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A systems integrator designs, builds, wires, programs, and commissions the automated equipment that runs a production line — combining PLCs, robots, controls, machine vision, and electrical work into one system. Mikewill Automation delivers all of it in-house, so a single accountable team takes your project from concept to running production.

Mikewill Automation works across North America, run out of our Guntersville, Alabama shop — 26 U.S. states and counting. Distance is rarely the deciding factor; we travel for the right project. Call (256) 293-5684 to talk through your location and needs.

Yes. Unlike programming-only integrators, Mikewill does the electrical work in-house — 20-plus years of running conduit, power, and machine wiring. That means one team is accountable for design, panels, wiring, programming, and startup, which removes finger-pointing and keeps turnkey projects on schedule.

We primarily work with Allen-Bradley / Rockwell Automation controls, ABB and FANUC robots, and Keyence machine vision, along with the drives, HMIs, and networks (EtherNet/IP, OPC UA) that tie a line together. We also support legacy platforms during retrofits and migrations.

Usually, yes. We plan phased migrations — pre-building and testing new panels and code, then cutting over during scheduled downtime — so you keep running while we modernize. We carefully preserve recipes, tags, and machine behavior so operators see an upgrade, not a relearning.

Start with a conversation. Request a consultation through our contact form or call (256) 293-5684, and a senior engineer — not a salesperson — will scope your needs. We're happy to work small first jobs on a time-and-expense basis so you can prove us out before a larger build.