A long film line mid-install with platforms, ductwork, cable tray and a yellow carry-deck lift working at the far end

Accuwright Mechanical

One Industrial Contractor, From the Plan to Startup

We move machines, install production lines and build the steel, pipe and power that connect them. Riggers, millwrights, welders, pipefitters and electricians on Accuwright’s own payroll, on one contract.

Send Us the Scope Call 877-898-4377

Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.

25 yearsin business
More than 900industrial customers, in over 40 US states
EMR 0.72NCCI interstate rating, effective 03/02/2026
Zero OSHA recordables2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026 to date (TRIR 0.00, DART 0.00)
Two shopsGreenville, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas

Planning, in software built in-house

We plan the job in our own software before the crew shows up

Most of what goes wrong on an install can be found on a screen first, if someone builds the model. So we built the tools to do it.

A real Build_it model of a production line installation. Customer and site withheld.

Build_it: the whole install in 3D

We can build the whole installation as a 3D model. Every piece is modeled from the vendor drawings and packing lists, weighed and set in install order, with headroom and path clearance checked for every pick.

Conflicts in the drawings show up as questions before the job starts. The owner, the project manager and the superintendent step through the install from one browser link.

See Build_it

MEP_IT: pipe to the cut length

MEP_IT is Accuwright’s own piping tool, built by us. We do not know another contractor our size with tools like it.

It turns a model into spool isos with a bill of materials, cut list and weld map, so the shop and the field work from the same numbers. Then the system is checked, not only the geometry, and counts are compared to the takeoff before the job is built.

See how we run a piping job

3D model of a multi-line piping system running from a tank farm along a rack to equipment, with lines colored by service — A MEP_IT piping model inside a Build_it install model. Customer and site withheld.

A MEP_IT spool iso sheet with a bill of materials, cut list and weld map — A MEP_IT spool iso: bill of materials, cut list and weld map on one sheet.

Two red Accuwright lifts with boom attachments staged outside a plant

Big machines

We lift, carry and set presses, machine bases and crated equipment. Our crews run the lifts.

A red Accuwright lift carrying a large machine component across a plant floor — Pick and carry

A red Accuwright lift beside a large timber crate in a new building — Arriving at a new plant

A red TriLifter gantry raising a blue machine frame in a shop — TriLifter

Two lifts raising a press brake together inside a plant — Tandem lift

A red Accuwright lift taking a blue machine through a tight doorway — Through the doorway

A red Accuwright lift unloading a shipping container — Container unload

Two Accuwright lifts positioning a large white and blue machine in a clean plant — Two lifts, one machine

Two red lifts tandem-lifting a large machine base in a plant — Machine base, two lifts

A red Accuwright lift positioning a massive cast machine component — Inside a tight plant

One contractor for the whole job

A production line is a system. Moving or installing one means rigging, freight, millwright work, steel, pipe, power, controls and startup support, and the schedule breaks at the handoffs between them.

The pipe waits on the steel, the steel waits on the machine, and the machine waits on power. Here the crew that lands the machine is the crew that levels it, aligns it, pipes it and wires it. Millwrights, riggers, welders, pipefitters and electricians are on Accuwright’s own payroll, and our crews self-perform the core work. One contract, one point of accountability, whether that is one machine or a whole plant.

An Accuwright crew setting equipment at its final position in a bright plant

The same approach on other work

Most jobs start with a lift and end with a running line. Hire us for one scope, or for all of it.

A large red boiler at an opening in a plant wall with an Accuwright heavy forklift in front of it — **Plant utilities** A boiler going in through an opened plant wall.

A wide industrial process line with blue structural steel, pipe racks and platforms — **Process lines** Steel, pipe racks and platforms built as one scope, so the pipe does not wait on the steel.

Large-bore pipe on steel supports running down a concrete tunnel — **Big bore piping** Big bore tunnel piping by Accuwright. Background edited to preserve client confidentiality. The 3,000 ft of pipe is real.

Our own shop, built around the install

Accuwright’s shop builds all of our pipe support structures and pre-spools our piping projects. It also builds platforms, stairs, guards and equipment supports, and runs a Nukon fiber laser for in-house cutting.

Steel and spools are modeled against the equipment layout, fabricated, fit-checked and shipped with the job, then erected by the crew already on site. Welding on a bench is more controlled than welding overhead in a running plant, and it keeps time on your floor short.

See the fabrication shop

A very large diameter black pipe spool with sweeping welded elbows on pipe stands in the Accuwright shop — A pipe spool in the shop, welded before it goes to the plant.

What we do

Take one scope or combine them. Each page below goes deep on that work.

A large die-cast machine skidded across a plant floor for relocation

Plant RelocationProduction lines and whole plants moved, from teardown to startup at the new site, with the old building cleared and storage if the new one is not ready.

An Accuwright lift beside a machine line under a hydraulic gantry

Machinery Moving & RiggingMachines rigged, moved and set, from a single press to a full line. Pick-and-carry to 118,000 lb in one lift, and engineered rigging systems past 400,000 lb.

MillwrightsMachine assembly, leveling, precision alignment, anchoring and conveyor installation, with optical and laser alignment.

Process PipingSanitary stainless, steam, hot oil, chilled water and large-bore carbon steel, spooled in our shop and pressure-tested and documented at turnover.

