Kansas City & surrounding communities
Areas We Serve
Industrial projects start with a place, a production goal, and equipment that needs to work. Jayhawk Millwright & Erectors Co., Inc. supports Kansas City and surrounding areas with millwright services, industrial installation, custom fabrication, and maintenance.
Tell us where your facility is located and what your project involves. We’ll discuss the scope, site access, and scheduling needs before planning the next step.
Across the state line
Millwright Support Around Kansas City
Our shop is located at 811 S. Coy St. in Kansas City, Kansas. From this base, we support industrial work across the Kansas City area. A project may involve a single machine, an equipment move within a building, or several changes that need to fit into a planned production shutdown.
For facilities in the following surrounding communities, contact our team to discuss your location and project requirements. Service availability and scheduling are confirmed for each project.
Kansas Communities
- Kansas City, KS
- Overland Park, KS
- Olathe, KS
- Lenexa, KS
- Shawnee, KS
- Edwardsville, KS
- Bonner Springs, KS
- Merriam, KS
- Mission, KS
- Leawood, KS
- Gardner, KS
- De Soto, KS
Share your facility address when you reach out, along with any delivery restrictions or site access requirements that could affect the work.
Missouri Communities
- Kansas City, MO
- North Kansas City, MO
- Riverside, MO
- Parkville, MO
- Gladstone, MO
- Liberty, MO
- Independence, MO
- Blue Springs, MO
- Lee’s Summit, MO
- Grandview, MO
- Belton, MO
- Raytown, MO
Have a location outside this list? Give us a call with the city, equipment details, and desired timeframe so we can review the request.
Explore Our Kansas City Services
For a closer look at our local capabilities, visit our Kansas City millwright contractor page or learn about industrial maintenance services in Kansas City. These pages explain the equipment support available for manufacturing and industrial operations.
From the shop to your facility
Support for the Work Your Operation Needs
Location is one part of project planning. Equipment size, the surrounding workspace, and the sequence of work also shape the approach. Use the service descriptions below to help explain what you need when contacting our team.
01 / INSTALLATION
Industrial Equipment Installation
We install and modify industrial equipment, including conveyors, manufacturing machinery, and packaging systems. For a new installation, useful starting information includes the equipment dimensions, proposed location, and the date it is expected to arrive.
If you are looking for a conveyor installation contractor, describe how the conveyor connects to the rest of the line. Photographs and layout drawings can help explain transfer points, working clearances, and the space available for installation.
02 / RELOCATION
Machinery Moves & Modifications
Industrial machine relocation can involve more than moving equipment from one position to another. Our capabilities include heavy equipment rigging and hauling, along with modifications that support changes to a production layout.
When discussing a move, identify both the starting point and destination. Include available equipment documentation, known weights, door dimensions, and any restrictions on when the area can be taken out of production.
03 / FABRICATION
Custom Metal Fabrication
Our fabrication work includes platforms, machine bases, guarding, chutes, structural steel, and other industrial components. Shop capabilities include welding and machining, supporting projects that require parts to fit a particular process or workspace.
For a fabrication request, share drawings if available and explain how the finished component will be used. Dimensions, material preferences, and connections to existing equipment give the conversation a practical starting point.
04 / MAINTENANCE
Industrial Maintenance
We provide scheduled maintenance and service calls for industrial equipment. A maintenance discussion can begin with recurring trouble, a specific component, or work you want to coordinate during an upcoming shutdown.
For an urgent issue, call our team to discuss the equipment and current availability. For planned work, gather maintenance history, photographs, and the dates your operation can accommodate service.
A useful first conversation
Plan Around Your Facility
A clear project request helps everyone understand the work before scheduling begins. Your location matters, but so do the people, equipment, and activities surrounding the job.
Consider whether deliveries must use a particular entrance, whether other contractors will be working nearby, and which parts of the facility need to remain accessible. Share any internal review or documentation requirements early.
It also helps to distinguish essential work from optional improvements. If your team has a fixed shutdown window, identify which tasks must be completed during that window and which can be discussed separately. Bring those priorities to the initial conversation so the project request reflects your operating needs.
What to Have Ready
- Location and contact: Facility address, primary contact, and access instructions.
- Equipment and scope: What needs installation, relocation, fabrication, or maintenance, with photos or drawings when available.
- Timing and coordination: Desired dates, shutdown windows, delivery schedules, and other work happening in the same area.
Service area questions
Before You Get in Touch
Do you work on both sides of the Kansas–Missouri state line?
We support Kansas City and surrounding areas. Send us your facility address and a description of the work so we can discuss the location, project scope, and scheduling.
Can I request work if my city is not listed?
Yes. Contact our team with the location and project details. We’ll review the request and discuss whether the work fits our capabilities and available schedule.
What if I need several services for one project?
Describe the full project when you contact us. An equipment move may also involve fabrication, modifications, or maintenance. Explaining how the tasks connect helps establish what needs to be reviewed together.
How do I request a quote?
Call (913) 371-5212 or use the contact form on our website. Include the project location, a brief scope, and your preferred timeframe. Add equipment information or drawings if you have them ready.
Let’s Talk About Your Next Project
Whether you’re planning equipment installation, a machinery move, custom fabrication, or maintenance, start with a conversation about your facility. Tell us where the work is and what you need to accomplish.
811 S. Coy St., Kansas City, KS 66105
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–3:30 p.m.