Heritage & tourist railways
Keep the railway part of the experience.
Track rebuilding, rehabilitation, and inspection planning for museum and tourist railway owners preparing for their next operating season.
Plan around your operation
Start with the existing railway
Bring the track layout, gauge, rolling-stock requirements, inspection findings, and known drainage or formation issues together before defining the work.
Plan around visitors
Identify public access, event dates, work areas, deliveries, and the periods when construction can be separated from the visitor operation.
Agree on the return to service
Confirm the owner's inspection, acceptance, documentation, and operating requirements as part of the bid scope.
Services for this scope
Track Rehabilitation
Tie replacement, rail relay, turnout renewal, drainage work, and surfacing programs.
New Track Construction
Industrial spurs, yard tracks, and loop tracks built from sub-ballast through commissioning.
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- Owner, location, track gauge, and route layout
- Operating calendar, rolling stock, and public access
- Condition photographs and available inspection records
- Proposed renewal quantities and material responsibilities
- Owner acceptance process and target reopening date