Utility & Power Poles
Trans Canada Wood Products has been supplying CSA and ANSI-spec utility poles to municipalities, electrical contractors, and telecom companies throughout Canada since 1994. Our treated wood poles are approved for DSM by The Road Authority, and our fleet delivers across Ontario with self-unloading capability. Shipping outside Ontario can be arranged on request. Call 1-800-461-5630 or email us for same-day quotes.
Utility Pole Classes & Sizes
We stock utility poles in Classes 1 through 6, covering lengths from 25 ft to 75 ft. Class and length determine load-bearing capacity and application — if you’re unsure which class your project requires, our team can help you spec the right pole.
| Class | Length Range | Typical Application |
| Class 1 | 40′ – 65′ | Heavy-duty transmission and distribution lines |
| Class 2 | 30′ – 65′ | Primary distribution lines |
| Class 3 | 30′ – 65′ | Distribution and telephone lines |
| Class 4 | 30′ – 50′ | Secondary distribution and service lines |
| Class 5 | 25′ – 45′ | Light-duty distribution and telephone |
| Class 6 | 30′ – 40′ | Telephone and communication lines |
Utility Pole Species
All Trans Canada utility poles are CCA treated for long-term performance in ground contact and outdoor exposure. We stock three species to match project specifications and budget requirements.
| Species | Notes |
| Western Red Cedar | CCA treated. Premium choice for longevity and natural resistance. |
| Red Pine | CCA treated. In stock and ready to ship from our Barrie yard. |
| Southern Yellow Pine | CCA treated. High strength and versatility for demanding applications. |
Who We Supply
Trans Canada utility poles are used by contractors and organizations across Canada, including:
- Municipalities and public works departments
- Electrical contractors and hydro distribution companies
- Telecom and communications infrastructure contractors
- Mining operations
- Rural property owners and farmers
- Golf courses and recreational facilities
Utility Pole Applications
Hydro & Power Distribution
Red Pine and Southern Yellow Pine are the most common species for hydro and power distribution poles in Ontario. Our poles meet CSA and ANSI specifications and are approved for DSM use by The Road Authority, making them suitable for municipal and utility-grade installations.
Telephone & Telecom
We supply telephone and communication poles to telecom contractors throughout Canada. Available in Class 3 through Class 6 depending on span requirements and load. Call for current availability and lead times.
Street Lighting, Signage & Specialty
Beyond traditional utility applications, our poles are well-suited for street lighting, signage structures, camera mounts, golf course netting, and driving range applications. Contact us to discuss your specific project requirements.
How to Order
Getting utility poles from Trans Canada is straightforward:
1. Request a Quote
Call us at 1-800-461-5630 or email us with your pole requirements — species, class, quantity, and delivery location.
2. We’ll Confirm Availability
Our team will get back to you promptly with pricing, availability, and lead times based on your specifications.
3. We Arrange Delivery or Pickup
Once confirmed, we’ll schedule delivery to your site anywhere in Ontario, arrange third-party shipping for out-of-province orders, or have your order ready for pickup at our Barrie yard.
Delivery Across Ontario
Our fleet of trucks delivers across Ontario and is capable of self-unloading on site, with a wide range of truck sizes to suit all delivery requirements — from single poles to full project loads.
Pickup is also available directly from our Barrie yard at 7735 Simcoe County Rd 27, located one hour north of Toronto.
Shipping outside Ontario can be arranged through third-party carriers — contact us to discuss delivery to your location.
Call 1-800-461-5630 to discuss delivery scheduling and lead times for your project.
Wide range of trucks to suit all delivery needs
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes of utility poles are available?
We stock utility poles in Classes 1 through 6, with lengths ranging from 25 ft to 75 ft. Contact us for specific size availability.
What species of utility poles do you carry?
We stock Western Red Cedar, Red Pine, and Southern Yellow Pine. All species are CCA treated.
Are your poles CSA and ANSI approved?
Yes. All Trans Canada utility poles conform to CSA and ANSI specifications and are approved for DSM use by The Road Authority.
What treatment is used on your poles?
All species are treated with CCA (Chromated Copper Arsenate) preservatives, which provide long-term protection against decay, insects, and moisture in ground-contact and outdoor applications.
Do you deliver across Ontario?
Yes. Our fleet delivers across Ontario with self-unloading capability. Shipping outside Ontario can be arranged through third-party carriers. Pickup is also available from our Barrie yard.
What are typical lead times?
Red Pine poles are typically in stock and available for quick turnaround. Lead times for Western Red Cedar and Southern Yellow Pine vary depending on size and volume — call or email for current availability.
Who do you supply to?
We supply municipalities, electrical contractors, telecom companies, hydro distribution companies, mining operations, rural property owners, and commercial contractors across Canada.
Can I pick up poles directly from your yard?
Yes. 7735 Simcoe County Rd 27, Barrie. Monday-Friday 7am-5pm, and Saturday 8am-2pm. Call ahead to confirm availability before visiting.
Located in Barrie, Ontario
Our conveniently located Barrie lumber yard is less than 20 minutes away from Ivy, Holly, Thornton, Innisfil, and Essa. Located directly off Essa rd (Simcoe County Rd 27).