About Us

National Salvage & Service Corporation began over 40 years ago providing safe, efficient and environmentally sound products and services to help industries remove, recover and restore resources. National has removed, recovered and restored resources at sites ranging from the complete demolition of power plant buildings and equipment to taking up thousands of miles of vacated railroad tracks.

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Based in Bloomington, Indiana, National was established in 1980 as a railroad dismantling company. During its more than 40 years in business, it has grown to become an industry leader in demolition, asset recovery and environmental services.

With 370 employees and five offices across the country, we are equipped to tackle your project in the most efficient, safe and environmentally sound manner possible, whether it is the demolition of a power plant, the remediation of a site contaminated with hazardous materials, or a new construction project.

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From this, National created the Civil Division as a natural extension of our demolition processes. Employing skilled tradesmen with years of experience and a management team with a combined 70 years of experience, we have a company capable of simple residential new construction digs to multimillion-dollar high density residential. Our knowledge of municipal infrastructure across the intermountain west ensures that we can tackle any job.

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We leave sites environmentally safe and ready to use in job creation, transportation or recreation, including thousands of miles of rails to trails. We remove, recover and restore commercial, industrial and transportation assets across the U.S.

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A sustainable company, we recycle nearly all of the material we salvage. These materials range from ferrous and non-ferrous metals to railroad ties to industrial equipment. This practice not only keeps these materials out of landfills, improving the environment; it also saves our customers significant amounts of money, reducing the cost of a job and adding to profit.

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