Since 1946, Cleveland-based Redmond Waltz Electric has kept American industry moving through industrial motor, fan, blower and rotating-equipment repair and replacement. Its 35-person team combines deep mechanical and electrical expertise with 24-hour emergency response, equipment warehousing and repair planning designed to reduce costly downtime. The company describes its people as the difference, building long-term customer relationships through personalized service and warrantied repairs.
West Electric & Machine Co., IncServing industrial customers since 1970, West Electric & Machine Co. is a Morgantown repair shop known for fast, reliable electric motor service. The company supports a range of industries with motor repair and 24/7 emergency service.MORGANTOWN, WV
Motor Technology, IncFamily-owned since its founding in 1981 by former U.S. Navy electro-mechanical technician Thomas J. Ryan, Motor Technology, Inc. has grown from a five-person shop into a York, Pennsylvania, company with more than 100 employees. For over four decades, MTI has helped industrial customers keep critical equipment operating through electro-mechanical repair and 24/7 emergency field support.YORK, PA
United Industrial GroupFounded in 1953 as United Electric Motors Company, Washington, Pennsylvania’s United Industrial Group repairs and services the electro-mechanical equipment that keeps industrial plants operating, from motors and pumps to generators and crane components. Now serving more than 600 customers across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio, the company combines a fully equipped repair facility with factory-trained field technicians and 24-hour service. Its electrical motor repair operation holds the Electrical Apparatus Service Association’s highest AR100 accreditation and is UL certified for explosion-proof motor repair.WASHINGTON, 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