Meet Our Sponsors: Selinsky Force

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In a new feature of The Daily Digger, some of our advertisers will be introducing their company to our readers.  It’s the support of our advertisers that enables us to provide the information on The Daily Digger as well as our monthly print publication totally free of charge to our readers.  Please support them!

This month, our readers can get a closer look at Selinsky Force Industrial Services.  Selinsky Force has been in business since 1932, and is based in North Canton.  They provided the following profile:

“Serving the industry for 85 years and with the most diverse portfolio of industrial service capabilities in the region, the Selinsky FORCE is uniquely qualified to meet all of your construction needs.

We offer complete turnkey services — from concept, planning, and management to final execution. Selinsky FORCE is your single-source contact for the entire project. You can rest assured that your project will be executed successfully, professionally, and safely.

We own and maintain an entire fleet of specialized vehicles and modern equipment. More importantly, we're proud of the experienced personnel who operate our equipment.

We recognize the importance of completing projects in a timely manner within your budget. We have the skilled, trained personnel to do just that, and without sacrificing safety.

The Selinsky FORCE LLC provides construction, plant maintenance, refractory, rigging and hauling, equipment rental, and pulverizer services throughout the United States.

• Selinsky’s construction services include general and concrete contracting, carpentry, installation of foundations, structural steel and pre-engineered building erection, and masonry.  Selinsky’s Construction services can provide single-source execution of your most complex construction projects and leads the way with expert budgeting, estimating, scheduling and value engineering.

• The company’s plant maintenance services can reliably execute short-notice plant maintenance projects.  Provide professional crews that provide the full range of maintenance for industrial plants including turn-arounds, shutdowns, outages, turn coverage and planned and preventive maintenance.  Services include wall and roof sheeting; emergency repairs, refractory installation and repair, millwright services, and equipment line installation.

• Selinsky also offers refractory services for furnaces, Lime Kilns, boilers, pickle houses and pits, acid recovery systems, inventory stocking, and emergency repairs.  The company’s expertise and experience in refractory repair and installation is second to none.

• Selinsky specializes in rigging and hauling services, such as heavy rigging and machinery moving, heavy specialized transportation and logistics, millwright support, equipment setting, machine storage; cranes, lift trucks, aerial work platforms, hydraulic gantries, and specialty items and equipment rental services.  The company’s specialized equipment and highly trained crews will get your rigging or hauling project done on time and within budget.

• In addition, the company provides component rebuilding and onsite coal pulverizer repair and maintenance services; overhauling services; turning, vertical turning and machining, milling and drilling, weld build-up and repair of roll assembly, and pulverizer parts.

Whether you are building, relocating, repairing, or upgrading equipment and facilities trust Selinsky’s reliable team to meet all of your needs.”


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