Modular Buildings For Alberta's Energy And Mining Corridors
Alberta energy, mining and construction sites take drill camps, mine dry facilities and wellsite offices. Units ship from Sicamous complete and are set on skids or foundations on arrival, with sleeping quarters, kitchen, dining, washrooms and office space already built in. Modular buildings for Alberta operations scale from two-box configurations through to six-box complexes as crew size changes, and skid-mounted sets relocate between leases without dismantling.
Prairie wind and deep winter cold set the envelope specification. R20 walls and R40 roofs are standard specifications rather than upgrades, and HVAC can be sized for sustained sub-zero operation. Heated water and sewer runs keep plumbing working through the season, and interior walls are insulated for sound dampening between sleeping units, which matters on a camp where crews run opposite rotations in the same building.
More Than Camps: Alberta Wellsite Trailers And Mine Drys
Alberta operations take drill camps and mine drys, but the same plant supplies wellsite trailers, portable offices, washroom facilities, camp kitchens and custom steel fabrication from a CWB-certified weld shop. Alberta Part 10 certified alongside CSA A277, BCCSA COR, ISO 9001 and WCB. Recent Alberta work includes a six-box mine dry complex for a Fort McMurray operation, replacing a facility that had run out of locker capacity and could no longer turn gear around between shifts.
