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MNM Scales LLC
(832) 290-3120
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21249 FM 529 Rd,
Cypress, TX 77433

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Scale Calibration & Repair in Waller, Hempstead & Brookshire, TX

Scale calibration and repair in Waller, TX, Hempstead, Prairie View and Brookshire, straight from our shop next door in Cypress. Waller County is one of the shortest drives in our service area, so ranches, feed stores, nurseries, distribution centers and school labs get fast on-site calibration and repair from our TDA-registered technicians, with an in-house or NIST-traceable certificate for each scale.

Ranch Land Between Two Highways

Waller County was created in 1873 and named for Edwin Waller, who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence and laid out the streets of Austin. Much of it is still open prairie and pasture. Ranches, livestock auctions and feed stores around Hempstead, Hockley and Waller weigh animals and sell feed and hay by weight, and fish farms stock ponds by the pound.

Two highways frame the rest of the economy. Large warehouses line I-10 at Brookshire, and equipment plants, fabrication shops and wholesale nurseries line US 290 near Waller and Hempstead. Hempstead’s farm stands sell melons, pecans and produce by the pound. And at Prairie View, a university founded in 1876 anchors science and agriculture labs alongside the county’s schools.

Farms, Freight and Labs in Waller County

IndustryWhat gets weighedScalesClass
Ranches and auctionsCattle, horsesLivestock platform, kitIIIL
Feed storesFeed, hayNTEP floor, benchIII
Fish farmsLive fish, feedHanging, platformIII
Distribution centersPallets, parcelsFloor, pallet, parcelIII
ManufacturersComponents, cratesCrane, countingIII
Farm stands and nurseriesProduce, soilNTEP benchIII
University and school labsSamples, moistureBalancesII
Brecknell PS1000 veterinary and livestock floor scale
Brecknell PS1000 livestock and vet scale
MNM Scales build-your-own livestock scale kit with indicator
MNM livestock scale kit for chutes and pens

Small-animal and vet work suits a platform like the Brecknell PS1000, while ranchers building a chute scale often start with the MNM livestock scale kit. Our floor scale guide helps size a platform for cattle or pallets.

Common Fixes on Waller County Ranches and Docks

  • Wrong settings after a reset. Livestock indicators sometimes land in calibration mode or switch to animal-hold or kilogram settings by accident. We set them back and recalibrate.
  • Load cells under chutes and pens take shock loads from cattle every day; a failed cell shows up as uneven weights. We replace it and calibrate end to end.
  • Chewed or cut cables. Livestock, rodents and gate hinges are hard on cables. We run a new one and check readings before we leave.
  • Water in the junction box after a storm, the most common cause of drift on outdoor platforms.
  • Dock scales in Brookshire warehouses with failed indicators or worn cells.

Most repairs are done on the visit with parts from our stock and quoted per job. Need a scale for sale day while yours is fixed? Ask about rentals.

Livestock and Feed Scales Under Texas Law

When cattle, hay or feed change hands by weight, the scale is a commercial device in Texas. It must meet NIST Handbook 44 and be suitable for its use, usually an NTEP-approved model, and be placed into service by a registered technician of a TDA-licensed service company. We supply NTEP scales, calibrate them and send the state the RWM-780, then help keep RWM-700 registration current. Labs that report results may need a NIST-traceable certificate. See legal-for-trade calibration.

Calibrate livestock scales yearly and after any hard knock, and dock scales every three to six months in busy seasons. On-site calibration is done during the visit; drop-offs at our shop are usually ready in 1 to 3 business days.

Getting to Waller, Hempstead and Brookshire

Waller and Prairie View are a straight run up the Grand Parkway (SH 99) to US 290 west, and Hempstead is a little farther out. For Brookshire, our technicians take the Grand Parkway south to I-10 west. Most stops are 25 to 40 minutes from our shop.

From our Cypress shop toMain routeRound trip (approx.)
BrookshireGrand Parkway (SH 99) south, then I-10 westAbout 38 miles
WallerGrand Parkway (SH 99), then US 290 westAbout 41 miles
Prairie ViewUS 290 westAbout 50 miles
HempsteadUS 290 westAbout 62 miles
Approximate driving distances from our shop at 21249 FM 529 Rd, Cypress, measured with OpenStreetMap route data (OSRM) in October 2026. Your street address sets the exact mileage.

Pricing is the $295 on-site call plus $2 per mile, round trip, counted once per visit, so a ranch with a livestock scale and a feed-room scale pays one call. Each scale then follows its capacity rate; livestock and floor scales usually fall in the over-150 kg tier. For floor, livestock and crane scales our technicians bring their own test weights. Book below, one per scale, and price out your ranch or dock.

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Waller County Scale Service FAQ

How close is your shop to Waller?

Very close. Waller is about 41 miles round trip and Brookshire about 38, among the shortest trips in our service area.

Do you calibrate livestock scales at auctions and ranches?

Yes. We calibrate and repair livestock platforms and chute scales on-site with our own heavy test weights, and we sell livestock scale kits.

Do I need a legal-for-trade scale to sell hay or cattle by weight?

Yes. A scale that sets a price must meet NIST Handbook 44 and be suitable for its use, usually an NTEP-approved model, and be placed into service under Texas rules. We handle the calibration and RWM paperwork.

Can you calibrate fish farm scales?

Yes. Hanging and platform scales used to weigh fish and feed are calibrated on-site or in our shop.

Do you calibrate balances for school and university labs?

Yes. Classroom and lab balances are calibrated on-site, one visit per campus, with in-house or NIST-traceable certificates.

Can I bring a scale to your shop instead?

Yes. Our Cypress shop is a short drive away; visits are by appointment and calibration is usually ready within 1 to 3 business days.

Book Waller County Scale Service

Call (832) 290-3120 (24/7) or send us your scale list.