Industrial mechanical. Never missed a startup in 25 years.
Process and sanitary piping, structural steel, platforms, guarding, conveyors,
plant power and controls — planned, fabricated and installed by crews on
Accuwright’s own payroll. One contractor, one contract, from the pipe rack to
the running line.
Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in
three to five business days.
Pictured: a stainless process line coming off the hook — set station by station by
our crew.
Piping is where the work gets judged.
Anyone can hang pipe. The weld log is where a process piping contractor proves it.
Process and sanitary piping, spooled in the shop and tied in on the floor —
welded to ASME and AWS code by certified welders, pressure-tested and
documented, in the shop and in the field. High-purity process piping for
the systems that cannot tolerate a shortcut. And specialty exhaust — acid, solvent
and VOC, scrubbers and oxidizers — for cleanroom and fab environments, alongside
industrial ductwork, exhaust and make-up air built for harsh process duty.
The tie-in happens in your window, not ours: spools measured, fabricated and
fit-checked before the line comes down.
A large-bore spool on the stands — welded, wrapped and ready before the shutdown opens.
If it is bolted to the plant, ask us.
Industrial mechanical is the whole middle of the plant — the steel, the pipe, the
power and everything they hold up.
Process & sanitary piping
High-purity piping & specialty exhaust
Industrial ducting & make-up air
Structural steel & platforms
Guarding & enclosures
Conveyors & material handling
Plant power & controls
Machine setting, leveling & alignment
Representative, not exhaustive — if it lives on a plant floor, ask.
Machines and process equipment — hoppers, chutes, unload frames, transitions,
fixtures — are designed in-house by the people who will build and
install them. And we will say the quiet part plainly: we are not an
engineering firm. Structural and load-bearing work is drawn, detailed,
fabricated and installed to spec, with stamped engineering brought in where the work
requires it.
One scope, finished: the machine, its guarding, its controls and the utilities overhead.
The whole scope, one contract.
The reason plants call an industrial mechanical contractor instead of four trades
is the coordination gap — the pipe waits on the steel, the steel waits on the
machine, the machine waits on power. Here the crew that sets the machine is the
crew that pipes it and wires it: millwrights, riggers, welders, pipefitters and
electricians on Accuwright’s own payroll, self-performing the core work. Most of
it happens inside shutdown windows that do not forgive, which is why the record
reads the way it does: never missed a startup in 25 years.
Industrial mechanical promises are cheap. These are issued by other people.
ASME & AWS code weldsCertified welders, shop and field — pressure-tested and documented
Never missed a startup in 25 yearsThe line comes back up on schedule — always delivered as promised
EMR 0.72NCCI interstate rating, effective 03/02/2026 — zero actual incurred losses
Zero OSHA recordables2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 — TRIR 0.00, DART 0.00
Trusted by ENGEL, Masonite, Purina, Owens Corning, Duracell and Victaulic,
among others.
The proof, standing in plants.
A completed process line — steel, piping and platforms delivered as one scope.Process equipment, ducts and access steel — the outdoor half of plant mechanical work.A paint-line enclosure installed with its controls and filtration — running gear included.An automation cell tied into its utilities — exhaust, guarding, power and conveyance.Stainless vessel work at elevation — hands on the steel, not brokered out.
Bring us the line, the loop or the whole plant.
Drawings if you have them, photos if you don’t — a marked-up P&ID, an equipment
list, a sketch of the tie-ins 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.
Industrial mechanical, explained.
What does an industrial mechanical contractor actually cover?The middle of the plant: process and sanitary piping, structural steel and platforms, guarding, conveyors, machine setting and alignment, plant power and controls. On most projects several of those show up together — which is the point of hiring one contractor whose crews carry all of them instead of coordinating four trades who have never met.
Do you do high-purity or cleanroom piping?Yes. High-purity process piping, and specialty acid, solvent and VOC exhaust — including scrubbers and oxidizers — for cleanroom and fab environments. Welded to match the service, by certified welders, pressure-tested and documented.
Can you work inside a shutdown window?That is where 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.
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 — one contract, one point of accountability.
Do you design what you install?For machines and process equipment — yes, in-house: hoppers, chutes, unload frames, fixtures and the material-handling pieces that tie a line together. 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.
Where does Accuwright 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 — and when we quote the North, the Northeast and the West Coast, we win work. Test us against your locals.
