G.A. RITTENHOUSE
G.A. RITTENHOUSE
Heavy industry, from the substation to the shipyard.
The plant decommissioning and asset recovery division of G.A. Rittenhouse’s furnace operations. Equipment we recover that cannot be re-sold is melted into new metal — which is why we can price work other contractors walk away from.
Most closures cut across several of these at once — a food plant with its own substation, a mill with a fabrication shop. What stays constant is that we buy the whole asset, resell what has a second life, and melt the rest in our own furnaces.
Generating stations, substations, transmission assets. See the work.
Reactors, columns, exchangers, alloy piping. See the work.
Stainless lines, fillers, tanks, packaging. See the work.
Clean rooms, reactors, lyophilisers, utilities. See the work.
Crushers, mills, conveyors, processing plant. See the work.
Paper machines, digesters, boilers, converting. See the work.
Dry dock plant, cranes, fabrication, marine engines. See the work.
Asset recovery, demilitarization and facility services for contractors and primes. Aerospace work.
Safe handling, demilitarization and recovery for munitions manufacturers. Ammunition work.
Plant closures, equipment liquidation and facility transition. Manufacturing work.
Refinery decommissioning and energy-sector asset recovery. Oil and gas work.
Most do not fit one. Send us an equipment list and we will tell you what is worth removing whole and what is worth melting.