A pipeline closure or pigging tee has to open cleanly, seal correctly, and hold up in pressure service. In-Line Flow Products Ltd manufactures ASME-certified pipeline closures and pigging tees from Edmonton for pipeline systems in Canada, the United States, and international markets.
Our product families support Pigging and flow-line access. Closures and pigging tees are built for pipeline systems that need safe access for pigs, inspection tools, cleaning runs, or isolation points.
Engineers, procurement teams, pipe distributors, supply stores, and valve distributors work with us when a project needs a defined closure or tee package. We focus on product design and manufacturing performance for pressure and pipeline service.
ASME-certified manufacturing is part of the product being specified. Our Edmonton shop supports pipeline closure and pigging tee requirements when pressure class, connection details, and asset needs must be matched before fabrication or supply.
In-Situ Machining Solutions is Canada's leading provider of on site machining services for construction, maintenance and emergency repairs. Based in Airdrie, AB.
A building automation fault can turn into heat loss, refrigeration trouble, or wasted runtime across a facility. Independent Control Services Ltd handles control and control systems, refrigeration, sheet metal, and HVAC service from Red Deer County for commercial and industrial sites in Central Alberta.
We have worked in Central Alberta since 1985. Our team is trained through Alberta Apprenticeship programs in air conditioning and refrigeration, electrical, gas fitting, plumbing, and sheet metal, which keeps related trades connected on HVAC and controls jobs.
As a Reliable Controls authorized dealer since 2005, we install and maintain building automation and control solutions for commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities. Those systems help facility staff manage HVAC performance, alarms, schedules, and comfort across active buildings.
Routine inspections are a core part of our maintenance agreements. Our Red Deer team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for service planning, maintenance response, and control system support.
Independent Energy About Us Independent Energy Solutions specializes in the manufacturing of tailor made client solutions, to everyday operational challenges. Our products are designed for clients that love both cutting edge technology combined with environmentally beneficial products. Our goal is to change the way that industry looks at projects and show that development and advancement can happen while preserving what is of most important to future generations, our environment. Based in Rocky Mountain House, AB.
With the addition of our in house machine shop, Fastec Engineering , we are able to manufacture a wide range of fastener products in special materials not available in standard inventories. For a quick and easy way to source standard and specialty fasteners, click on the MANUFACTURING tab to use our custom fastener drawings. By adding the required information and dimensions in the space provided, we will have accurate information for quoting and help you make the right choice for your application.
Remote Yukon projects need power equipment that can be installed, rented, and repaired close to site. Industrial Electric Services Ltd. works from Whitehorse as an electrical contractor for mining camps, off-grid installations, and industrial sites.
Diesel generator rental and generator sales are central to the offering. We also handle diesel pumps and electric submersible pumps. Motor repair, power distribution, and service for industrial electrical equipment sit beside that rental work when a northern site needs one shop for power and pumping needs.
Since 1983, our Whitehorse shop has supported Yukon Territory projects with industrial electrical repairs and generator rentals. Our focus stays on practical power, pumping, and electrical installation needs for northern conditions.
Engine downtime can stop a wellsite, pump station, or plant job before the next shift starts. Industrial Engines Ltd rebuilds industrial engines in Edmonton and manufactures oilfield pump jacks, top drive power units, natural gas compressor engines, and water pump packages for Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
We build around the horsepower, fuel, and site duty cycle instead of treating every engine package the same. Our top drive power units range from 20 to 250 HP, giving oilfield service teams a practical range for drilling and service applications.
Natural gas compressor engines are part of our core shop scope. We also package centrifugal pumps, trash pumps, and true trash pumps for water movement on construction sites, industrial sites, and field locations.
With more than 40 years in engine rebuilding, our Edmonton and Delta offices give customers a Canadian service base with cross-border reach. Talk with us about the engine, pump jack, compressor, or pump package needed for the site.
Industrial Parts and Equipment is a leading supplier of industrial parts, tools, and oilfield supplies from Regina, Saskatchewan, providing equipment solutions for the energy and industrial sectors across the prairies.
We have served the entire Wood Buffalo Region for the past 9 years. We Are an Environmentally Responsible Company We pride ourselves on incorporating up to 10 environmental initiatives in our work on a regular basis. No Job is Too Big or Small We service all makes and models of equipment from technical small tools to mechanical engines and more.
Expert Fence Craftsmanship Discover the beauty of quality fencing installations. Types of Fencing We Offer: Chainlink, Vinyl, and Barbed Wire. provides a range of fencing options, including durable chainlink, attractive vinyl, and secure barbed wire.
Explore industrial safety solutions from Infinity Industrial Safety Services, designed to protect your workforce and ensure a safe workplace environment.
Trusted technology solutions integrator. We keep people, places and things connected with a wide range of solutions and services. Based in Calgary, AB.
