As an industrial mechanical services contractor in Trenton, NJ, and Stockertown, PA, we service multiple trades under one roof. These include equipment installation, mechanical equipment repair services, industrial electrical work, plant maintenance, process piping, and more. Our goal is to be the #1 single-source solution when businesses need industrial work completed, eliminating the need to coordinate between different contractors.
At Marshall Industrial Technologies, our mechanical services group specializes in helping customers keep their operations up and running with high efficiency and without unplanned downtime. We offer a broad selection of installation, maintenance, and repair services that are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which enables us to serve as a single source for all scheduled and emergency capital project and plant maintenance needs. Below, we highlight our mechanical service offerings.
What Types of Mechanical Services Do We Offer?
Our Mechanical Services include:
- Machinery Installation/Plant Relocation/Machinery Repair
- Welding and Fabrication
- Preventative and Predictive Services
- Engineering Services
Machinery Installation/Plant Relocation/Machinery Repair
Machinery Installation/Plant Relocation/Machinery RepairProper planning and execution of Machinery installation is critical in both the construction of a new facility and the relocation and updating of an existing plant. It can involve a variety of steps, from creating a support structure to installing piping and wiring, depending on the type of machine installed and the condition of the installation site.
Regardless of the size of the project, the team at Marshall Industrial Technologies is ready to provide customers with integrated/turnkey industrial equipment installation solutions. We have the knowledge, experience and skills to install, repair, and/or relocate single machines or entire production lines efficiently and safely. Our capabilities include:
- Machine foundation
- Rigging
- Millwrighting
- Machinery alignment
- Pipefitting for complete piping systems
- Electrical service and process controls installation
- Machinery Repair services
- Machinery start-up support
Welding & Fabrication
The welding and fabrication professionals at Marshall Industrial Technologies are ASME Code qualified. We currently hold ASME “U” and “S” Certificates of Authorization and National Board “R” Certificate of Authorization for fabrication, alteration and repair of boilers, pressure vessels and power and process piping.
Our welding and fabrication capabilities include:
- Structural steel fabrication
- Custom fabricated and machined components
- Pressurized component fabrication, alteration and repair
- Sanitary process piping system design and construction
- Welding processes include SMAW, GMAW, GTAW, FCAW, and Orbital Fusion welding
- Hard facing and corrosion-resistant overlay
- CNC thermal shape cutting
- Plasma cutting
Preventive & Predictive Services
Preventive & Predictive Maintenance planning and implementation is essential to keeping any facility equipment running smoothly. While there are several maintenance strategies available, the two most effective are preventative and predictive. Preventative maintenance involves performing maintenance on a regular schedule, regardless of whether or not it is actually needed. It helps keep machines in repair but does not take into account the current condition of the machine. Predictive maintenance involves performing maintenance as needed. It uses technology to collect and analyze machine condition in real-time to stop potential problems before they can occur.
The Marshall team provides a variety of preventative and predictive maintenance services to ensure customer equipment continues to run at peak performance and customer operations do not experience any delays. These include:
- Machinery inspection and troubleshooting
- Machinery alignment
- Ultrasonic thickness testing
- Hydrostatic testing
- Dye penetrant testing
- Laser shaft alignment
- Overhead crane repair
Engineering Services
In addition to our machinery installation, welding and fabrication, and maintenance capabilities, our growing network of qualified engineering partners allow us to ensure the solutions we provide fully meet the design requirements of the customer. Regardless of the size or complexity of the project, we can provide the following services:
- Mechanical engineering
- Civil engineering
- Structural engineering
- Electrical engineering
Partner With Us for Your Mechanical Service Needs Today
Both inefficient operations and unplanned downtime can negatively affect the productivity and profitability of your facility. The Mechanical Services Group at Marshall Industrial Technologies focuses on keeping your operations running at peak performance. Whether you need to modernize your facility, install and repair equipment, or perform general maintenance, we are here to help.
Our technicians are fully trained satisfy your industrial installation, maintenance, and repair needs. Our roster of skilled tradesmen includes:
- Millwrights
- Pipefitters
- Welders
- Fabricators
- Riggers
- HVAC-R Technicians
- Electricians
- Machinists
To learn more about our mechanical services, contact us today. To discuss your needs with one of our representatives, request a quote.
FAQs
Q: When Should You Call Mechanical Contractor Vs. Internal Maintenance?
A: Businesses should bring in a mechanical contractor when work goes beyond routine maintenance (which we also provide) or requires specialized tools, equipment, certifications, or experience. This includes equipment failures, system upgrades, complex installations, code or safety compliance issues, and situations where downtime risk is high.
Mechanical contractors also provide added value during shutdowns, expansions, or when preventative maintenance exceeds internal capacity.
Q: What’s the difference between emergency mechanical service and scheduled mechanical work?
A: Emergency mechanical service addresses unexpected equipment failures or conditions that threaten safety, production, or uptime and require immediate response. Scheduled mechanical work is planned in advance and includes installations, system upgrades, preventative maintenance, and shutdown support. Both are critical, but routine work helps reduce the frequency and cost of emergency situations.
Q: What types of industries benefit most from professional mechanical services?
A: Mechanical services are essential for industries that rely on complex equipment and continuous operations. This includes manufacturing, processing facilities, energy and utilities, material handling, industrial warehousing, and infrastructure environments. Any operation where mechanical failure could lead to downtime, safety risks, or production losses benefits from experienced mechanical support.
Q: How do mechanical services work alongside electrical control systems?
A: Mechanical systems do not operate in isolation. Pumps, conveyors, motors, and rotating equipment all rely on electrical power and control systems to function correctly. Effective mechanical service considers alignment, load requirements, and system integration to ensure mechanical components work seamlessly with electrical and automation systems, improving overall performance and reliability.