BUCK KREIHS COMPANY, INC.

Buck Kreihs Company, Inc. is a marine and industrial repair company based in the United States. It has a long-standing reputation, particularly within the maritime sector, for providing repair and maintenance services to various types of vessels and industrial equipment. Established in 1947, the company has decades of expertise and experience in its field.

Key offerings of Buck Kreihs include:

Ship Repair and Maintenance: This encompasses a range of services from structural repairs, outfitting, and mechanical work to electrical and electronic services.

Industrial Services: Besides marine work, the company also serves industrial clients, offering maintenance and repair services tailored to different industrial machinery and equipment.

Emergency Services: Known for responding to urgent repair needs, Buck Kreihs provides emergency services to ensure minimal downtime for its clients' operations.

The company utilizes skilled craftsmen and advanced technologies to ensure high-quality and reliable repair solutions. Known for its commitment to safety and customer satisfaction, Buck Kreihs has earned a reputation for reliability and excellence in both the marine and industrial sectors.

The company operates from strategically located facilities that provide easy access to major waterways, enabling efficient servicing of vessels. Its long-standing presence in the industry and extensive expertise make it a go-to provider for marine and industrial repairs.

(504) 524-7681
www.buckkreihs.com
(504) 522-5879

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Topside Marine Repairs

New Orleans USA

2225 Tchoupitoulas Street
New Orleans LA 70130
USA

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