We have been in business since 1995 and have been operating out of our current location since 2009. is a distributor of Tremcar Inc., selling aluminum and stainless steel truck-mount tanks and trailers. At Inline, we specialize in stainless steel and aluminum welding, including custom mounting and rig up of all types of tanks from dangerous goods to food-grade sanitary. Certifications Certified Transport Canada Facility (Final Stage Manufacture) B620 Certification (Repair / Manufacture / Modifications / Assembly / Test) ALBERTA CVIP Inspection Facility Certified U.S.
New technology needs proof before it reaches an oilfield, plant, or transportation network. Alberta Innovates works from Edmonton with energy and industry clients that need applied research, testing facilities, and professional services tied to real operating problems.
Our subsidiaries, InnoTech Alberta and C-FER Technologies, deliver applied research services, facilities, and testing for government and industry. That includes energy, agriculture, forestry, transportation, and other sectors where field conditions shape the design.
For hydrocarbon projects, our Advanced Hydrocarbons team manages programs that improve extraction and processing. The goal is practical development for better production methods and stronger final products after hydrocarbons are processed.
Environmental innovation is part of our service path for Alberta industries planning new technology. We help research teams and industry partners move from concept to testing with the right program contact, facility path, or applied research conversation.
Process heat failures can slow production, raise fuel use, and create hard operating limits. Inproheat Industries Ltd works from Calgary with industrial heaters, heat exchangers, and burner-based energy systems for plants that need controlled heat in demanding service.
We build around SubCom direct fired heaters, direct evaporation solutions, and liquid heating solutions. These systems are used where heat transfer, combustion control, and process efficiency need to be engineered together instead of treated as separate parts.
Our Calgary team brings more than 60 years of industrial heating experience to new systems, upgrades, and technical reviews. We also supply refractory products and engineered materials when the heating package needs insulation, lining, or high-temperature protection.
For plant heating, liquid heating, or direct fired heater planning, our team can review the duty, process limits, and site conditions before matching the right Inproheat equipment path.
Insulation Snakes manufactures an extensive line of reusable insulation products from Breton, Alberta. Their removable insulation blankets protect valves, gauges, tanks, and piping in oilfield production facilities, reducing heat loss and freeze-ups in cold weather operations.
Integra Engineering Ltd. provides engineering solutions for the oil and gas industry (upstream, midstream, and downstream), municipal water treatment, technical start-ups, and public utilities.
Energy and industrial sites need electrical and instrumentation work that fits the build schedule, the commissioning plan, and the maintenance window. From Airdrie, Integral Energy Services Ltd. works on electrical contractors scope, instrumentation, and project management for energy, industrial, and commercial projects.
We take on industrial construction, commercial construction, design build, temporary power, and turnaround work when a site needs trades planned around active operations. Our team also supports camp construction and maintenance for remote or staged project needs.
Heat trace solutions and insulation are part of our industrial service mix. These scopes help protect lines, equipment, and operating systems where temperature control or energy performance affects reliability.
Modules and E-Houses give project teams a way to move electrical and control work into a planned build environment before field installation. We also handle pre-commissioning and commissioning so the final handoff matches the electrical and instrumentation plan.
Our Airdrie group plans service around energy facilities, industrial operations, and commercial sites that need coordinated electrical, instrumentation, insulation, and project management capacity.
This includes fit-testing reusable respirators with cartridges and filters, and tight-fitting facepieces that are used with powered or supplied air systems. Each test is performed by qualified personnel and follows all CSA standards. A full detailed report of the completed fit test is provided upon completion.
JAK Equipment provides weekly, monthly and long-term rentals, as well as used equipment for sale. We carry a full line of new equipment from Komatsu, Caterpillar, John Deere, Hitachi, Bomag, Volvo and Ammann. We operate out of a facility in Leduc, Alberta, where all of our units are regularly serviced and well maintained. Reliability in our machines is a major focus and selling point for our fleet.
International Oilfield Equipment Brokers Ltd provides Oilfield Equipment-Used, Oilfield Equipment-Brokers services to oil and gas operators in Calgary, AB and across Western Canada.
International Oilfield Equipment Rentals Ltd provides Oilfield Equipment-Used, Oilfield Equipment-Brokers services to oil and gas operators in Calgary, AB and across Western Canada.
Since 1957" Search for: About Us Rustrol 2023-07-07T10:55:03-04:00 About ICCC and Rustrol ® Systems Interprovincial Corrosion Control has been providing corrosion control/cathodic protection materials and professional engineering services to most major end users throughout Canada since 1957. ICCC is recognized by ‘NACE’ with accredited Corrosion Engineering staff, specializing in the protection of buried, immersed or above ground steel structures including: underground storage tanks, pipelines, petroleum refineries, elevated water storage tanks, et al. utilizing the proven technique of “Cathodic Protection”. Quality, Expertise and Knowledge ICCC manufactures a variety of product lines, i.e.
