating environments.
Pipeline tools and field equipment often need custom design rather than an off-the-shelf board. Our Calgary team builds the electronics and software stack around the inspection job, power limits, enclosure needs, and data workflow.
MRC Global is a leading global distributor of pipe, valve and fitting (PVF), products and services to the energy and industrial markets. Based in Calgary, AB.
Pipeline and facility work depends on the right PVF package before the job reaches the field. Midfield Valve & Supply is a Valves and Fittings distributor serving Canada’s energy and resource sectors with pipe, valves, flanges, and related industrial components.
We help source valves for isolation, flow control, and project replacement needs. Our product scope also includes pipe and tubular goods for industrial applications where matching material, size, and connection type affects the whole build.
Fittings and flanges sit at the center of many pipeline and plant tie-ins. Our Nisku branch works with projects that need PVF material, piping components, measurement items, and accessories planned together instead of ordered as separate parts.
With locations in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, we can align valve, fitting, automation, and pipe supply with regional project requirements across Canadian energy and resource work.
We build heavy-duty power tools and hand tools in Scarborough for drilling, fastening, and electrical installation work. Milwaukee Tools keeps the line aimed at industrial and trade use where access, material, and runtime shape the tool choice.
Drilling and fastening tools sit alongside SAWZALL reciprocating saws and MX FUEL equipment. Batteries and chargers keep the tools moving. Site lighting and modular storage round out the line when the job needs cordless mobility and a cleaner handoff between the shop and the jobsite.
ONE-KEY connected features track items and manage inventory as tools move through a shift.
Minimal Impact provides Directional Drilling-Horizontal Crossings, Pipeline-Contractors, Road Boring services to oil and gas operators in Calgary, AB and across Western Canada.
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In the Drayton Valley area, maintenance and pipeline work often land on the same shutdown window. Mint Oilfield Maintenance Ltd. handles repair, replacement, and upkeep for oilfield sites that need both.
Certified pipefitters handle the pipefitting side of the job. Twenty-four hour, seven-day availability keeps the schedule open when a maintenance call turns urgent.
Facility construction sits beside the repair work when a site needs more than a patch. Our team can repair, replace, and maintain a complete facility without splitting the job into separate calls.
For Drayton Valley-area field sites, the maintenance, pipeline, and construction scope stays tied to the access window and the asset on site.
Pressure loss, metal loss, and hidden corrosion call for inspection methods that see inside the asset. Mistras Canada Inc handles non-destructive inspection work for pipelines, pressure vessels, tanks, and aboveground piping around Olds.
Our TriStream MFL pipeline work uses multiple magnetic vectors, caliper data, and IMU data to map metal loss, deformation, and position along the line. That gives a tighter integrity picture when pipeline condition drives the next decision.
MONPAC acoustic emission testing checks pressure vessels, spheres, and tanks during a single pressure test. ART Crawler digital radiography looks for internal corrosion and corrosion under insulation on insulated and uninsulated aboveground piping.
Large Structure Inspections add robotic scanning for corrosion and erosion on larger assets. For pipeline integrity or pressure equipment reviews, we can match the inspection method to the asset and the access window.
Vegetation growth can block access, strain right-of-way maintenance, and slow oilfield site planning. Mitchco Environmental handles weed control and industrial vegetation management from Kitscoty for oilfield and industrial sites across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
We use spraying, mowing, fencing, and brush removal to keep disturbed land and access areas manageable. These services fit pipeline corridors, industrial properties, lease areas, and other sites where vegetation has to be controlled before maintenance or reclamation can move ahead.
Our reclamation service uses light equipment for soil preparation, seeding, fertilizing, rock picking, root picking, sub-soiling, site cleanup, and disposal. The goal is to return damaged or disturbed land to a more stable condition after oilfield or industrial activity.
Environmental drilling is part of our site assessment work. We use truck-mounted and track-mounted environmental drill rigs for Phase II site assessments where soil or groundwater conditions need field investigation.
We have served the Alberta and Saskatchewan oilfield and industrial sector since 1998. Our Kitscoty team plans vegetation management, reclamation, fencing, and environmental drilling around site access, ground conditions, and project timing.
Fluid handling on oil and gas sites needs the right tank truck, pressure rating, and disposal path. From Sundre, Capital Pressure handles Trucks-Pressure and fluid transportation for oil and gas work across western Canada.
We move fluids for sweet and sour service, pressured service, and fresh or potable water needs. That supports wellsite, pipeline, and facility jobs where the wrong unit can slow down the whole shift.
Combination vacuum and scrubber units add another option for waste product management. With steamers and Bowie pumps, our Scrombo unit is built for large volume fluid transfers when a site needs controlled handling and cleanup.
Capital Pressure operates as a provincial and federally regulated carrier. Our western Canadian service area supports oil and gas fluid movement, pressure service, and tank truck planning from the Sundre base.
Pressure vessels, pipelines, and cathodic protection systems need inspection programs that hold up under ABSA requirements and field operating conditions. Mountain West Services, also presented as MWS Integrity Solutions, supports oil and gas integrity work from Whitecourt.
MWS specializes in third-party inspections for pressure vessels and pipelines, with experience across cathodic protection, NDE, corrosion work, fabrication-related review, regulatory requirements, and safe equipment operation. The site also references work-order programs for maintenance and routine task tracking, which connects inspection findings to the ongoing field activity that follows.
ABSA and COR records make Mountain West a practical option for facilities and pipeline assets where documented inspection and corrosion-control planning are central to risk management. Contact MWS about pressure-vessel or pipeline inspection work.
This is achieved by the use of a combination of high pressure water and a powerful vacuum to remove soil cover. We are known for our efficient, safe and on‑time services. Our operators are professional, knowledgeable and eager to help you get your job done with the highest level of quality. Mission Statement DR Hydrovac’s mission is to promote safety and productivity, while establishing, developing and maintaining successful customer relationships.
was established in 1981 and is the second oldest independent Canadian drilling fluid company. Our stated goal is to focus on providing the highest quality products for our client’s wells and to service these operations with some of the most experienced mud personnel in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. In our nearly 40 years of operation, we have continually modernized with new systems or additives to help improve our clients drilling operations, while maintaining our firm commitment to worker health, safety and the environment. Innovative, respected and experienced represents what Mud Master Drilling Fluids prides itself on.
