Gas and diesel generators for heavy oil leases, thermal pads, plant turnarounds and farm yards around the Border City, with the cable, panels and winter heat to go with them.
These cards read straight from the rental inventory, so a unit listed here is not out on another job. Open one to see its fuel, voltage and output, then match it against the motors on your lease or the loads in your laydown.
Heavy oil built Lloydminster, and most rental power around the city still goes to it in some form. Farming fills the rest of the calendar.
Cold-production wells lift thick crude and sand with progressing cavity pumps, and a lease waiting on a power line still needs its drive heads turning. A generator can bridge the months between drilling and the utility connection.
Natural gas generator rentals →Steam-assisted pads and their central plants draw large construction crews during the build and again for expansions. Trailers, welders, tool cribs and temporary lighting all run off site power before the facility's own supply is live.
Industrial natural gas generator rentals →When the city's processing plants shut a unit down for maintenance, contractors set up beside it for weeks. One larger set with distribution panels spread across the laydown is usually tidier than a scatter of small portables.
Power distribution services →Oilfield service shops, fabrication bays and commercial construction in the city's industrial areas, where the building is framed long before the permanent service is energized.
Construction generator rental →Wellhead work, line thaws and hoarded equipment through a border-country winter. Flameless heaters bring their own engines, so they ride along with the generator without taking any of its capacity.
Flameless heater rentals →Canola and wheat farms from Vermilion to Maidstone run dryers and aeration fans hard through harvest, and a yard without three-phase service needs a generator sized to start those motors.
Agriculture power →NexSource runs one yard and shop, in Red Deer. A Lloydminster rental is set to the voltage the site asks for, matched to the fuel it will burn and run under load there before the truck leaves.
What goes on the trailer is the whole job rather than a bare generator: cable and distribution to reach the loads, a fuel tank or gas regulation as the site requires, and heaters when the season calls for them.
Once it is running, field service picks up the phone around the clock, seven days a week. Tell us which province the lease sits in when you ask for the quote, and it is written for that side of the line.
Communities on both sides of the line where Lloydminster-area rentals are sent. A site that is not listed is quoted in the same way: send the legal land location.
Yes. Leases, plants and yards east of the border are quoted the same way as those in Alberta. Give the legal land location or GPS coordinates so the quote is written for the correct province and the route to the site is planned properly.
Sometimes. Casing gas varies in volume and composition from well to well, so send a recent gas analysis and the flow you can count on. If the supply is too small or too unsteady to carry the load, a diesel set with a fuel tank is the dependable alternative.
That depends on the drive motor, how it starts and whatever else shares the lease, such as heat trace, a tank heater or a small building. Send the motor nameplates and say whether the drive is on a VFD or starts across the line. Sizing advice is free and comes with the quote.
Every unit leaves our Red Deer yard already set up and tested, on a truck carrying the cable, panels and fuel equipment the job needs. Tell us what it has to run, where the site is and when power is needed; delivery is part of the written quote. Field service answers 24/7 at (403) 887-4567.
As soon as the shutdown dates are set. A turnaround usually needs more than one generator plus distribution across the laydown, and agreeing that layout early is what lets everything arrive together and be connected before the crew shows up.
Yes. Flameless heaters are priced in the same quote. Each one has an engine of its own, which means wellheads, hoarding or equipment stay warm without borrowing any of the generator's output. List what needs heating and how cold the location gets in a bad week.
Share your loads, the legal land location, the rental dates and a gas analysis if you hope to burn lease gas. The written quote covers the whole package, delivered from Red Deer, and sizing advice costs nothing.
