The U.S. freight rail network is one of the most efficient and interconnected transportation systems in the world, divided into three classes based on annual operating revenue: Class I, Class II, and Class III railroads.
Class I railroads are the largest and most prominent freight carriers, operating expansive mainlines that span across states and even international borders. These national and multinational railroads handle the lion’s share of freight traffic in the United States, serving high-volume corridors and major industrial hubs.
Class II railroads, often referred to as regional railroads, serve as vital connectors between Class I mainlines and local markets. They cover smaller geographic areas but play a key role in the smooth movement of goods across state lines, especially in support of regional industries.
Class III railroads, or shortlines, typically operate on lighter-density routes and provide essential first-mile/last-mile services to rural, agricultural, and industrial customers. These railroads act as lifelines to local economies, linking them to the national and global supply chains.
We offer full-spectrum track solutions that scale to the needs of Class I, II, and III railroads, including:
From greenfield builds to major system expansions, we provide start-to-finish track construction services—delivering precision work, seamless coordination, and minimal downtime for freight rail operations of all sizes.
We install and maintain switches, turnouts, and crossovers to improve operational flexibility, reduce congestion, and support reliable routing across mainlines, yards, and sidings.
Our tie and surfacing services restore track integrity, correct alignment issues, and improve ride quality—ensuring safety and smooth performance across your rail system.
Our FRA-certified inspectors use GPS-enabled tools and mobile reporting to deliver accurate, real-time assessments—helping you identify defects early, prioritize repairs, and maintain full regulatory compliance.
We respond quickly to track failures, derailments, and washouts—mobilizing qualified crews and equipment to restore service and minimize downtime across Class I, II, and III rail networks.
Our trained flaggers and protection teams provide critical on-track safety services, ensuring your rail projects meet industry standards while keeping your crews, equipment, and trains safe during active work.
We address aging infrastructure and water-related track issues with targeted rehab and drainage solutions that extend the life of your assets and improve long-term track stability.
Each class of railroad faces unique operational pressures:
Track Tech understands these challenges and builds flexible solutions around your priorities- throughput, budget, safety, or speed.
Safety is at the heart of everything we do. Our teams are trained in all major railroad rulebooks, including Class I-specific guidelines.
We meet or exceed FRA regulations, and our flagging, worksite protection, and inspection protocols ensure safe, uninterrupted rail operations. Our proactive approach reduces risk, improves uptime, and keeps your operations audit-ready.
Our team brings decades of hands-on railroading experience, a highly trained workforce, and a modern fleet of Maintenance-of-Way (MoW) equipment to every project. We support our work with GPS-integrated inspection and reporting tools, FRA-certified inspectors, and crews trained in all major rule systems—including GCOR, NORAC, and Class I-specific protocols.
Our strong relationships across the rail industry enable seamless coordination with dispatchers, engineers, and operations teams. Whether the job calls for a targeted shortline repair or a large-scale Class I expansion, we provide scalable labor and equipment to get it done safely, efficiently, and on schedule.
Track Tech executes a wide range of project types for freight rail clients. We work efficiently within active environments to minimize service disruptions and maximize long-term reliability.
We understand the operational demands and regulatory requirements that Class I, II, and III railroads face every day.
From inspections to emergency response and full capital builds, we handle every aspect of your track needs—no outsourcing required.
Our crews work around your schedule, minimizing disruptions to high-traffic corridors and live freight environments.
We help you stay ahead of FRA regulations with rulebook-trained crews and detailed, audit-ready reporting.
When service is down or safety is at risk, we mobilize fast—with the equipment and expertise to get you back on track.
If you’re planning an expansion, facing a repair issue, or just want to get ahead of maintenance, Track Tech is ready to help. Our team brings years of experience, a strong safety record, and an understanding of what industrial operators need to succeed. Contact us today to schedule a consultation or request a quote.