Four core industrial trades
Choose the service family that best matches your project, or send CNC a combined scope for review.
- Boilermaking services cover industrial tanks and pressure vessels, heat-exchanger maintenance and bundle extraction, furnaces and rotary kilns, dust-collection equipment, reactors, heavy equipment handling and controlled flange bolting.
- Millwright services cover mechanical work involving overhead cranes, conveyors, bucket elevators, turbines, crushers, compressors, gears and laser shaft alignment.
- Structural steel services cover erection, reinforcement and modifications in existing plants, along with miscellaneous metals such as walkways, stairs, guardrails and industrial mezzanines.
- Industrial piping services cover service and process piping, instrumentation and hydraulic tubing, pipe supports, hydrostatic and pneumatic testing, material purchasing and coordinated subcontracted specialties.
Planned work, outages and maintenance
Some projects fit neatly within one trade. Others require a coordinated team and a carefully sequenced outage window. CNC documents the ability to plan and execute plant shutdowns requiring workforces ranging from 50 to 500 people. Experienced superintendents oversee field execution, and CNC develops lifting plans for heavy-equipment handling within its documented project scope.
For ongoing plant needs, industrial maintenance connects service calls, planned work and major repairs with the relevant trade team. The plumbing division, established in 2018, serves commercial and institutional plumbing projects; service availability is confirmed for each location and scope.
Experience grounded in industrial work
CNC's public project portfolio includes work for Valero Energy, Suncor, Domtar, Greenfield Ethanol, Ivaco Rolling Mills, Port-Cartier and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge. The documented scopes include annual shutdowns, multi-trade work, piping installation, reactor work, structural reinforcement, conveyors, a bucket elevator and heavy mechanical equipment.
Credentials and project-specific authorizations should be reviewed during prequalification. CNC will align the quoted scope with the applicable drawings, owner requirements, inspection points and site rules rather than making a generic compliance claim.
Discuss your industrial project
Share the site, equipment, desired dates, available drawings and production constraints. CNC can then direct the request to the right trade team and clarify where specialist subcontractors or third-party inspections must be coordinated.
Request a quote or contact CNC Mechanical to begin the scope review.
