In 1956, responding to a client's request, they delved into the world of fountains, importing components after thorough research in Germany and the USA. The inaugural fountain installation marked the birth of our venture. In 1957, a pivotal agreement with a German manufacturer, facilitated through the esteemed Little Giant Corporation in the USA, led to the formal registration of our renowned tradename, PEM.

The evolution continued in 1960 when PEM introduced an enhanced product manufactured by a different German company, featuring an improved alloy. Despite the inevitable challenges, PEM transitioned to local production in Canada by 1961.

A trajectory of growth culminated in the formal establishment and registration of our corporation in 1967, accompanied by the formation of another influential partnership. In 1972, fueled by an unyielding commitment to innovation, Peter Micha established a machine shop in the backyard, mastering the intricacies of equipment and machinery.

By 1974, PEM, under Peter Micha's visionary leadership, emerged as the manufacturer of the world's most advanced line of fountain equipment, epitomizing a legacy of excellence and pioneering spirit.

In 1976, amidst rapid business growth, PEM implemented a forward thinking prepayment discount system to bolster cash flow, showcasing our commitment to adaptability. By 1985, we secured a substantial industrial property for expansion.

The advent of automation in 1999 saw the introduction of our first CNC automatic production lathe, complementing an array of manual lathes and cutting-edge tools. Further tech upgrades followed in 2001 and 2002. Recognizing the need for increased capacity, a warehouse expansion in 2000 and a corporate office addition in 2003 underscore our commitment to efficiency and centralized operations.

These strategic moves embody PEM's journey of growth, technological advancement, and unwavering pursuit of excellence.