We have positions for Machinists and Mechanics in a family-owned business.
You’ll find a welcoming place to build your career and a workplace that recognizes and rewards excellence.
Call us at 972-775-1085 or send us an e-mail at team@tlrhydraulicsdfw.com.
You will find the machine shop at TLR Hydraulics has the equipment and expertise to complete your repairs
or fabricate custom hydraulics quickly and precisely, using state-of-the-art machinery.
No matter what industry you operate in – or the size and type of your hydraulics equipment – TLR Hydraulics can repair it. In fact, we probably have done similar work hundreds of times before!
No matter what industry you operate in – or the size and type of your hydraulics equipment – TLR Hydraulics can repair it. In fact, we probably have done similar work hundreds of times before!
TLR Hydraulics, Inc. Headquarters:
1031 Eastgate Dr.
Midlothian, TX 76065
Phone: 972-775-1085
Dallas:
4804 Almond Ave.
Dallas, TX 75247
Phone: 214-631-4011
San Diego Area:
1232 Simpson Way Ste. B
Escondido, CA. 92029
Phone: 619-596-2222
West Texas (Permian Basin) Area:
11202 W. Interstate 20 East
Odessa, TX 79765
Phone: 432-561-5353
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