Drayton Valley grew up around the Pembina oilfield, discovered in 1953 and still one of the reasons the town exists, and its commercial base is still oilfield-service shops, equipment yards and warehouses first. Those buildings run compressors, welders and vehicle bays through a long west-central Alberta winter.
The service-shop problem
An oilfield-service shop pushes warm, moist air against a cold steel wall and roof for months, so condensation and rust build up unless the envelope is sealed properly. Closed-cell spray foam insulates and air-seals in a single application.
What we cover in Drayton Valley
- Oilfield-service shops, equipment yards and warehouses.
- Pole barns and machine shops on the surrounding acreages.
- Metal and steel buildings with a condensation problem.
Specified and compliant
CAN/ULC-S705 standards, a manufacturer data sheet for thickness, and the code-required thermal barrier - available for the GC or an operator's vendor-prequal file.
Request a Drayton Valley commercial quote. See oilfield spray foam and pole barn spray foam.