Practical guides on industrial shrink wrapping in Ontario — permits, pricing, shipping protection — written from seventeen years of doing the work, not from a supplier's catalogue.
What Ontario sites require before a torch is lit: permits, fire watch, flame-retardant film, and what to ask any contractor.
Read the guide → ShippingWhich protects your equipment, what each adds in weight and freight cost — with the Canadian LTL math actually shown.
Read the guide → Costs & PlanningEvery published Canadian rate we could find, what builds an industrial quote, and why the $15 rolls on Google mislead.
Read the guide →More guides are on the way — tarps vs. wrap for flatbed freight, how long film survives an Ontario winter, and choosing the right mil. Have a question these don't answer? Call us — if enough people ask it, we write it up.
On-site protection for machinery, tooling and high-value equipment.
See details →Flatbed loads and oversized freight wrapped before transit.
See details →Sealed enclosures for containment, weather protection and temporary work areas.
See details →Equipment and assets sealed for laydown yards and seasonal storage.
See details →Boats, vehicles and seasonal assets wrapped for storage or transport.
See details →One day, 3–6 people, your own dock. Starter kit included.
See details →Tell us what needs protecting and where it sits. Quotes come with the WSIB and insurance paperwork attached.
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