Complete Industrial Solutions, One Trusted Source
What we do
Stamped drawings. Permitting under our own Georgia license. Our crews on site. One team from the first site visit to the final inspection.
You Should Not Have to Manage the Seam
The Difference with Power and Motion
Most options in this market come with a gap in them. Your maintenance team cannot engineer it, a general contractor has never installed a crane, and an equipment supplier ships the machine and hands you a list of installers. Every one of those leaves you managing the seam between trades.
The seam is where we make the difference. One contract covers the drawing, the permit, the fabrication, and the install, and there is one number to call when something needs deciding.
Describe the Problem. We Will Name the System.
Where to start
Answer five questions about your building and what changed in it. You will get the system that fits, the constraint that usually decides these jobs, and the short list of things we need to put a number on it. No drawings required.
What Plant Managers Say
The Install Is the Part Everyone Else Gets Wrong
The Questions You Will Ask First
FAQ
If your question isn't here, call the office. We'd rather talk it through than have you guess.
Can you install this without shutting down our line?
Most installations are scheduled around production rather than through it. Crews work nights, weekends and shutdown windows, and the job is phased so the areas you are still running stay open. The sequence is agreed before the permit is pulled.
Do you handle the permit and inspection?
Our projects include the stamped drawings, the permit and the final inspection, so one team carries the job from the first site visit to sign-off.
How does your price compare, and are there costs we are not seeing?
Have you worked with our kind of plant and our equipment?
We have successfully completed projects across Georgia and the Southeast for customers in manufacturing, food and beverage processing, distribution, vehicle assembly, medical device equipment, automotive, aerospace and defense, paper, pulp and packaging, chemical manufacturing, plastics and rubber products, metal fabrication and steel, machinery and industrial equipment, building materials, and pharmaceutical and life sciences.
Can you handle a project our size?
Yes. Our largest controlled environment to date is 30,000 square feet, carried on one contract from the flooring, walls and ceiling through the HVAC and electrical, and our rack jobs run to more than 2,000,000 pounds of steel. We also enjoy taking on smaller projects because they matter just as much.
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