Our projects team completed the electrical work for the new 42,000 sq. ft dry fertilizer facility with a 1,400 sq. ft office/control room space and 11 bin liquid fertilizer pad.
Scope of Work: We worked along side VCM to construct a space that will house SaskPower's regional maintenance personnel. This 10,000 sq ft building consists of office and shop space, a comprehensive security system and a 100KW ground mount solar system.
Our team completed a renovation of the intake area, interview rooms, holding cells, and staff quarters. Project Name:Rosetown RCMP Detachment Upgrades
Scope of Work: The upgrades to the detachment included new emergency lighting and power monitoring throughout the building, and an upgrade to the fire alarm system.
A unique upgrade to Biggar's Downtown Core - enhancing the experience for residents, visitors, and the business community. Project Name:Biggar Revitalization Project
Scope of Work: Our team completed trenching, excavation and underground conduit installs.
Proud to provide our services to PCCU, who could not be more proud of the members they serve. Their determination, grit, and passion for the prairies is what helped them grow to a full-service financial institution. Project Name:Prairie Centre Credit Union Administration Building - Rosetown, SK.
RME knows Ag and construction. With 36 branches across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, RME is the largest independent agriculture dealer in Canada providing professional, stable, and dependable equipment. We were thrilled to be chosen to bring their vision to life in Kindersley, SK.
There's nothing better than getting to be a part of community building - working on exciting projects like this one! Thank-you to Dr. Maedel for continuing to invest in our community, and for trusting Impact Energy to complete the electrical work on your new space.
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.
