Alberta based · Canada-wide support

Degaussing services across Canada.

Bring us the application and the location. We will help coordinate on-site demagnetization support or the right equipment rental for your project.

One point of contact

National reach. Job-specific planning.

Canadian Degauss is based in the County of Vermilion River, Alberta, with a Lloydminster mailing address. We coordinate service for projects across Canada, including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada and the northern territories.

These are project service areas. Our Alberta shop is by appointment only. Technician availability, site access, travel and freight arrangements are confirmed for each location before work is booked.

View our contact details and appointment information →

Two ways to get moving

Field expertise or equipment for your crew.

On-site technicians

Contact Canadian Degauss for pipeline demagnetization, magnetic-condition assessment and equipment setup and operation. Tell us the worksite location, project schedule and onboarding requirements so we can review mobilization.

On-site demagnetization services →

Equipment rentals through Proline

Our partnership with Proline Pipe Equipment supports access to IDMAG rental equipment across Canada. Proline handles rental availability and arrangements; Canadian Degauss supports application questions and on-site service.

IDMAG rental details and Proline contact →

Before you book

Help us plan delivery and mobilization.

Remote or northern location?

Include the nearest accessible delivery point, road or transport restrictions and receiving hours. We will review logistics and availability for the specific project; a Canada-wide service area is not a promise of immediate dispatch.

Need in-house demagnetization?

Contact us before shipping a component or visiting the Alberta shop. We will review dimensions, handling and the application first. Read about in-house service.

Already have a rental?

Share canadiandegauss.ca/start with the operator before the equipment goes to site. Download the manual and print the guide before leaving coverage.