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Cedar Ridge Piping — Industrial & Commercial Pipefitters, Kelowna
Process, steam and gas piping, shop fabrication and shutdown tie-ins from ticketed pipefitters and welders.
Services
- Process, steam and gas piping installation
- Shop pipe fabrication and spooling
- Hydronic and heating piping
- Shutdown tie-ins and repairs
- Pressure testing and documentation
- Preventive maintenance and call-outs
How We Work
We review the drawings and materials with you, confirm scope and schedule in writing and fabricate in our shop where we can to keep time on site short. Test records and weld documentation are delivered with the job.
Ticketed & Insured
- Red Seal Steamfitter/Pipefitters
- Ticketed welders with documented procedures
- Technical Safety BC registration for regulated pressure work where required
- WorkSafeBC coverage and a documented safety program
Service Area
Kelowna, West Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton and Okanagan industrial and commercial sites.
About Cedar Ridge Piping
Cedar Ridge Piping is a concept industrial and commercial piping contractor in Kelowna. Buyers choose on trades, welding qualifications and shutdown availability, so the website leads with tickets, licensing and the types of piping the team installs.
Services cover process, steam, gas and hydronic piping, shop fabrication, shutdown tie-ins, pressure testing and maintenance. A dedicated shutdown page and a short quote form let planners reserve crews early.
How it works
- Send drawings, materials and dates through the quote request form.
- A coordinator confirms scope, crew and schedule in a written proposal.
- Piping is fabricated, installed and tested, and test and weld records are handed over.
Why customers choose it
- Trade tickets and licensing shown up front
- Piping types and materials described in searchable terms
- Shutdown capacity and availability clearly stated
Common questions
What is a shutdown tie-in?
A tie-in connects new piping to an existing system. It is usually done during a planned shutdown, when the line can be isolated and drained safely.
Why is pressure testing needed?
A pressure test confirms that welds, joints and components hold at the required pressure before a system goes into service, and the results are recorded for your files.
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“The spools arrived pre-fabricated, the tie-ins were done inside the shutdown window and the test records were complete.”
— Sample review