Quicktech Co near Mitchell MB (875 Result(s))

Prairie HVAC/R is a rapidly growing locally owned company that is headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Having been in operation for over 15 years, we are industry leaders for insights and best in class service. Our primary areas of expertise include but are not limited to Arena’s & Curling Clubs, Industrial Refrigeration, Commercial HVAC, Controls & Automation, Alternative Energy along with Electrical and Power Engineering Services. We are the factory representatives for SMARDT Chillers and Distech Controls but have the capabilities to work on any mechanical system or automation in the industry. Prairie HVAC/R has extensive experience working with Ammonia and specializes in Freon & CO2 systems as well. In-house Controls and Electrical Divisions coupled with in-house Engineering and Project Management, create a one stop shop feel for our customers. Workplace safety is of paramount importance with any project we undertake. We have been COR certified for 10+ years.

We are more than just a construction company. We are a family owned and operated heavy construction company that offers integrated project services: repair and maintenance, equipment rentals, snow removal, licensed sewer and water contractor, onsite waste water management, excavation, hauling and trucking, confined spaces, trenching, mill-wrights, welding, and demolition.Raymond Vauclair Projects Ltd 2014204-222-4506

Lyncrest Airport is owned and operated by the Springfield Flying Club. This allows us to grow and achieve our goal of being the best privately owned airport in Manitoba. Home to a variety of aircraft including restored vintage aircraft, amateur built planes and rotorcraft, it is also the base of operations for COPA Flight 35, RAA Winnipeg Chapter and EAA Chapter 63. Lyncrest Airport is located on a 180 acre site with ample room to tie-down over a hundred aircraft and available space for hangars.Built in the early 1950's by Donald Paterson of Paterson Grain Company, several businesses operated from the field until the land was sold to the City of Winnipeg in the early 1970's. The Springfield Flying Club continued to use it as an airport with a lease arrangement with the City of Winnipeg until they purchased the property in 1996. Since the purchase of the airport the membership of the SFC and hangar development have grown substantially.