Mississauga · Open 7 days
Industrial Gearbox Repair and Rebuilds
Industrial gearbox repair in Mississauga. A gearbox rarely fails quietly — when it starts whining, running hot or leaking, the clock is already running on the rest of the line. We strip, assess and rebuild.
If a gear or shaft inside is worn past saving, we machine the replacement ourselves rather than waiting on a supplier.
What we handle
- Strip down, inspection and condition report
- Worn and chipped gears replaced or remade
- Shafts, keyways and splines repaired or renewed
- Bearing and seal replacement
- Housing repair and welding
- Reassembly, alignment and testing
- Gearboxes no longer supported by the manufacturer
Why this isn't just a parts swap
We machine the gears
Most repair shops order the gear and wait. We machine gears in-house, which is what makes an obsolete gearbox worth repairing at all.
You get told what failed
We report what we found and why it went. If it's an alignment or loading problem, replacing the gear alone just buys you a few months.
Repair or replace, honestly
Sometimes a rebuild costs more than a new unit. We'll say so rather than quote you for work that isn't worth doing.
Industries we work with
Gearboxes come to us off production lines, conveyors and heavy equipment — anywhere a drive failing means everything downstream stops.
How a gearbox job runs
Bring it in or send details
Nameplate details if you have them, what it drives, and what it's doing — whining, running hot, leaking or seized.
We strip and inspect
The unit comes apart and every component gets checked — gears, shafts, bearings, seals and the housing.
You get a report and a price
What failed, why it failed, what it needs, and whether a rebuild makes sense against a new unit.
We rebuild and test
Replacement parts machined here where needed, then reassembled, aligned and checked before it goes back to you.
Gearbox down?
A failed drive usually takes the whole line with it. We're open seven days a week and take emergency work by arrangement — call and tell us what it's doing.
Common questions
Can you repair a gearbox the manufacturer no longer supports?
Yes. That's often why a unit ends up here rather than being scrapped. If a gear or shaft isn't available any more we machine the replacement from the worn original, so an obsolete gearbox is no harder for us than a current one.
How do I know if it's worth repairing?
Strip it and find out — that's the only honest answer. We'll tell you what's wrong and what it costs, and if a new unit is cheaper we'll say so. There's no value to us in quoting a rebuild that doesn't make sense.
My gearbox is whining but still running. Should I wait?
Usually not. A noise that's developing is cheaper to deal with while the machine still runs than after it stops. Catching it early often means bearings and seals rather than gears and a housing.
Do you tell me why it failed?
Yes, as far as the evidence shows. If a gear is worn on one flank, or a bearing has gone in a particular way, that usually points at alignment or loading rather than the part itself — and fixing the part alone would just buy you a few months.
Where are you located?
Our shop is at 1075 Meyerside Drive, Unit 10, Mississauga. We're open seven days a week and walk-ins are welcome.
Related work
A gearbox rebuild often turns into wider work on the same drive. Whatever else it needs, it happens here.
Tell us about the gearbox
Make and model if you have it, what it drives, and what it's doing. We'll come back to you the same day.