TPR Systems, Inc. is an FAA 145 Repair Station located in the Santa Rosa County Industrial Park in Milton, Florida. We are a full-service precision machining and fabrication shop dedicated to delivering superior products. In 2018, we proudly achieved ISO 9001:2015/AS9100D certification, further demonstrating our commitment to quality and excellence.

“A lifetime of engineering and manufacturing experience”

TPR Systems, Inc. (formerly Turbine Parts & Repair) is a precision machining, manufacturing, turbine parts, and repair company headquartered in Milton, FL. Founded in 2002, it quickly became apparent to Dick Todd that manufacturing replacement parts and stators was a growing industry in high demand. Moreover, the quality of products available to industrial consumers at the time fell far short of their potential.

Dick Todd, Founder brought decades of experience within the jet engine industry, primarily in the repair and manufacturing of jet engine parts. After 21 years of owning a jet engine parts company, he sold it to Nordam, who later sold it to Pratt & Whitney. The company he founded was an FAA-Approved Repair Shop and held Parts Manufacturing Authority for several jet engine parts, manufacturing components for Pratt & Whitney, GE, and SNECMA. His vast knowledge of jet engine components and manufacturing has been the backbone of TPR Systems, Inc.’s success. We deeply mourn the passing of Dick Todd and honor his extraordinary contributions, which continue to guide our company. His legacy remains an integral part of our mission and values.

Chuck Pyritz, Owner/GM for TPR Systems, Inc, also brings decades of engineering and manufacturing experience to the team. Prior to joining TPR Systems, Chuck worked with the Westinghouse Electric Corp. in the Nuclear Component Division of the Power Generation Business Unit for seventeen years. The last eleven years with Westinghouse Chuck worked within the Advance Technology Center where he implemented, developed, programmed, tooled, and maintained a robotic controlled high power CO2 laser-welding and cutting system used for manufacturing Combustion Turbine Stators for the 501D. During this time he also developed robotic narrow groove welding techniques for remote repairs of hot reactor vessels for Navy submarines. In addition, he was responsible for designing, building, installing, and programming automated fuel cell wrapper loading systems for spent nuclear fuel. Moving on from Westinghouse, Chuck joined forces with Aero Met Corp where he developed and implemented a new robotic controlled high power CO2 laser near net shape system which was the first of its kind ever developed. He also helped develop the first zero porosity and lack of fusion near net shape part with titanium. In addition, he designed and developed the feed system for near net shaping of titanium for the entire aerospace industry. Chucks’ dedication to the Power Generation industry and his numerous innovations in engineering, production, and manufacturing have made him an indispensable asset to the team for the future growth of the company.

The company’s founding principles have always been, and will continue to be, providing our customers with the highest-quality precision-machined products with the lowest tolerances possible. Additionally, we maintain unmatched process control throughout manufacturing and final inspections, along with unparalleled communication between our staff and customers.

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We encourage you to contact us today to learn more about our Compressor Stator Manufacturing Capabilities as well as Stator Manufacturing, Precision Machining, Turbine Parts and Turbine Parts Repair, and Fabrication services. Contact Us or call (850) 983-8600.