News

May 29

2019

Safety Week 2019

Safety week this year took place between May 6th and May 11th, with many construction firms and industry tradespeople taking part in building and maintaining safety awareness. The North American Occupational Safety and Health week has been an annual event for the past 22 years with a goal of raising awareness for employers, employees and the public on the importance of preventing injury and illness…

Sep 28

2018

In the Media: Still Shining after 45 Years

Action Electrical: Still Shining (Business In Edmonton Magazine) Celebrating 45 Years of success Action Electrical Ltd. is a commercial electrical contractor providing services through their three distinct divisions: Projects, Service and TEGG. Don Bunting launched Action Electrical Ltd. from his home basement in 1973. Today, Action is a thriving enterprise with more than 100 employees. Action provides…

Jun 01

2016

Better website, better service

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new website. This website was created with customers in mind; we hope all clients find this site more user-friendly, reliable and informative. Please take the time to explore our site and learn some things about our company you might not have known before. Learn about Action's family history View some of our past projects Read about our design, build,…

May 24

2016

Contractor of the Year Award 2016

After decades of hard work and perseverance in the electrical field, we couldn't be prouder to receive Alberta Venture's Trade Contractor of the Year Award. The journey to this award wasn't easy or quick. The success we see today is not a result of one brilliant idea manifesting overnight. It's rooted in family values the company started out with in 1973, when CEO Don Bunting first started it. We…

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"It has been a pleasure to work with Action Electrical as one of the contractors qualified to work on our open order Electrical Service and Maintenance Contract. The team at Action Electrical provides professional service that meets our needs."

- Michael Desautels, Electrical Foreman at Elk Island Public Schools