We’ve grown to be one of the world’s largest and technologically advanced oilfield service providers. We are defined by our inspired thinking and our culture of achievement, delivering a superior customer experience and trusted, reliable performance. Our premium services include contract drilling, directional drilling, underbalanced and managed pressure drilling, rental equipment, well servicing and production services. Established in 1987, our operations now extend from Canada and the United States to Latin America, the Middle East and Australia.
A local, family owned and operated business since 2012. opened its doors in early 2012. Our team has had experience in this field for over twenty years, and we offer highly experienced employees with great customer service. is a Northern California based finish grading business.
Short-notice freight out of Edmonton can miss a field window fast. Runners Light Hauling moves courier loads, hot shot freight, and light haul trucking across Western Canada from the Edmonton base.
We handle oilfield parts, pipeline freight, and construction material when the load needs quick dispatch. Forestry loads, distribution stock, and manufacturing runs follow the same light-haul lane when a full trailer is not the right answer.
Since 1980, the Edmonton dispatch line has handled local deliveries and longer Western Canada runs. We keep pickup timing, route details, and delivery timing close to the load so short-fuse freight stays moving.
Heavy oilfield moves need a hauling plan that handles weight, reach, and awkward equipment without slowing the site. We move service rigs, production equipment, and oversized field loads from Beaverlodge across Western Canada.
We haul pipe and tanks when the load has to stay tied to the next step on the lease. Coil tubing work and wellheads can follow the same route when the site needs a clean transfer. Matting and camp moves fit the same planning when access or ground conditions are tight.
Winch tractors and pickers cover the heavier lifts. Bed trucks handle the haul, crane rentals add the lift, and yard storage gives equipment a place to wait between moves. For almost 20 years, we have handled complex and overweight loads for Western Canadian oilfields on a 24-hour schedule.
A worn tie-off system can shut down a job at height. Safety Direct Ltd. manufactures fall protection gear in Sherwood Park, Alberta for commercial and industrial sites that need dependable tie-off protection.
We build CSA-certified products with custom options and quick turnaround when standard gear does not match the task. Harnesses, lanyards, and related fall protection items can also be cleaned and inspected so WCB and OSHA requirements stay on track.
The Sherwood Park shop keeps new gear, inspection planning, and cleaning under one roof for commercial and industrial facility use. That makes the safety file easier to manage before people go back to elevated tasks.
Surface prep can decide whether a coating holds up on steel, concrete, or field equipment. Sahara Sandblasting & Painting handles sandblasting and blasting from Edmonton for oil and gas, construction, mining, and industrial projects across Western Canada and the Northern Territories.
We use mobile sandblasting and painting units when the asset is better handled at the site than in a shop. That shows up for tanks, structures, industrial equipment, and other coated steel exposed to weather, abrasion, or process conditions.
Painting and coating follow the blasting stage when steel needs corrosion protection or a clean finish for service. Our team plans abrasive blasting and metal painting around project size, coating need, and site access.
Sahara has served this market since 1978. Our Edmonton blasting and coating team works on industrial, commercial, and oil and gas jobs where surface condition affects the life of the finished coating.
From engineering and construction to operations and logistics, Savage’s 75 years of experience mean you’re getting a partner with the knowledge and capabilities to get the job done. Get the most out of your facility by approaching design from an operator’s perspective. Whether you’re starting fresh with a new facility or looking for a new provider for an existing facility, Savage can help improve your site’s overall efficiency.
We specialize in all aspects of construction equipment rentals and are an industry leader in generator rentals. We also have a division of oilfield rentals. Based in Athabasca, AB.
Commotion Creek Contracting Ltd. formed in 1999 is based out of Chetwynd, BC serving the Peace area. With a wide variety of equipment CCC is diversified…
Oilfield work around Manning and northern Alberta often needs rentals, trucking, fluid handling, and site support dispatched from one regional contact. Silvertip Oilfield Services supplies oilfield rentals and trucking support from Manning, with service available across Alberta when the job requires travel.
