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Locations & service area

Two shops. The whole map.

Accuwright works from south of Atlanta and from DFW — and serves the Southern Industrial Corridor, South Carolina to Texas, every working day. When the project calls for it, the trucks go coast to coast, Mexico to Canada.

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Pictured: a press on the road — the shop is where the machine is.

Southern Industrial Corridor — Nationwide.

South Atlanta — Greenville, Georgia

55 Gay Road, Greenville, GA 30222

The home shop: fabrication, the fleet, and the crews that cover Georgia, Alabama and the eastern half of the corridor. Export crating ships from here with the ISPM-15 seal.

DFW — Fort Worth, Texas

5009 Mosson Road, Fort Worth, TX 76119

The western anchor: Dallas–Fort Worth’s industrial base and the Texas end of the corridor, with the same crews, machines and record behind every job — see DFW industrial mechanical and Dallas rigging.

Test us against your locals.

When we quote the North, the Northeast and the West Coast, we win work. Crews, machines and lowboys mobilize from two shops — the same logistics we sell. We move plants for a living; moving ourselves is the easy part.

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The red is real: every shaded state holds Accuwright customers of record — the same customer files behind the “more than 900, in over 40 US states” figure. Darker means more of them. The rings are speed, not territory: solid, about a four-hour drive; dashed, about ten — one legal driving day. And the gray states? Send the quote. We like being early.

Where we started. Where 25 years got us.

Accuwright started where it still lives — Greenville, Georgia, south of Atlanta — and earned its name one plant floor at a time.

The first territory was the kind a crew can reach before sunrise: Atlanta machinery moving, LaGrange — the shop’s home town — Columbus, Macon, Covington, Gainesville, Augusta, down to Savannah — then across the state line into Alabama: Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Talladega, Montgomery, Auburn and Mobile.

Twenty-five years later, the map above is the answer: a second shop in Fort Worth, customers in more than 40 states, export work leaving the yard with an ISPM-15 stamp — and the same corridor towns still on the schedule every week. Growth never meant leaving. It meant more places that know the trucks by name.

The crew travels. The standard is locked in.

We pull our crews from coast to coast — and we send them the same way.

Machinery moving and plant work keep Accuwright crews in industrial markets across the country constantly, and a relocation or a line install can hold the same crew on one plant floor for weeks or months at a stretch — often, we effectively never leave. That is what serving a market means here: not a phone number with a local area code, but iron on the ground and the same record behind it everywhere — the same EMR, the same clean OSHA logs, the same startup promise, whichever state the machine is in.

Reach you can check.

“Nationwide” is a claim anyone can type. These are records third parties keep.

  • More than 900 customersIn over 40 US states, and internationally
  • Interstate NCCI ratingMulti-state operations documented by an insurance bureau — EMR 0.72
  • Never missed a startup in 25 yearsWherever the plant is, the line comes back up on schedule
  • Same-day pricingA number back the same day, from either shop

Tell us where the machine is. A number back the same day.

Origin, destination, roughly what it weighs and when — that is enough to start, whether the job is ten miles from a shop or two thousand.

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

    Where we are, explained.

    Do you have offices in every city you serve?

    No — and we’d rather tell you that than pretend. Accuwright has two shops: Greenville, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas. Everywhere else on the map is a market our crews work in — many of them every day, and on long relocations and installs the same crew can be on one plant floor for months. Presence means iron on the ground, not a desk.

    Do you work outside the Southern Industrial Corridor?

    Constantly. The corridor — South Carolina to Texas — is the primary service area, and we perform projects coast to coast, Mexico to Canada, with international dismantle, export crating and container loading. More than 900 customers in over 40 US states is the record behind that sentence.

    Which shop will handle my job?

    Whichever serves it best — same crews, same equipment standards, same record either way. Send the job through the form or call 877-898-4377, and the planning team routes it; you get a number back the same day.

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