Founded in 1975 when Anthony Tarley and Jack Davis bought the Fairmont business from Jack’s father, Davis Electric Company rebuilds electric motors, pumps and industrial equipment while engineering custom controls and machinery. The West Virginia company grew to 52 employees and three locations by 2012, and remains a family business led by Tarley’s sons Mark and Mike. Its EASA service facility rebuilds motors up to 2,500 horsepower and supports industrial, mining and drilling operations with round-the-clock shop and field service.
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White Armature Works, IncFounded by John White Sr. in his basement in 1952, White Armature Works repairs and manufactures electric motors for the mining and industrial sectors from its Mallory, West Virginia facility. The company grew from a small Appalachian coal-mine motor shop into a 32,000-square-foot operation with 65 craftsmen, rebuilding motors from fractional horsepower through 1,750 horsepower. It also maintains exchange and consignment motors and provides round-the-clock service across the southern coal fields and surrounding states.MALLORY, WV
Electric Motor & Supply, IncElectric Motor & Supply is an Altoona legacy company whose roots reach back to a motor-repair shop started by John E. Force in 1923; Ralph and Helen Force established EMS in 1956. Still firmly rooted in Blair County, the company works from a 70,000-square-foot facility serving industrial customers across a six-state region and beyond. Its long-running specialty is repairing and remanufacturing electric motors, with a separate locomotive-services operation supporting regional and short-line railroads.ALTOONA, PA
Mid-Ohio Electric CompanyFounded in 1955 by Robert Langhirt, Mid-Ohio Electric Company repairs and refurbishes electric motors and electrical and mechanical apparatus for regional customers. Now under second- and third-generation management, the company has expanded from AC and DC motor rewinding to large-apparatus service, field troubleshooting, and pump-station support. Its service center can handle equipment with cranes rated up to 10 tons, while employees with tenures reaching more than 60 years carry forward the company’s long-standing customer relationships.COLUMBUS, OH
Ace Viking Electric Motor CompanyFounded in Erie in 1979, Ace Viking Electric Motor Company keeps industrial facilities running through electric-motor sales, repair, and field service. Now a second-generation company serving Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York, it has grown from a small-motor business into a provider capable of handling equipment weighing up to five tons, with services ranging from motor rebuilding to turnkey plant support. Its reach extends from local industry and hospitals to customers receiving products internationally.ERIE, PA