The equipment and service scope includes rig mats, tanks, vacuum trucks, winch services, picker trucks, fluid hauling, construction services, camp accommodations, and truck services. Silvertip also lists heavy-duty trucks and skilled drivers for work ranging from spills to winching, keeping the offering centered on oilfield site movement rather than general rental supply.
COR, ISNetworld, and ComplyWorks records support contractor onboarding for Alberta field work. Contact Silvertip’s Manning dispatch about oilfield rental or trucking support for the location.
Changing lease conditions can make a rental order turn into a trucking, tank, or lifting problem. Silvertip Oilfield Services Inc. handles Alberta oilfield rentals from its Calgary profile, with rig mats and tanks available for wellsite and facility jobs.
Fluid moves and heavy pulls need trucks built for field access. Our trucking department works with vacuum trucks and fluid hauling for site cleanup or movement. Winch service and picker trucks help when the same field job turns into a pull or lift.
Pipeline work and construction support are handled when a job needs more than a rental drop. Reclamation, remediation, and camp accommodation add planning options for Alberta field jobs that need gear, tanks, trucks, or site support lined up through 24/7 dispatch.
Lease access and fluid movement can slow a field job before the main activity even starts. Silvertip Oilfield Services Inc. supplies oilfield rentals and trucking from Blackfalds for Alberta sites that need tanks, tools, or hauling close to the lease.
Our rental and trucking scope fits jobs where field material, fluid storage, and site movement have to be coordinated together. Tanks and rental tools cover the site need, while trucking and transportation help move the package without splitting the schedule across unrelated calls.
For Alberta rentals, the planning points are the site location, tank or tool need, hauling requirement, and timing around access. We help turn those details into a rental or trucking plan that fits the field schedule.
High-reach work in Calgary construction and facility maintenance needs the right lift before the job can start. Simon Lift Systems Inc rents lift equipment and material handling equipment for Calgary and surrounding area sites that need height, reach, or load placement.
Our rental equipment fleet includes scissor lifts, boom lifts, telehandlers, pusharounds, runabouts, material lifts, and accessories. Telehandlers, also called zoombooms, give outdoor construction sites higher lift, farther reach, and greater lift capacity than many smaller lift types.
Locally owned and operated since 1998, we focus on high-reach rental equipment in the Calgary market. The fleet includes familiar lift brands such as Skyjack, Genie, and JLG where available.
When access planning, lift height, or material placement drives the schedule, our Calgary rental team can match the equipment type and rental duration to the site task.
Smithbrook Mud Services Ltd starts the job conversation with repair planning around Brooks, AB. The nearby scope includes field hauling, safety preparation and trucking. 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 field hauling side helps customers move parts and field loads on a tight timeline. For customers in Brooks, AB, that means fewer vague calls and a better start for quoting or planning.
With safety preparation, the important details are fit, access, timing, and handoff. It can prepare people for hazards and response needs. The trucking side helps customers connect the request to the job condition and next decision. It keeps the conversation practical. The customer can explain what is broken, what has to fit, and what has to move. Repair planning 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 repair. That keeps the page close to the source facts without drifting into broad claims.
The service conversation should move quickly from label to task. With repair planning and field hauling, that means naming the asset, the failure point, the supply need, or the site condition early. Around Brooks, AB, that keeps the request grounded in the place where the job will actually happen.
The practical benefit is less confusion at the start of the job. When repair planning is explained through real use cases, the customer can ask a sharper question and avoid sending the request to the wrong place. Field hauling gives that request a related path when the first issue turns into a part or repair question. Around Brooks, AB, local access and response planning can shape the schedule. The result is a clearer path from first contact to workable scope.
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 field hauling where it helps clarify the next step. That keeps the path helpful without adding a loose series.
