The heavier end of commercial electrical. Springbank Electrical installs and services power distribution, motor control, drives and the grounding that ties it together, for facilities across Calgary.
Distribution work is judged on what happens years later. Cable tray that was planned properly still has room for the next circuit, grounding that was done properly keeps equipment alive through a fault, and a motor control centre that was labelled properly can be worked on by someone who was not there when it was built.
Drawings, existing gear and the loads you are actually running, checked before anything is specified.
Distribution, controls and tray sized for the plant now and the additions you already know are coming.
Gear set, cable pulled, terminations made and the system labelled properly.
Tested, grounded, documented, and handed over so the next electrician is not guessing.
Yes. Motor control centres, VFDs and DC speed drives are part of our commercial work, including installation, replacement and fault finding on existing equipment.
Usually. The starting point is what the existing service and distribution can carry, since adding load to a system already near its limit creates a problem rather than solving one. We review the existing gear before quoting the addition.
Grounding is what gives fault current a safe path and what keeps voltage references stable across a facility. Poor grounding shows up as equipment that fails early and faults nobody can trace, and it is one of the most common problems we find on sites built in stages.
Yes. Cable tray is worth planning properly because it determines how easily the next circuit gets added, and we install communications and data cabling alongside power where the site needs both.
Tell us about the facility, the equipment involved and whether drawings exist. We will come back with a clear quote.
(403) 819-5141kevin@springbankelectrical.ca