Our Kitchener-Waterloo open house brought our 20th anniversary celebrations to Catalyst Commons, where clients, partners, and our team gathered for an evening of conversation, local food and drink, and plenty [continue reading]
Our inaugural open house in London this April was a highlight of our 20th anniversary year celebrations, bringing together clients, partners, and our team for an afternoon of great conversation, [continue reading]
2025 is a year of celebration for us at Callidus Engineering—our 20th anniversary! From 2005 to 2025, we’ve experienced two decades of engineering excellence, countless projects brought to life, and [continue reading]
Machines stand idle, the hum of production is gone, and the tension in the air feels overwhelming. Frustration mounts, and the anxiety of lost time and revenue takes a toll [continue reading]
By The Callidus Engineering Mechanical Team As of January 1, 2025, the HVAC industry is entering a new phase, with the widely-used R410A & other high global warming potential (GWP) [continue reading]
What is EV Charging and Why is it Important to Building Owners? Electric Vehicle (EV) charging refers to the process of replenishing the battery of an electric vehicle using an [continue reading]
Callidus Engineering is pleased to announce the opening of our third office location. Our newest office, located in Kitchener, Ontario, is positioned to better support our existing client base in [continue reading]
The life safety systems of your building are critical for your building. They protect the occupants in an emergency situation when there aren't second chances. Life safety systems include fire [continue reading]
We are so excited to share that the Trent Hill Emergency Response Center has been completed in Campbellford, ON. This multi-bay facility is fully equipped and capable of serving the [continue reading]
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised many questions about how to reduce the risk of transmission of viruses within buildings. While the simple solution has been improving cleaning and sanitizing habits, [continue reading]
