Equipment Design & Installation
A food processor called us last Tuesday. Their main conveyor broke down mid-shift, leaving three truckloads of product waiting. By Thursday morning, we had a replacement running. That's what we do. Design it. Build it. Install it. Fix it when others can't.
We've seen systems fail because nobody measured the forklift turning radius. A perfect engineering design that overlooked the support column in the middle of the floor. Automated solutions that assume your maintenance tech has a doctorate in robotics.
That's why we start in your plant, not our office—walking your lines when everything's running full tilt. Watching your operators navigate the tight corners and noting which panels get kicked because they're always in the way. Your facility has quirks. Maybe it's the floor that slopes two inches nobody mentions. Your product weighs what it weighs. Your ceiling is the height it is. Your crew works the way they work. We build equipment that fits your operation. We design for all of it.
Our millwright teams have installed equipment in spaces that shouldn't work, around schedules that couldn't flex, with constraints that kept changing. They've threaded conveyors through existing systems like surgical procedures—nothing disturbed, everything improved. They know the difference between "technically correct" and "actually works."
Equipment doesn't fail during business hours. It waits until your biggest order of the year is running. Until the replacement parts have a six-week lead time. Until everyone who knows that machine is on vacation. That's when you call us. Not because we're a vendor, but because we'll be there with a truck full of tools and steel before your first shift arrives.
Bottom line: We build equipment for the real world, where nothing's standard and breakdowns don't keep business hours. When your operation can't stop, neither do we.
