24 Armstrong Street, Palmerston North Workshop (06) 357 1103

Mechanical engineers · Palmerston North, Manawatū

When your gear stops, our job starts.

We're Valentine Engineering: a full workshop on Armstrong Street, and boots that get out to farms and factories across the Manawatū. Plant maintenance, pipework and milking shed engineering, backed by a machine shop that makes the parts others order in.

Workshop + on-site — we come to you Site Safe trained crew 25+ years building rotary platforms
A note for the Valentine team: this sunrise is a stand-in. Send us a real early-morning callout shot — one of you under the gear at first light — and it swaps straight in.

What we do

Keeping plant, pipes and platforms turning

From a seized bearing at the factory to a full rotary platform build on the farm, the same crew and the same workshop stand behind all of it.

Maintenance agreements

Covered around the clock — that's what the agreement is for

Our maintenance clients don't cross their fingers at 4:30am. An agreement with us comes with an after-hours line, and when it rings, one of us answers. If your plant, factory or milking platform can't afford to stand still, that cover is the part worth talking about.

Not on an agreement? Ring the workshop on (06) 357 1103 and we'll get you sorted.

Ask us about a maintenance agreement →

Our work

Our work, in our own photos

Every job photo on this site is ours: our workshop, our welds, our clients' sheds and plants.

Valentine Engineering welder rebuilding an impeller fan
Impeller rebuild on the welding table
Rotary milking platform under construction with welding flare
Rotary platform taking shape in the workshop
Stainless steel process pipework
Stainless process pipework, installed and tested
Pipe rails and yardwork on a dairy farm against a blue sky
Yard rails out on the farm
Lathe turning in the machine shop
Turning up a repair in the machine shop
Grinding sparks on a pipe rolling job
Pipe rolling, sparks included
Case study — placeholder

Keeping a Manawatū food plant running through the season

When a processing line is down, every hour shows up on the bottom line. Here's the shape of how we look after the factories that rely on us, told through one example job.

The problem

[Client name]'s plant had a critical drive failing mid-season, with worn bearings threatening a full line stop within days.

What we did

Attended after hours under their maintenance agreement, machined and fitted replacement components from our own machine shop, and set up scheduled checks on the drive so the next failure gets caught before it happens.

The result

[X] hours of unplanned downtime avoided, and a maintenance plan that's kept the line turning since.

A note for the Valentine team: this is an example case study. We'd swap in a real job in your words, with your numbers, and your client's sign-off (or keep them anonymous).

How we look after plant →

Where we work

Palmerston North workshop. On-site wherever the job is.

The workshop and machine shop live at 24 Armstrong Street, Palmerston North. For everything else, we load the truck: farms, factories, construction sites and institutions across the Manawatū and further afield when the job calls for it.

Industry Construction Institutions Rural & dairy

A note for the Valentine team: tell us exactly how far you'll travel (Rangitīkei? Horowhenua? Tararua?) and we'll name the districts here.

Farm yard rails built by Valentine Engineering, out on a Manawatū farm

Talk to us

Got a job coming up, or a machine that's overdue some attention?

Ring the workshop, or send us the details and we'll come back to you. If it's urgent, skip the form and pick up the phone — it's quicker for both of us.

Need an engineer? Ring (06) 357 1103