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 repair planning and then connecting it to field hauling, safety preparation and trucking keeps that conversation anchored. This scope connects to repair. Around Brooks, AB, we describe the scope a customer can discuss and the operating setting it fits. Planning stays clearer when repair planning remains close to field hauling. The two can affect repair timing and supply choices. They can also shape field access or shop scheduling. Brooks, 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 field hauling 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 field hauling 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 field hauling. The two can affect repair timing and supply choices. They can also shape field access or shop scheduling. Brooks, AB sets the local context without turning the description into a street-address block.
Tank trucks and pressure trucks need more than dispatch speed when a load has to move under TDG rules. Sniper Services runs trucking, tank truck, and pressure truck work from Whitecourt across Northern and Central Alberta.
The family-owned operation started in 2003. Branches in Whitecourt, Grande Prairie, Hinton, Edson, Fox Creek, and Swan Hills keep the fleet close to the route.
Our CVIP facility and hose bay test tanks under Transportation of Dangerous Goods requirements, and hoses are tested under Alberta Transportation rules before field use.
That keeps availability tied to the fluid type, route, and service window rather than to guesswork.
A dry construction site can lose time to dust, compaction delays, or empty tanks. Soakers Water Hauling Ltd handles water hauling in Edmonton and the surrounding area for construction, municipal, commercial, and oil and gas drilling needs.
We move non-potable water for dust control, road compaction, spray bar work, and tank filling. Each job is planned around site access, water volume, and the equipment already working on location.
For oil and gas drilling, water supply has to arrive when the site is ready for it. Our water trucks help keep drilling and construction schedules moving without turning water delivery into a separate problem.
We have served Edmonton-area customers for more than 23 years. Our Edmonton water hauling team can plan water delivery for construction sites, tanks, dust control, and drilling-related field work.
Spearing Service L.P. offers 24/7 oilfield trucking, fluid hauling, frac support, and sand and gravel services with a focus on safety and reliability. Based in Oxbow, SK.
Our Commitment We are dedicated to delivering reliable and efficient solutions tailored to meet the unique demands of the oil and gas industry. Stack utilizes the highest quality well-testing equipment that is maintained to the highest degree, ensuring precise results and seamless project execution. We understand the complexities of Alberta’s energy sector and are committed to supporting our clients with top-tier service and innovative testing strategies. Safety and Environmental Responsibility At Stack Production Testing, safety and environmental responsibility are at the heart of our operations.
Fresh water, crude oil, asphalt, and aggregates all call for the right hauling plan in the Hanna, Oyen, and Drumheller areas. Star West Trucking Ltd runs tank truck and transportation service from Hanna, Alberta for non-hazardous liquids, aggregates, and oilfield service work.
We have worked in this east-central Alberta region for more than 25 years. That local experience helps us plan routes, load timing, and site access for fluid hauling and aggregate movement.
Water hauling is part of our day-to-day field service. We also haul crude oil and asphalt when liquid transport needs to match the job type and handling requirements.
Dust control and trucking fit the same regional service pattern for roads, yards, and oilfield access areas. Our Hanna operation serves projects that need practical hauling support across the surrounding rural and industrial routes.
Fluid and waste movement can slow a jobsite when vacuum trucks, roll-off bins, and hydro-vac support are not ready together. Burton Oil handles trucking and hydro-vac work across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and New Mexico for oilfield and industrial sites that need liquid or solid waste removed.
We use vacuum trucks for fluid hauling and roll-off trucks for solids hauling. Hydro-excavation gives sites a controlled way to expose buried lines, clear access, or prepare work areas where mechanical digging creates avoidable risk.
Founded in 2012, our team brings more than a decade of oilfield service experience to hauling and site cleanup. Steam cleaning is supported as part of the oilfield service profile, while the main source evidence is strongest for fluid hauling, hydro-vac, and roll-off trucking.
Our field team plans hauling, hydro-vac, and roll-off truck availability around the worksite waste stream and the service area needed for the job.
Same-day freight across Calgary and Edmonton depends on close regional control. Steele's Transportation Group runs trucking, transportation, and logistics services from Calgary, with final mile and regional LTL freight focused on Alberta lanes.
