Farm and commercial electrical in the Smoky River area
Grain dryers, bins, shops, three-phase and the equipment that has to run when you need it.
Farm and acreage
Harvest doesn't wait, and neither does a dryer that won't start.
Grain dryers and bins
Power to dryers, aeration fans and bin sites, new installs and the faults that show up mid-harvest.
Shop and yard power
Sub-panels, welder and compressor circuits, overhead doors, yard lights and block heater posts.
Motors, starters and controls
Motor circuits, starters, contactors and controls, wired and troubleshot.
Services and upgrades
New services to yards, buildings and bin sites, and upgrades where the old service has run out of capacity.
Trenching and underground
Underground runs between buildings and out to bins and pivots.
Repairs and troubleshooting
Chasing down a fault on equipment that was working yesterday.
Shops and businesses
Storefronts, offices, shops and light industrial.
Tenant improvements and fit-ups
Wiring a new space or reworking one that was built for a different business.
Lighting
Interior lighting, retrofits, exterior and parking lot lighting, and emergency and exit lighting.
Services and distribution
Services, sub-panels and distribution for shops and commercial buildings.
Three-phase power
Three-phase services, motors, starters and equipment hookups.
Maintenance and repairs
Faults, failed circuits and the small jobs that keep getting put off.
Downtime costs more than the repair
On a farm or in a shop, the electrical bill is almost never the expensive part. The expensive part is the dryer sitting idle with trucks waiting, or the shop that cannot open. That is why the work gets done properly the first time rather than patched.
We tell you what it actually needs, price it before anything starts, and if something is going to fail soon we say so then rather than after it has. If it is a bigger job than it needs to be, we say that too.
Across the Smoky River area
Falher, Donnelly, Girouxville, McLennan, Guy, Jean Côté, High Prairie, Peace River, and the farms in between.
Not on the list? Call anyway. If it's a drive we can make, we'll tell you what the trip adds before we agree to anything.