From the service entrance to every load point.
Power distribution in an industrial or commercial facility is a complete electrical infrastructure — not a single component. A proper distribution system needs to be designed for current load requirements and future expansion, installed to code, and commissioned to verify it works as engineered.
Pro Call Electric handles the full distribution scope:
Medium voltage work: primary distribution, pad-mounted and unit substation transformers, metering, and protection relay coordination.
Low voltage distribution: main distribution panels, sub-distribution, and branch panels to CEC requirements.
Switchgear: installation, commissioning, and maintenance of metal-clad and metal-enclosed switchgear.
Motor Control Centres (MCCs): installation and integration with distribution systems.
Bus duct and busway: installation of busway systems for industrial power distribution.
Panelboards and load centres: installation and balancing for commercial and light industrial facilities.
Cable tray and conduit infrastructure: backbone installation for power and control distribution.
Grounding and bonding systems: system grounding, ground fault protection, and bonding to the CEC standard.
Poor distribution design creates real operational risk.
Under-designed distribution systems are one of the most common root causes of:
- Nuisance breaker tripping under normal load.
- Harmonic problems causing equipment malfunction.
- Ground faults with unclear protection coordination.
- Inability to add load without a full infrastructure replacement.
- Non-compliance findings during AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) inspections.
Pro Call Electric approaches distribution as an engineering problem first — making sure the design is correct before the first conduit goes up.
Distribution experience across Alberta’s major sectors.
Oil and gas processing: upstream, midstream, and downstream facilities in Alberta and BC
Manufacturing and food processing: single-ended and double-ended substations, with critical load transfer
Commercial and retail: main service upgrades, tenant power distribution, and load expansion
Institutional: distribution for hospitals, schools, and municipal facilities
Mining and resource extraction
Complete capability from engineering to energisation.
Design + installation in one team: no coordination gap between design intent and what goes in the field.
Master Electricians Alberta and FSR BC: maximum certification for high-voltage and complex distribution projects.
ISNET, SECOR: approved for industrial operator sites in Alberta.
CEC compliance: every distribution system installed to the Canadian Electrical Code, with permit and inspection.
Full commissioning and documentation: energisation sequence, protection settings, as-builts, and test reports.