IPAC Services Corporation provides Fabricators, Contractors-General Oilfield, Tools services to oil and gas operators in Calgary, AB and across Western Canada.
Industrial warehouses need people who can start quickly and keep daily operations moving. IS2 Workforce Solutions handles employment agency work from Edmonton for Canadian employers that need full-time temporary staffing and mass recruitment.
We focus on workforce planning where volume, screening, and timing matter. That can include warehouse hiring, production-adjacent labour needs, and office roles that keep an operation organized.
As a fully Canadian owned and operated staffing firm, we work with employers that need a practical hiring process instead of a long search. Our team helps plan the role, find candidates, and move hiring forward with the right checks for the position.
For Edmonton-area staffing needs, our employment agency team can discuss temporary roles, mass recruitment timing, and warehouse workforce requirements.
LEVEL UP YOUR DIESEL TRUCK PERFORMANCE. Whether you just purchased your first used diesel truck or you're a seasoned diesel vet. . anyone who lives in Alberta can tell you that this is the place to be if you are a truck person. At Schultz Diesel Sports, we have more trucks in this province than you'll find anywhere else in Canada.
High-pressure fracturing jobs need a surface package that matches the completion plan before pressure reaches the wellhead. Isolation Equipment Services Inc works from Red Deer with high-pressure fracturing and wellhead-related systems for completion work.
Our source-backed scope centers on the pressure path. Multi-well completion manifolds and satellite dart launchers help organize flow control, while pumper units, ball launcher systems, coil headers, and isolation tools support the sequence at the well.
For a Red Deer request, the planning points are pressure class, well count, launcher setup, pumper requirement, and isolation method. We keep the conversation tied to the completion step that has to run safely.
Petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, organometallic impacts, and PFAS can slow a cleanup when the treatment chemistry is not proven at site scale. From Campbell River, BC, Ivey International Inc works in remediation with products and technical support for environmental consultants, environmental contractors, property developers, and oil and gas companies.
We support bench scale testing, pilot scale trials, and full-scale field implementation. That step-by-step approach helps match IVEY products to soil, bedrock, groundwater, and vapor remediation conditions before a larger field program moves ahead.
Our remediation product work includes IVEY technologies, real-time field surfactant test kits, and I-Packers for field applications. We also help with data analysis when a project needs to measure treatment performance over time.
When an impacted site moves into dispute, permitting, or community review, we can provide technical advice, professional opinions, affidavits, and expert witness support tied to environmental cleanup facts.
Buried utilities and tight access slow excavation work when a line must be found before the ground opens. IVIS Construction Inc. handles utility line locating and hydro excavation for underground infrastructure across Western Canada.
We use CCTV inspection and pressure flushing on sanitary and stormwater mains. Potable water lines and manholes are part of the same repair and maintenance work.
The Pipe Hunter is our high-pressure flushing option for tight spaces. Mandrel rentals are available for PVC deflection checks from 6 inches to 30 inches.
Since 1996, we have worked on CIPP relining and mechanical plumbing where trenchless repair keeps disruption down.
We apply polyurethane spray foam insulation and thermal barriers from Edmonton for Alberta oilfield, commercial, and industrial construction projects. J&G Urethanes / Superior Spray Systems also adds coating systems when the job needs an added protective finish.
We use spray foam on new builds and retrofits where heat control, access, and surface fit shape the application. Our material selection is driven by the job conditions, not a one-size-fits-all scope.
Safety stays part of the process. We keep trained personnel and jobsite procedures in place for spray foam and barrier work. With more than 35 years serving Alberta, we bring a practical Edmonton base to projects across the province.
Electrical work on an active site has to do more than connect power. It has to fit the real operating window, keep the system serviceable, and leave the next crew with something they can understand. We handle that kind of work from Edmonton with industrial, commercial, and institutional electrical contracting built around the job on the ground. When a project needs a clean install, a practical repair, or a better way to keep equipment running, we focus on the sequence that gets the job done without creating more disruption than the site can carry. That means planning around access, shutdown timing, and the way the building or facility actually runs once we leave.
Our strongest value is the mix of experience and practicality behind the electrical scope. J & J Electric has been part of Edmonton for a long time, and we story carries a family line that still shapes the way we work. That continuity shows up on jobs where judgment counts. We are not trying to force every site into a standard template. We look at the operating condition first, then we shape the electrical work so it can be completed, maintained, and troubleshot later. The result is a cleaner handoff, fewer avoidable questions, and an installation that fits the way the facility is used instead of the way a generic spec sheet might describe it.