We handle same-day and next-day freight for customers that need loads moved without building a private fleet. Our freight delivery work is built around Calgary and Edmonton markets, with Alberta service at the center of the route plan.
More than 60 years in transportation gives our team a long view of scheduling, equipment use, and freight handoff points. Steele's is also part of the FMi Logistics Group, which supports freight management when a shipment needs carrier coordination beyond one local move.
Our Calgary trucking team plans regional LTL, final mile delivery, and freight management around product timing, destination access, and service expectations in Alberta.
Overview. STH Resources Loading stock data. . is a full-service contract operating company designed to maximize productivity and increase profitability of any size oil and gas production operations facility. What we do best is make your facilities work at their optimum performance capability. Management Team As a team, STH staff are qualified and competent and we’re known for being safety oriented and environmentally.
Brake and clutch wear shows up fast on heavy trucks and industrial machines. Superior Industrial Frictions Ltd. remanufactures friction products in Edmonton for fleets that need dependable stopping and power transfer parts.
We use OEM-quality replacement parts in our remanufacturing process. Every item is tested under quality control before it leaves our shop.
Our Edmonton shop serves trucking, forestry, mining, construction, agricultural, transit, and oil and gas industry units. Those applications need brake and clutch parts that can hold under load.
A delayed pump part or field component can stall a site fast. Sure Shot Hotshot & Pilot Services Inc handles hot shot trucking and transportation from Edmonton for oil and gas, construction, and manufacturing freight across Western Canada and beyond.
We plan urgent deliveries with flatbed, van, and transport options. Our dispatch is built for short-notice freight that needs direct routing instead of waiting for a regular lane.
Oil and gas customers use our hot shot service for parts, equipment, and emergency deliveries. Canadian Dewatering LP has used Sure Shot Hotshot for emergency delivery support, which matches the response planning we handle.
For Edmonton hot shot trucking or pilot service planning, we align the truck, route, and delivery window with the shipment size and site timing.
In 2001 Trent Lindberg, Owner, bought his first steamer and started washing drilling rigs and steaming culverts. In 2006, Trent bought Swamp Donkey's first tank truck. Through 2010, steamers and tank trucks were what Swamp Donkey was known for. Seeing a gap in the market, Trent and his team decided they needed to offer a product to go alongside the tank trucks.
Wellbore and formation problems often start with the wrong fluid. Through Enerchem, Synerchem International Inc. in Calgary produces hydrocarbon drilling and fracturing fluids for Western Canadian oil and gas work.
Our solvent line does not contain additives and offers better formation compatibility, which suits wellbore and formation production problems.
Petrogas Logistics Partnership brings 40 years of fluid transportation experience to the same oilfield supply chain, so delivery can move with field timelines.
Our Calgary team keeps chemical treating, fracturing fluid supply, transportation, and trucking tied to one Western Canadian hydrocarbon fluids business.
Southern Alberta oilfield construction needs excavation, hauling, and field maintenance planned around the same site conditions. Taber Excavating specializes in oil and gas construction from Taber, with source evidence tying us to pipeline, battery, and well-abandonment projects.
Pipeline construction and battery maintenance sit beside excavating, internal pipe cutting, aggregate hauling, road maintenance, and custom gravel crushing in the supported source. Those pieces matter when a lease, battery, or line job needs ground work and material movement planned together.
For a Taber Excavating request, the planning details are site access, pipe or battery scope, abandonment need, aggregate requirement, and haul route. We keep the field plan tied to the ground and material problem on location.
Oilfield moves across North-Eastern Alberta need hauling gear that can handle weight, timing, and long rural routes. Theroux Trucking handles oilfield trucking from Lac La Biche, with bed trucks used to haul tanks and other oilfield assets.
We focus on freight and trucking for the oil and gas industry. Tank moves and asset relocation are planned around load size, road conditions, and the truck needed before anything leaves the yard.
Heavy lifts can change the plan on a field job. Our 45 ton pickers are built for lifting heavy assets and for trailer recovery during emergency situations.
