IMOCO Incorporated

Why Go with IMOCO? Trusted for over 50 years throughout Western North Carolina and the Upstate of South Carolina, the teams at IMOCO have worked hard for the reputation for quality work completed on time and on budget. Learn why IMOCO customers trust us time and time again: Experience That Counts With an average tenure of 15 years, IMOCO employees have experience with every segment of mechanical and industrial applications. Comprehensive Equipment Inventory At IMOCO, we have the largest inventory of cranes, forklifts and rigging equipment in the region. There are no third party rental fees because we own the equipment. Expertly Trained Technicians at IMOCO have regular lunchbox meetings, receive ongoing training and are certified to properly operate all machinery. We have the equipment plus the operators and technicians with the know-how to use it. Automated Sheet Metal Shop With a 10.000 lb. capacity un-coiler line with Vulcan plasma cutting system technology, we can design, build and install your next job. Safety is a Priority IMOCO is a 100% drug-free operation with a full-time safety director. All of our employees are OSHA certified. Certified and Authorized We are certified and approved by The National Board of Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspectors. Full Service Contractor IMOCO offers comprehensive services for mechanical and industrial applications, including design, build, installation, relocate, shutdown or maintenance. Now that's full service! History In 1964, IMOCO (Industrial Maintenance Overflow Corporation) began its operations in a small metal building in Hendersonville, North Carolina specializing in industrial projects. Throughout the decades, IMOCO focused on performance and dependability while gaining experience in all areas of mechanical/industrial maintenance construction. IMOCO serves customers in the southeast region with a focus on North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. In 1983, IMOCO moved to a larger facility in Fletcher, North Carolina because of substantial growth in new services, enlarged equipment, and market diversification. In 2006, long term company executive, Rodney Pressley, became the owner and president of IMOCO. In 2011, IMOCO moved to a more modern facility in Fletcher, North Carolina, adding a new sheet metal/fabrication shop and additional office space. Today, IMOCO stands on "Equipped Experience".