Industrial and commercial sites often need more than basic installation work. A project can involve equipment changes, system updates, or repairs that have to happen while the rest of the operation keeps moving. We approach those jobs with that reality in mind. If access is tight, we plan for it. If the outage window is short, we keep the sequence efficient. If the system needs to be easier to service after commissioning, we keep that in view while the job is still open. That practical style helps reduce rework, avoid confusion, and keep the electrical scope aligned with how the site will actually operate after the crew leaves.
Fabrication and parts supply are part of that same approach. A missing component, a small fit issue, or a custom mounting need can stall a crew while everyone waits for the next piece to show up. We use fabrication to close those gaps and keep the electrical work moving. We use parts supply to keep the job tied to the real condition on site instead of forcing the team to work around an ill-fitting part or an unnecessary delay. Sometimes that means sourcing the right component quickly. Sometimes it means building a small piece that matches the application. Either way, the benefit is the same: fewer interruptions and a better fit between the installation and the unit it serves.
Safety training fits naturally into the same workflow because electrical work rarely happens in isolation. field teams share space, schedules shift, and the job zone often includes other trades or active operations. We support training that sets expectations before the field work begins, so the people on site start from the same understanding of sequence, readiness, and safe practice. That shared start reduces friction when more than one crew is moving through the same area. It also helps keep the electrical work focused on the actual task instead of avoidable coordination problems. For supervisors, that can make the difference between a smooth start and a day that spends too much time catching up.
We also carry we forward with the same grounded approach that has long defined our story. Mark continues the family tradition behind J & J Electric, and that continuity gives the job a steady feel that shows up on local jobs. Edmonton facilities do not need big claims. They need electrical contractors who keep the scope clear, keep the install serviceable, and keep the handoff simple for the next person who has to live with the result. That is the standard we work to. We handle industrial and electrical contracting and fabrication as a planned part of the job. We use parts supply and safety training to keep the service scope practical instead of turning it into a handoff between vendors.
Call Toll Free 1-800-565-7540 Call Local 1-902-443-8641 About Us John Murphy and his brother Michael founded J. Murphy Company in 1873 as one of 20 dry goods businesses in Halifax. Now owned by a fourth generation of Murphys, the family firm has evolved into a modern retail business featuring the highest quality brands of workwear and work boots, as well as a wholesale operation supplying linens to Maritime universities, hospitality and healthcare facilities. There we offer our customers a wide selection of footwear and clothing featuring brands such as Carhartt, Timberland Pro, Blundstone, and Helly Hansen.
J V Machine & Power Train Works is a full service shop that offers general repairs, custom machining, parts manufacturing and more in Central Alberta. Complete Repair Shop for Oil Field & Trucking Equipment
J & W Services Ltd ties repair planning to a real job condition around Edson, AB. The nearby scope includes valve, rental planning and safety preparation. We keep the focus on actual capabilities, operating context, and the next decision a customer is likely to make.
Our repair planning scope starts with the condition of the asset. It can find the fault and choose a repair path. The valve side helps customers plan flow control and isolation around the line. For customers in Edson, AB, that means fewer vague calls and a better start for quoting or planning.
With rental planning, the important details are fit, access, timing, and handoff. It can cover a short-term job need without buying the asset. The safety preparation side helps customers prepare people for hazards and response needs. It keeps the conversation practical. The customer can explain what is broken, what has to fit, and what has to move. Fabrication works best when it is tied to the way the job will be installed or repaired. It can turn measurements and wear points into buildable parts. The machining side helps customers bring worn parts back to usable dimensions. This works for maintenance, shutdown, fabrication, repair, and supply decisions where a poor handoff costs time.
Repair planning can mean different things in a shop, plant, field, or branch setting. Here, the published details connect it to oil and gas, custom work and repair. That gives customers a better way to place the service in a real job.
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 repair planning with valve so the next step can be tied to the asset, timing, and site condition. In Edson, AB, that may mean a shop visit, a branch conversation, a field dispatch, or a quote request tied to a real job.
The value is not just in naming repair planning. It is in showing how the scope connects to an asset, location, or schedule. Valve gives the customer another route when the first need changes. That makes the page more helpful without turning it into a long service series.
The final test is whether the service path feels clear. Repair planning, valve, rental planning and safety preparation should point to a real job discussion, not a category dump. This scope connects to oil and gas, custom work and repair. Listed as established in 1980, the operation also has a continuity signal for repeat local purchasing. In Edson, AB, that means connecting the capability to a branch, shop, field, or project decision the customer can act on. The detail should also help a customer decide what to do next. A person can check whether repair planning belongs in the first call. They can also see when valve should be part of the same conversation. That keeps the path practical without adding sectors that do not belong. Planning stays clearer when repair planning remains close to valve. The two can affect repair timing and supply choices. They can also shape field access or shop scheduling. Edson, 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 repair planning as the anchor, then bring in valve 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 repair planning belongs in the first call. They can also see when valve should be part of the same conversation. That keeps the path practical without adding sectors that do not belong.
