More than wiring. It’s building the power backbone of your facility.
Industrial electrical construction is a major scope of work that runs parallel to civil, mechanical, and structural — and every trade coordination problem shows up in the electrical rough-in. Getting it right requires experienced site supervision, careful drawing management, and a crew that can read and build from engineering drawings without creating field deficiencies.
Pro Call Electric has built electrical systems in active Alberta industrial sites since 2005. We understand what it takes to deliver on time, to drawing, and with documentation that holds up to audit.
Full electrical scope, from underground to energisation.
Underground work: direct-buried duct, concrete encased duct banks, pull pits, and duct sealing.
Cable tray and conduit: all conduit types (rigid PVC, galvanised rigid, EMT, flexible), all tray types — installed to drawing and code.
Power wiring: LV and MV power cables, installed, terminated, and tested.
Control and instrumentation wiring: from the panel to the field device, point-to-point verified.
Equipment connections: motors, drives, transformers, switchgear, MCCs, and skid-mounted equipment.
Grounding and bonding: site grounding systems, equipment grounds, and SPD (surge protection device) installation.
Lighting installations: area lighting, industrial and classified-area luminaires.
Temporary power: construction site temporary power and camp power.
Commissioning and handover: energisation sequence, testing, and as-built document package.
Site coordination is where electrical construction gets made or broken.
Subcontractor or prime contract: we work as either electrical subcontractor to a GC, or as prime electrical contractor directly with the owner
Drawing-based installation: we build to engineering drawings and track deviations in a field change notice (FCN) log.
QA/QC programme: materials receiving inspection, installation checks by foreman, and documented hold points before cover-up.
Progress reporting: regular progress reports aligned to project schedule milestones.
IFC drawing management: we track current-revision drawings and flag conflicts before they become deficiencies.
A construction crew that can also commission what it builds.
Master Electricians Alberta and FSR BC: credentials required for industrial LV and MV construction.
ISNET and SECOR: safety pre-qualification for Alberta and BC industrial operators.
Enoch Cree Nation affiliation: access to reserve land and Indigenous partnership projects.
Controls and automation in-house: same company that builds the conduit can commission the PLCs and MCCs — no coordination gap at handover.
20 years in Alberta: experience building in Sherwood Park, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, and across the province.
