Impact Energy Services are proud resellers and installers of Electric Avenue Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers. Electric Avenue Chargers are designed for our Canadian Climate. These charging systems provide industry-leading innovative technology that manages the communication between your electric vehicle, grid, building and charger.
Thermal imaging is not only an excellent tool to assess operational performance, it’s also integral in identifying potential risks before they occur to minimize downtime, improve efficiencies and avoid catastrophic failures.
From Honest Roots. Impact was founded with the desire to build and support our communities - to employ and foster local talent, to service local business and to give back to and take part in community initiatives.
Impact has been building panels in-house for over 4 years and custom VFD’s for the last 2 years. However, in March 2020 we gained our CSA certification to build custom panels to cCSAus and cULus standards, making us the only CSA approved outfit in West Central Saskatchewan.
In 2017, Rosetown based Blue Sky Hemp Ventures was founded with ambitions of becoming world leaders in ‘Whole Plant Utilization of Hemp’- harnessing the full value of the grain for superfoods, flower for CBD extraction and the stalks for a wide variety of sustainable industrial products.
PRESS RELEASE: April 22, 2020Local electrical, plumbing and heating company buys 100 gift certificates to support local business and is empowering other businesses to do the same.
Impact Energy Services today announces the launch of their Pay It Forward To Support Local campaign.
Winter happens. Especially on the prairies. Anyone who has experienced a Canadian winter knows that - like a pendulum they can see some extremely cold temperatures one week only to swing and have long periods of moderate climate the next.
Impact Energy Services respectfully acknowledges that we are located and operate on Treaty 6 territory, and that our Industrial division partners, BNDDI, reside on Treaty 10. These are the traditional homelands of the Metis people. It is with gratitude that we now live, learn, and work where the past, present and future of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples come together.
