Top 10 Railcar Repair Shops
The Andersons Rail Group repair shop in Maumee, Ohio provides repair, maintenance, and renovation solutions with a complete parts inventory from AAR-approved suppliers. Specializations include converting large-cube covered hoppers to smaller cube sand cars.
An Arizona short line that offers maintenance and repair for both freight cars and tank railcars.
A family-owned and operated company combining over 50 years of experience in the locomotive and parts business. Honest and reliable service to a diverse customer base throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
A leading global provider of value-added services, providing customers with the benefits of OEM trained technicians and supervisors, optimized parts management, latest technologies, and streamlined operating processes.
One-stop-shop for repairing, maintaining, and upgrading railcars with trained professionals. M-1003 Certified per AAR's Quality Assurance Program and welding certified per AWS D15.1, giving you peace of mind.
Industrial materials processing and transportation solutions via railroad, air cargo, barge, and interstate.
Highly mobile repair services that includes a dedicated mobile inspection team which aims to save customers both time and money.
As one of the largest refurbishment service networks through North America, Greenbrier is a nationwide network of strategically placed full-service rail centers to keep your railcars moving.
Independently owned full-service railcar repair facility in Western Canada that services all types of railcars.
Our approach to safety is "Zero Today," which describes our goal of zero injuries, zero defects, and zero environmental issues. We strive to achieve this by focusing on each detail of each task, one task at a time, one day at a time.
What to look for when searching for Railcar Repair Facilities
When researching for railcar repair facilities there are many factors to take into account. From heavy repairs to standard inspections, every service provider offers a unique set of service specializations. Therefore, working to identify the full-scope of your railcar repair and maintenance needs will help frame the search in which Class I connections to choose. For example, making sure that a Class I railroad interchanges with service providers that are certified in handling hazardous materials can heavily influence which route to take. Experienced shippers understand their railroad car repair facility needs, but it is often challenging finding the ones that best meet those needs.
How the Commtrex Services Directory makes this search efficient
While all railroad car repair shops are different and provide specialized services, the quality of service cannot be overlooked. Being able to vet rail repair and maintenance service providers through online resources, like our rail services directory, will bring more clarity in your search. Using the Commtrex interactive map and comparison toolsets, the efficiency with which this can be accomplished is made even greater. Our users utilize our directory in finding locations for:
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