Since 2014, Enertec has delivered highly technical projects across Canada and the United States, from municipal pumping stations to student housing and university campuses.
Enertec brings electrical, mechanical, fire protection and millwright crews together under one contract, so owners and general contractors get one team accountable for how every system performs.
We work where the details matter: live municipal plants, occupied campuses and residences with fixed move-in dates.
Each discipline is delivered by our own crews and coordinated from the same plan, from preconstruction to commissioning.
Distribution, motor control, instrumentation and life-safety systems.
Process piping, HVAC, plumbing and heating and cooling plants.
Sprinkler, standpipe and fire pump systems, tested to code.
Pump and motor installation, alignment and rebuilds.
Live facilities, tight tolerances, occupied campuses and municipal schedules. We take on work that needs several trades working as one.
New builds and upgrades of lift stations, booster stations and treatment facilities, often while the existing plant stays in service.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Millwright
Mid- and high-rise residences delivered on fixed academic-year deadlines.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Fire protection
Labs, academic buildings and central plants on campuses that stay open during construction.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Fire protection
Plants, process lines and power equipment where electrical, piping and rotating equipment all meet in the same space.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Fire protection · Millwright
Rental and condominium buildings where every suite has to be right, floor after floor.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Fire protection
Offices, retail and commercial space, from base building to tenant fit-out.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Fire protection
Residential over retail, office or community space, with every use coordinated under one contract.
Trades: Electrical · Mechanical · Fire protection
Complex projects go wrong in the gaps between trades. We close them by planning every system together from day one.
Constructability reviews, multi-trade coordination and a schedule built around the real sequence of work.
Long-lead equipment ordered early, assemblies prefabricated where it saves time on site.
All four trades working from one plan, with one supervisor accountable for the result.
Systems tested, verified and handed over with documentation your operators can use.
Enertec was founded in 2014 to take on technically demanding projects. That's still the work we're built for.
Over twelve years our crews have grown into four disciplines, working on municipal, institutional and private projects across Canada and the United States.
Our story
We work directly for owners or as a trade partner to general contractors, and we stay involved through commissioning and turnover.
Water and wastewater infrastructure built and upgraded around operators who can’t take the plant offline.
A single trade partner for electrical, mechanical and fire protection, with one schedule and one point of contact.
Work on occupied campuses, planned with facilities teams around the academic calendar.
Installations, shutdowns and turnarounds planned to keep production downtime short.
Site-specific safety plans, daily hazard assessments, lock-out procedures for live facilities and supervisors trained to stop work when something isn’t right. Safety is planned in preconstruction, not added on the first day on site.
Industry updates, code changes and what they mean for owners and builders.
A May 2026 final rule lets residential and light-commercial systems built before 2025 be installed until inventory runs out. The 2025 manufacturing cutoff still stands.
EPA has formally proposed keeping the PFOA and PFOS limits while extending their compliance date and rescinding limits for four other PFAS. Until it’s final, the 2024 rule stands.
ABC’s estimate of the US construction workforce shortfall fell for the second year running, while Canada faces a large wave of retirements. Skilled trades remain in short supply.
Tell us about the scope, location and schedule. We'll come back with how we'd approach it and which of our trades it needs.