Something exciting is on the horizon.
With over 25 years of experience working in the beverage and packaging industry I have accumulated a wide array of knowledge and skills. From performing technical and service support; installing and starting up new machines and servicing existing equipment. To project management; layout and design of packaging lines and complete breweries, researching and purchasing equipment, writing installation scopes of work and hiring contractors, overseeing the final commissioning, startup and acceptance of equipment.
Whether you are looking to add a new machine, update you existing packaging line or build a compete new brewery Craft Brewery Solutions is here to help.
You can trust our team and partners to get the job completed correctly and we work hard to provide the best project for your budget.
Project Services
- Line layout & design
- Room for operators to move around
- Access to all areas for cleaning and clearing jams
- Access paths to get supplies to the line and remove waste
- Researching new equipment (single piece or equipment up to a complete brewery)
- Purchasing equipment
- Site supervision for installations & upgrades
- Line integration
- Project scheduling
- Project financial estimating, budgeting & tracking
Technical & Service Support (remote or on-site)
- Able to support a wide range of equipment and manufacturers
- Remote monitoring of equipment via VPN connection or modem
- Troubleshooting
- PLC & HMI programming
- Electrical repairs
- Mechanical repairs
- Machine audits
- Locating & purchasing parts & supplies
If you have a problem or idea and don’t know where to start, contact Craft Brewery Solutions to see what solutions we have to offer!
Rapid Delivery of Spare Parts for Craft Breweries
Across the United States, craft breweries desperately needed a form of insurance, a network off which to rely on one another. When a key part of your brewing equipment goes down, the entire production grinds to a halt, killing your overall profitability. More importantly, the absence of production significantly lets down the businesses and customers who rely on your beer. Disappointing trusting clients doesn’t only leave them empty-handed, the flakiness destroys the entirety of your brewery’s namesake.
If the beer of craft breweries is truly better than the mass-produced swill dumped out by mega-factories, then the consistency of craft beer must be equally swift. Let’s consider the facts of your specific craft beer for a moment. True, other beers might be more popular. Other beers might even taste better. Yet what those other beers aren’t to your customers is their favorite. When they plop down on their usual barstool, they’re expecting that one go-to, feel-good craft beer of yours, knowing above all else the first sip is what makes the roughest day worth living. This is what everyone works so hard for, yourself above all else.
