Heavy Equipment Repair

ON-SITE EQUIPMENT SERVICE • NO HAULING REQUIRED

Loading a broken machine onto a lowboy and hauling it to a shop costs time and money before any repair even starts. Our service trucks bring diagnostic tools, common parts and welding equipment to your job site, yard or farm, so excavators, wheel loaders, dozers, backhoes, skid steers and tractors can be diagnosed and repaired where they’re parked.

We work on diesel engines, starting and charging systems, hydraulic pumps, cylinders and hoses, cooling systems, electrical controls and worn or cracked attachments. If a repair needs shop work or parts we don’t carry, we’ll explain why and help you plan the next step.

Construction equipment may be stopped on a jobsite, in a yard or between projects. Describe the machine make, model, operating hours, attachment and the function that stopped working. Secure raised equipment before requesting service.

Describe the situation: Share the machine’s make, model and operating hours, the attachment in use, which function stopped working and exactly where the machine is parked on the site.

Review safety and access: A technician needs to understand whether the unit is safely positioned and accessible for inspection.

Evaluate the cause: The reported symptoms guide testing, but the repair should be based on actual findings and applicable safety requirements.

Plan the next step: Repair options depend on the component, parts, conditions and what can safely be performed at the location.

Diesel powertrains, starting and charging systems, hydraulic controls, cooling systems, sensors, hoses and attachments.

Machines that run long hours in dust, mud and heavy loads tend to wear in predictable places. Telling us when the problem started and what the machine was doing at the time helps us bring the right tools and parts on the first trip.

Related needs may include diesel engine repair, mobile hydraulic repair or commercial electrical diagnostics. A clear description helps direct the service request.

Have the vehicle or equipment make and model, unit number, location, callback number, observed symptoms and any warning messages available. Keep personnel clear of unsafe or unsupported equipment and do not continue operation if a safety concern is present.

Equipment breakdowns often involve more than one system. If a boom, bucket or lift is slow, drifting or leaking, see mobile hydraulic repair. For cracked buckets, broken brackets or worn attachments, see mobile welding & fabrication. Engine and fuel problems are covered on our mobile diesel repair page, and wiring or control faults on electrical diagnostics. Running several machines? Ask about fleet maintenance. Call 303-257-9186.