The rental fleet lives in Red Deer's Queens Industrial area, next to the shop that builds and services it. Gas, dual-fuel and diesel sets for a Central Alberta site are quoted, prepared and load tested here — then trucked out with the cable and distribution to hook them up.
This list reads straight from the inventory system, so a unit that goes out on a job this morning drops off it. Open any card for the voltage, fuel and full spec sheet before you call.
Red Deer sits in the middle of a mixed economy — plants, farms, a growing city and the West Country oilpatch all inside a short drive. Each one needs power for different reasons, and the right package follows from that.
Petrochemical and processing sites east of the city take planned outages every few years. Temporary power keeps lighting, heat trace, instrument air and contractor trailers running while the permanent supply is down.
West of the QE2, toward Sylvan Lake, Rocky Mountain House and Sundre, leases often have gas on site. A set that burns it removes the fuel truck from the job — once the gas analysis says it can.
A store, clinic or cold-storage building facing a scheduled utility outage, or recovering from an unscheduled one. A standby package with a transfer switch carries the building until the grid is back.
Subdivisions and business parks in Red Deer, Blackfalds and Penhold need jobsite power before the permanent service is energised — for trailers, tools and, from October on, heat.
Grain dryers, aeration fans and shop power on a quarter with no three-phase service. Dryer season is short and unforgiving, so the set has to be sized to start the biggest fan on the first try.
Fairs, rodeos and concerts want quiet, steady power in a field for a weekend. Sound-attenuated packages and distribution sized for vendor rows, stage and lighting.
NexSource Power started in Red Deer in 2009. The Bentley and Sylvan Lake branches have since consolidated onto one ten-acre site on Queensgate Crescent, so sales, rentals, electrical and manufacturing now share a single yard.
For anyone renting in Central Alberta, that matters in a practical way. The NPI Series gas packages are designed, assembled and load tested in this building. When one of them needs a part at two in the morning, the part and the technician who knows the unit are in the same city as the site — not a courier ride from a distributor elsewhere.
It also means you can see the unit before it goes out. If you want to look over a package, check a connection or talk through the layout with the people who will set it up, ask for a time when you request a quote.
These are the towns and districts Red Deer rentals go out to most often. The list is where the work usually is, not a boundary — the same fleet ships to sites across Canada.
At 77 Queensgate Crescent, in the Queens Industrial area of the city. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, and field service answers around the clock. Call (403) 887-4567 before coming by, so the right person is in the yard to meet you.
For a site in or near the city, the limit is usually preparation rather than distance: matching the voltage, confirming the fuel and getting the cable and distribution together. Send the load, the address and the date you need power, and the desk will give you a straight answer about timing instead of a promise.
The live list above covers everything that is rentable today, from compact sets up to packages that run in parallel for plant-scale loads. The kW, voltage and fuel are listed on each unit. If you are unsure of your load, send the equipment list — sizing advice is free, including when the answer is a smaller unit.
Yes — fairs, rodeos, weddings and concerts all rent this way. Tell us what is plugging in — stage, lighting, food vendors, washroom trailers — and the package and distribution are sized for it. Sound-attenuated units are the usual choice when there are people around.
Yes. Flameless heaters, light towers and fuel tanks come from the same yard and are quoted with the generator, so one delivery covers a winter site. Flameless heat suits hazardous areas and hoarding, where an open flame is not allowed.
For many units, yes. Rent-to-own is available on the NPI Series and parts of the wider fleet, with rental payments put toward the purchase. It suits a Central Alberta operation that needs power now and expects to keep needing it. Ask which units qualify when you request a quote.
Tell us what the site is, what it has to run and when. The Red Deer desk will send a written quote for a package sized to the load, with delivery and hook-up included.
