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Peaker Services,
Inc. (PSI) was founded in 1971 in a two-car garage in Belleville,
Michigan to repair and maintain EMD diesel generators or "Peakers"
as they are known in the utility industry. As demand for PSI's
services grew, the company built and moved into larger quarters next to the
two-car garage. After having to move the basketball court next to
the garage, the company moved to Brighton, Michigan, approximately 30
minutes northwest of Detroit. In 1978, PSI built its "Green Oak No. 1"
plant and office on a rural 10-acre site in Brighton. The facility was then
tripled in size in 1984 to the current 45,000 sq. ft., including additonal
remanufacturing and warehouse space. In 2006, PSI added the New Castle,
Delaware location to service PSI's expanding East Coast market.
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Select a link above
to watch the Peaker Services Promotional Video
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Current PSI facilities, designed to meet the
needs of today's customers, include:
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- arc and inert gas welding
- plasma cutting
- soda blasting and paint bay
- comprehensive testing equipment
- comprehensive rebuilding equipment
- specially designed outdoor test cell for extended
load testing of rebuilt and repaired diesel engines
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As PSI continues to grow
to meet the needs of its customers, we will continue
to provide the service, reliability and value that
have made us a trusted name in the industry.
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EMD
Engine Services
As a chief supplier to railroads,
power generation and marine companies, PSI is recognized
as the quality leader in rebuilding and repairing EMD
diesel engines and related equipment.
Electrical
System Services
PSI staff designs and installs
custom control systems. Peaker Services is a Woodward Governor
Company authorized dealer and independent service facility.
We are also dealers for EnDyn, DYNALCO and Testo.
Quality
Systems
PSI is ISO 9001 certified
 and we were one of the first locomotive engine rebuilders
to be certified under AAR M1003.
Naturally, we meet and adhere to all federal, state and
local environmental standards.
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