Browse industrial and commercial electric motor repair and rewinding centers by city, state, or ZIP. Search this directory or submit your requirement and we'll match you with qualified shops in your area.
Electrical Motor Repair Company (EMR) is a U.S.-based industrial service provider specializing in elevator motor repair, rewinding, rebuilding AC/DC motors, field service, machine shop repair, and elevator system components. The company serves nationwide clients in elevator and industrial motor repair and maintenance.
Common electric motor repair services include bearing and seal replacement, shaft repair, housing repair, insulation treatment, rewinding, VPI (vacuum pressure impregnation), dynamic balancing, alignment support, and post-repair testing (megger, surge, hi-pot, vibration). Shops may also offer emergency motor repair, on-site troubleshooting, and predictive maintenance. See our guide to types of electric motor repair services for a full breakdown of service categories.
How much does electric motor repair cost?
Electric motor repair cost depends on motor size (horsepower and frame), failure mode, rewind vs. repair scope, rush fees, and freight. Small commercial motors may repair for a few hundred dollars; large industrial rewinds can run thousands. Use the motor rewind and repair cost calculator and US pricing tables on IQMotorBase.com for ballpark ranges, then obtain written quotes after inspection from shops in this directory.
When should I repair vs. replace an electric motor?
Repair is usually economical when the frame, core, and shaft are sound and the application still fits the existing motor. Replacement may be better when the motor is obsolete, repeatedly failing, inefficient compared with modern designs, or when repair cost approaches a new unit. Our repair vs. replace guide walks through downtime, efficiency, and total cost of ownership for electric motor repair decisions.
What is the difference between electric motor repair and rewinding?
Electric motor repair is the broader category: it can include mechanical work, bearings, seals, and electrical fixes without a full rewind. Motor rewinding is a subset that replaces damaged stator or armature windings with new copper (or aluminum) and insulation. Many electric motor repair shops offer both; the shop inspects the motor first and quotes repair, rewind, or replacement options.
How do I choose a qualified electric motor repair shop?
Match shop capabilities to your motor type, voltage, and application. Ask for a written scope, testing included, turnaround time, and warranty. Look for structured quality programs (EASA, ISO, UL, OEM authorization) for critical equipment. Compare multiple quotes from listings in this directory and use our how to choose an electric motor repair shop buyer guide for a checklist.
How long does electric motor repair take?
Turnaround varies from same-day or 24 to 48 hours for simple bearing jobs on standard motors to two to four weeks (or longer) for large industrial rewinds, specialty materials, or backlog at busy shops. Emergency electric motor repair may be available for an expedite fee. Confirm lead time when you request a quote.
Does this directory list industrial electric motor repair shops?
Yes. IQMotorBase.com lists industrial and commercial electric motor repair shops across the United States. Profiles describe services such as rewinding, pump motor repair, medium-voltage work, and field service where provided. Use search and location filters to narrow results to your area and application.
How do I get a quote for electric motor repair?
Open any listing in this electric motor repair directory and use the quote request option, or submit your motor details through the get a quote flow on IQMotorBase.com. Include horsepower, voltage, frame, symptoms, and photos when possible so shops can respond with accurate electric motor repair estimates.
