Wyler Industrial Works, Inc., located in El Paso, Texas, boasts a rich history dating back to the 1880s. It was founded by Oliver Dutton, a machinist with a bicycle shop, the company initially catered to the burgeoning railroad industry by providing spare parts to passing trains.

Over the years, the company evolved through various names and partnerships, including Union Iron & Brass Works in 1906, and Baumgarten and Wyler in 1913. In 1923, the company adopted the name Wyler Industrial Works after John O. Wyler acquired Baumgarten's shares and partnered with Otto J. Wyler and Harvey Wilson.

Following the passing of John O. Wyler, the company became a family-owned business under the leadership of L. Paul Berry- A former Marine and graduate of the Texas College of Mines. Berry's strong values and vision laid the foundation for the company's enduring legacy, which continues to influence its direction today.

Today, the legacy lives on under the stewardship of Mike S. Tolliver, who currently serves as president and upholds the tradition of dedicated leadership. Looking ahead, Wyler Industrial Works, Inc. aims to continue providing valuable services by embracing technological advancements and emphasizing training and education for its employees.

The company's strategic location in El Paso positions it well to serve the industrial needs of West Texas and Southern New Mexico. By leveraging its century-long expertise and commitment to quality, Wyler Industrial Works, Inc is poised to remain a trusted partner for industrial repair and fabrication services in the region.