Grain terminals
Keep grain moving through the terminal.
Loop-track construction, track renewal, and maintenance planning for grain facilities across Western Canada.
Plan around your operation
Work with the loading plan
Start with train length, loading arrangements, switching patterns, and the terminal's connection to the railway.
Use the available window
Plan deliveries, equipment access, and construction around terminal operations and seasonal requirements.
Look after the whole track
Address ballast, ties, rail, drainage, turnouts, and finished geometry as a coordinated scope.
Services for this scope
New Track Construction
Industrial spurs, yard tracks, and loop tracks built from sub-ballast through commissioning.
Tie & Steel Gangs
Production gangs equipped for tie renewal, rail relay, fastening, anchoring, and gauge restoration.
Production Surfacing
Tamping, lining, regulating, and geometry work for mainline, yard, industrial, and transit track.
Track Inspections
Routine and condition-led inspections by TIGS-trained personnel across three provinces.
Bring a useful project brief.
Send what you have. Ironhorse can help clarify the remaining scope and site requirements.
Request a bid- Terminal location, railway connection, and existing track plan
- Loop or siding length and intended train configuration
- Traffic, loading operations, and seasonal constraints
- Materials already on site and responsibility for supply
- Available work windows and target completion