Solutions GCF / Mecaconcept Canada
Deep expertise, invisible online
Mecaconcept Canada (with Solutions GCF and ABMS) runs a mechanical engineering and custom equipment bureau out of Granby, Québec, serving manufacturers, Hydro-Québec-scale utilities and industrial groups on both sides of the Atlantic.






01 — The challenge
Engineers who could explain the work in person, and nowhere else.
The firm sells four distinct engagements — mechanical design, advanced calculation and simulation, industrial automation, and custom equipment build — to buyers who arrive with a very specific technical question. The site treated them as one blurred offer, so an engineer searching for finite-element validation of a lifting structure found a generic company page instead of an answer.
The merger of Mecaconcept Canada, Solutions GCF and ABMS made it worse: three reputations, one confused shop window.
A bureau whose credibility lives in technical detail had a website with almost no technical detail on it.
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Distinct expertises sharing one undifferentiated site
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Merged entities to present as one credible bureau
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25+
Years of design experience the old site never showed


02 — Our approach
One page per expertise, written in the buyer's technical language.
We rebuilt the site in WordPress with a dedicated page for each engagement: mechanical design, mechanical and structural calculation, industrial automation and genie-conseils, engineering outsourcing, and custom equipment solutions. Each page opens with the question the prospect is actually carrying — will this steel structure take the new load, can this process be automated, do I need a full mandate or three months of a senior designer — and answers it before asking for anything.
The proof sits on the same pages: FEA and simulation visuals, lifting and mecano-welded structure examples, real custom-equipment cases per sector, the client roster, and the professional credentials (OIQ, PEO) that industrial buyers check first.
A single named contact closes every page, which is how B2B engineering enquiries actually start.
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one expertise, one page
Mechanical design in one corner, structural calculation
in another.
WordPress splits what used to be one blurred offer into dedicated pages: mechanical design, calculation and simulation, industrial automation, custom equipment solutions. Each opens with the technical question the buyer carries—will this steel structure take the new load, can this process be automated—and shows FEA visuals, lifting structure examples and the professional credentials industrial buyers check first.













03 — The results
Every expertise now speaks in the language its buyer searches.
Mechanical design, advanced calculation, automation and custom equipment each hold their own page, written to answer the specific technical question that brings someone there. The proof sits alongside: simulation visuals, mecano-welded structure cases, the client roster and the OIQ and PEO credentials that matter in industrial procurement.
The merger of Mecaconcept Canada, Solutions GCF and ABMS finally presents as one credible bureau instead of three confused names. A single named contact closes every page, matching how engineering enquiries actually start.
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