Chloride.ca supplies bulk and bagged chloride to Canadian municipalities, contractors and industry.
We built Chloride.ca around one idea: that buyers of de-icing, dust-control and water-treatment chloride deserve a single, dependable national supplier instead of a patchwork of regional brokers. Serving every province and territory, we carry the full range of chloride products in every commercial format — bulk, liquid, tote and bagged.
Our customers run the operations that keep Canada moving: the public-works crews clearing winter highways, the contractors keeping commercial properties safe, the road builders controlling dust, and the plants treating drinking water. We hold contract pricing, priority restock and full product documentation so those operations never get caught short.
Every shipment leaves with a current Safety Data Sheet and certificate of analysis. When you call, you reach people who know the chemistry and the logistics — and can match the right product, grade and format to your job.
The catalogue covers the four core chloride chemistries and their working formats. Calcium chloride is the deep-cold specialist — flake, pellet and 32–35 % liquid — for de-icing to −32 °C, summer dust suppression and industrial drying. Magnesium chloride trades a little melting power for markedly lower corrosion, which is why property managers and municipalities spec it around newer concrete and sensitive infrastructure. Sodium chloride does the economical volume work, from bulk road salt to high-purity softener grades. Potassium chloride serves the water-treatment, food and agricultural side of the business, where sodium restrictions or nutrient value drive the choice.
Being a supplier — not a service contractor — shapes how we operate. We do not plow, spread or apply; we make sure the people who do are never waiting on product. That means holding inventory positions through the season, quoting quickly with firm delivery windows, and keeping the paperwork side — SDS sheets, certificates of analysis, spec documentation — as dependable as the trucks. Municipal tenders, seasonal contracts and one-off emergency orders all run through the same desk, so a small contractor gets the same responsiveness as a provincial account.
Our supply model is built for Canadian geography. Bulk moves by truckload to yards and depots; liquid ships in totes and tankers for brine programs and dust control; bagged product moves on pallets to sites without storage. Because demand is seasonal and regional — prairie dust season, Atlantic freeze-thaw, northern deep cold — we plan inventory by region rather than nationally, which is what lets us say yes in February when spot supply has dried up.
Tell us the product, volume and delivery point. Most quotes go out the same business day.