Transformer Repair and Rebuild, Jacksonville, FL

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Our team can effectively repair and rebuild failing transformers, restoring them to like-new condition.

We at Electric Power Systems have extensive experience in working on all types of electrical equipment and infrastructure, and we want to help you keep your equipment in great condition. Our team offers a comprehensive range of repair services to keep your electrical infrastructure in good working order. For example, if any of the transformers that support your operation are on the fritz, you can turn to us to get the expert transformer rebuild and repair services you need.

Transformer Repair and Rebuild in Jacksonville, Florida

When you call us for transformer rebuilt and repair services, we will send technicians to your location as soon as possible to inspect the transformer in question. Our staff will carefully examine every part of the transformer to determine the root cause of the issue before creating a tailored plan to efficiently and effectively address the problem. From there, we will make all the necessary repairs to restore your transformer to good working condition, even if we have to rebuild the whole thing with new parts. You can count on us to restore your failing transformers so you can get plenty more good service out of them before it’s time to replace them with new models. If you have questions about this process, simply give us a call for more information.

Our team is proud to serve the community here in Jacksonville, Florida, and we want to help you get the best results from your electrical transformers. If any of your transformers are looking worse for wear, we encourage you to give us a call to learn more about our transformer repair and rebuild services.


At Electric Power Systems, we offer transformer repair and rebuilding services to those in Jacksonville and Tampa, Florida; Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; Norfolk, Virginia; San Francisco and Los Angeles, California; New York, New York; Houston, Texas; Raleigh, North Carolina; and Charleston, South Carolina.