With more than 60 years in oilfield hauling, we plan transport around North-Eastern Alberta access conditions. Lac La Biche and Edmonton contacts keep tank hauling and picker calls connected to the route schedule.
is a locally owned and family operated company that has been providing fluid hauling services to Fort St. and surrounding area since 1995. President Mike Wolsey brings over 40 years of experience in the fluid handling industry to Tidy Trucking Ltd. Tidy has always been a family orientated company.
Overfill prevention starts before a truck tank leaves the loading site. Titan Logix Corp. designs and manufactures Instrumentation, Gauges, and Fleet Management technology from Edmonton for bulk liquid transportation fleets hauling oil, water, and chemicals.
We build mobile liquid measurement solutions for tanks and truck fleets. Our level gauges and data tools help manage product levels, reduce spill risk, and keep liquid hauling information connected to the fleet plan.
Bulk liquid Transportation has different measurement demands than a fixed facility tank. A mobile tank gauge has to work with vibration, route changes, loading events, and delivery records while the truck is in service.
For more than 25 years, we have focused on advanced measurement solutions for bulk liquid trucking. Our Edmonton team supports tank and fleet projects where liquid level data, overfill prevention, and vehicle tracking need to work together.
Heavy oilfield moves around Edson often need more than a highway tractor. Titan Specialized Hauling LTD handles rig-moving, trucking, and specialized transportation for oil and gas, mining, and construction jobs across Alberta, with authorization for British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
Our fleet includes pickers, bed trucks, winch tractors, wheelers, pilot trucks, and specialty off-road equipment. That equipment mix fits rig moves, industrial loads, and field access where weight, road rules, and site conditions shape the haul plan.
Storage can be part of the transportation problem. We operate a 25-acre storage yard in Edson and a 5-acre storage yard in Hinton for equipment staging before or after a move.
Since 2008, our Edson head office has coordinated specialized hauling for work along Alberta resource corridors, including Hinton, Fox Creek, Grande Prairie, Rocky Mountain House, and Drayton Valley.
Field moves in Alberta and British Columbia often need the truck and the equipment in the same plan. Horizon Oilfield Rentals in Red Deer handles oilfield equipment-rental and trucking for jobs where hotshot trucking, winch tractors, and trailer options have to match the site schedule.
Flygt and trash pumps handle wet ground, blowdown work, and site water that cannot wait. Flare tanks, fire suppression, and boiler water are part of the same job flow when fluid control and safety are part of the day.
Our transportation side runs with highway tractors and light trucks for oilfield trucking across Western Canada. Recovery and blowdown work stay tied to the transport plan so the right unit reaches the right pad or facility without extra handoffs.
The Red Deer branch plans rental equipment and trucking around the load, site, and timing for Alberta and British Columbia oilfield jobs.
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.
100% Accuracy We’re disciplined, action-oriented, accountable, and constantly look for ways to improve our operations – especially if it involves technology. Safety & Guarantee Safety is the non-debatable establishment to all that we do. It is an honorable gesture for us and every one of the networks we serve. Our Little Story About Us As we keep disturbing the coordinated factors industry, we know the three goals that act as our way forward.
We take pride in offering reliable, high-quality customer service where safety is the number 1 priority. That’s why we stand behind our trained and experienced personnel, as well as our safety record when it comes to oilfield fluid hauling for the Central Alberta region. We care about keeping you, our team, and the environment safe on every haul.
Training or licensing gaps can slow a job before equipment reaches site. Trans Industrial Driver Training handles safety training and driver training from Saskatoon, with courses delivered at our training facility and on-site throughout Western Canada.
We train through Trans Industrial Certified Instructors. Our course paths include driver training programs, motorcycle rider training, safety training programs, and licensing information for people who need clear instruction before moving into regulated field or transportation roles.
Occupational health and safety training is supported by safety audits and consultations. That gives employers one place to plan training needs, review site expectations, and prepare workers for jobsite rules.
Our Saskatoon team can discuss course timing, on-site training needs, and driver training program options for Western Canada clients.
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.
