Value & Quality
Priced to compete, built to a standard you can inspect
WESA is a responsive single-source provider for control systems. We control quality from the bid through the last test, and our panels carry UL 508A and 698A listings.
What value means here
We aim to be competitively priced and highly responsive, a single source you can hand the whole controls scope to. That ranges from an emergency field service call to a large capital project, with one team that ramps up or down as the work demands.
Value is not only the number on the quote. It is fewer handoffs, a panel that passes inspection the first time and a system that starts up on schedule, so the cost you avoid is the rework that never happens.
How we control quality
Quality is held from bid stage through final completion, not bolted on at the end.
- Quality from bid to completion
- Scope, drawings and standards are set at the bid and carried through the build, so what is quoted is what gets inspected.
- In-house build and test
- Panels are wired and tested in our own shop, where the engineer who drew the design can check the build against it.
- Single-source accountability
- One team owns engineering, fabrication and commissioning, so a quality question has one owner, not a finger-pointing chain.
- Responsive delivery
- We scale staff to the job and keep work moving, from a single panel to a multi-line program, without dropping the standard.
Certifications
The listings and standards our panels are built, labeled and inspected to.
- UL 508A listing
- Industrial control panels built and labeled to the UL 508A standard, fabricated in-house under the listing.
- Hazardous locations
- UL 698A is the general standard for industrial control equipment in hazardous-location applications. The UL NNNY category covers panels installed directly in the classified area. We build to both, to whatever the area classification calls for.
- CSA
- Panels built to CSA requirements for equipment heading to Canadian jurisdictions, or wherever a customer specifies the mark.
- NFPA 79
- The electrical standard for industrial machinery. Machine builds follow NFPA 79 for wiring methods, disconnects and safety circuits.
Want a number you can actually compare?
Send us the scope and we will quote it straight, with the standards we will build to spelled out.