Schad Co

Locally Owned, Northwest Rail Solutions

SCHAD CO.

At Schad Co. Railroad Construction, we provide high quality railroad construction, inspection, and repair services for our growing customer base throughout the Northwest. We believe that operating at a high standard is not just a requirement but a way of life. Customer service is a top priority for Schad Co. and we will see every job through to the end. With our dedicated and knowledgeable staff, we use top materials to exceed the expectations of our customers.

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SERVICES

Whether you need emergency track repair or you are planning for a long-term railroad construction project, Schad Co. is your 24-7-365 contractor of choice.

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Clients we have worked with:

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HomeAdvisor’s Seal of Approval confirms Schad Co. Railroad Construction is licensed, insured and background-checked, giving you peace of mind! We are proud to be Accredited by the Better Business Bureau, making ethical business practices a must.

Schadco Heavy Equipment working on an industrial rail project

Industrial Track Repair – Integrity needs to be first

July 23, 2017

Eugene is one of the best towns in Oregon. You can’t beat the outdoor life in the spring, summer, or fall.  Working outside in the winter, though, is for Oregonians. If you’ve experienced it, you know that what the weather report says doesn’t begin to tell the story. Sideways driving rain in your face; it’s … More Industrial Track Repair – Integrity needs to be first

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Railroad repair contractor – What should I look for?

June 15, 2017

Every job is unique… Your business isn’t the same as everyone else’s. Neither are your worries. A contractor might throw prices at you instead of concern for your individual needs. With Schad Co., you can expect a keen eye for what is truly required and open ears for the specific needs of your project. Schad Co. … More Railroad repair contractor – What should I look for?