Wichita Falls, Texas · Since 1954
Since 1954, Norwood Machine has repaired worn parts, made the components you cannot buy anymore, and solved the machining and fabrication problems other shops turn down.
Bring the part. Send a picture. We will tell you what it takes.
The replacement part is discontinued.
The equipment is down and the job is waiting.
Another shop said no.
That is the work we do.
What We Do
Worn, broken, and out of spec components brought back to working condition. Shafts, housings, and mechanical parts restored so the equipment runs again. When a new part is slow or gone, we repair the one you have.
See Machine Repair and RebuildWhen the replacement no longer exists, we make it. From a sample, a print, or the broken original, we machine the part you cannot buy. One piece or a small run, built to fit.
See Custom and One-Off PartsRepair welding, brazing, and cutting, plus brackets, frames, guards, and custom steel work. We fix what cracked and build what you need from scratch.
See Welding and FabricationTeardown, inspection, reseal, rebuild, and test. A leaking or scored cylinder gets torn down, measured, and put back into service. We show you the before and the after.
See Hydraulic Cylinder RepairEquipment down and a job waiting. Bring it in or send a photo and we give you a fast, honest read on what is possible and how long it takes.
See Rush and Emergency WorkWhy Norwood
How It Works
Reach the shop by phone, send a photo, or come by during shop hours.
We assess the part or the problem and tell you what it needs and whether it is worth doing.
No work starts until you know the plan and agree to it.
We do the work, and you get the part back ready to run.
Our Work
We are adding jobs here as they come through the shop. In the meantime, call or text a photo of your part and we will tell you if we can help.
Industries We Serve
Solving problems in Wichita Falls since 1954.
Meet the Owner
Larry Carroll owns and runs Norwood Machine. He came up through concrete and welding, went out on his own in 2002, and bought the shop about six years ago. He still does the work. When you call, you talk to the person who will machine your part. He will tell you straight whether a repair is worth doing, what it will take, and when you can expect it back. No layers, no runaround, no call center.
Do more than push buttons. Own the work.
Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
You will get a machinist on the phone, not a call center.
Not sure what you have got? Send a picture. No charge to ask.