A blue process unit on a yellow steel platform

Industrial MechanicalStructural steel, platforms, guarding, conveyors and the connections that tie a line together, usually inside a shutdown window.

ElectricalEquipment power, controls, disconnects and cable management, run in sequence with the install.

FabricationPlatforms, stairs, guards, equipment supports and pipe supports built in our own shop by people who install them.

A red Accuwright lift moving a wrapped machine toward a plant opening

Storage, Transport & CratingNearly 400,000 sq ft of dry storage for heavy-weight goods, plus freight and domestic and international crating.

The record procurement checks first

OSHA logs, an NCCI rating and an ISNetworld grade are kept by different bodies for different purposes, and you can check each one.

Never missed a startup in 25 yearsThe line comes back up on schedule
Zero OSHA recordables2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026 to date. TRIR 0.00, DART 0.00
EMR 0.72NCCI interstate rating, effective 03/02/2026
Zero actual incurred lossesNCCI experience rating, policy periods 03/02/2023 to 03/02/2026
“A” rating from ISNetworldContractor prequalification
ASME and AWS code weldsCertified welders, shop and field, pressure-tested and documented
118,000 lbPick-and-carry in one lift
400,000+ lbEngineered rigging systems

Trusted by ENGEL, Masonite, Purina, Owens Corning, Duracell and Victaulic, among others.

One job, start to finish

A BOPP film line, from the slab up

Jindal Films Line 702 in LaGrange, Georgia, went into a new building in 2016. One Accuwright team received it, rigged it, set it, aligned it, built the steel around it and supported startup on the owner’s date.

10.5 mweb width, about 34 ft
About 400container loads in, and out again in 2025
120,000 lbheaviest pieces set
100 t+structural steel fabricated and installed
4 yearsservice contract after startup

Crated and wrapped line components laid out on the floor of a new building with survey equipment set up

Receiving and logistics

About 400 container loads and flat racks came into the building. We ran the yard: devanning, crate breakdown, tagging every piece to the line layout, laydown and waste.

A machinery forklift carrying a roll stack frame to its sole plates

Rigging and setting

Pieces to 120,000 lb set indoors with machinery forklifts, hydraulic gantries and cranes, with engineered lift plans for the heaviest.

An optical instrument on a tripod set up for alignment beside the machine foundations

Precision millwright

Sole plates set and grouted to the line datum before the first container opened. Optical and laser alignment of every roll stack across a 34 ft web.

A twin-screw extruder set on its base under a steel mezzanine

Structural fabrication

Sole plates, secondary steel, access platforms, stairs, ladders and guardrail, modeled, fabricated in our Greenville shop, trucked and erected by the same crew.

A row of large steel resin bins installed in a steel frame

Process support and utilities

Bulk, day and fluff bins and resin handling, plus process ducting. The owner came back for chill water, the cooling tower and chiller plant, HVAC duct and reclaim from 2018 to 2020.

View down the center of a finished roll train with aligned frames on both sides

Startup and the life of the line

Startup supported on the owner’s date, then a four-year service contract. In 2025 the same crews dismantled, packed and shipped the line to India.

Free in the TOOLroom

Our teams have the best tools, and we share many of them for free. Try them before you call us.

Who runs the work, and where

Accuwright is privately owned, and leadership stays involved where projects are won or lost: planning, mobilization and field execution. That keeps decisions close to the customer and gives crews direct access to experienced problem solvers.

Home ground is the Southern Industrial Corridor, South Carolina to Texas, from our main operation in Greenville, Georgia, south of Atlanta, and our shop in Fort Worth, Texas. Beyond it we work coast to coast, with more than 900 industrial customers in over 40 states.

Questions buyers ask

What does Accuwright actually do?

We move machines, install production lines and build what connects them: rigging, millwright work, process piping, structural steel, platforms, plant power and controls. Most projects need several of those at once, which is the point of hiring one contractor.

Who actually does the work?

Millwrights, riggers, welders, pipefitters and electricians are on Accuwright’s own payroll, and our crews self-perform the core work. The crew that lands the machine is the crew that levels it, aligns it, pipes it and wires it.

Will you take a smaller job?

Yes. Send drawings, an equipment list or a photo from the floor, whatever the size. We can manage a single machine move or take responsibility for a complete install or relocation.

Can you work inside a running plant or a shutdown window?

That is where a lot of this work lives. Spools and steel are measured, fabricated and fit-checked before the window opens, so the time on the floor is installation, not fabrication. Never missed a startup in 25 years.

Do you design what you install?

For machines and process equipment, yes, in-house. For structural and load-bearing work we are deliberately precise: we are not an engineering firm. That work is drawn, detailed, fabricated and installed to spec, with stamped engineering brought in where the work requires it.

How fast can you price a job?

Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.

Where do you work?

Home ground is the Southern Industrial Corridor, South Carolina to Texas, from shops in Greenville, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas. Beyond it we work coast to coast.

What is the TOOLroom?

It is where we share tools our teams use, free: a rough estimator, lift and crane selectors, crate sizing and layout tools for pipe and sheet metal. Open it before you call us.

Send us the job

Drawings, an equipment list, or a photo from the floor is enough to start. Same-day pricing: a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.

Rather talk it through? 877-898-4377. Ask for the planning team.