We support a wide range of heavy equipment machinery, including excavators, loaders, dozers, telehandlers, aerial lifts, compact equipment, and more for construction, agriculture, and industrial applications.

Yes, we provide in-shop repair at our full-service facilities and mobile, on-site service to keep your machines running on your jobsites with minimal downtime.

Most fleets benefit from a structured preventative maintenance program based on operating hours and conditions, typically using daily inspections plus 250–500-hour service intervals following OEM guidelines.

Our preventative maintenance services generally include oil and filter changes, fluid top-offs, lubrication, safety and function checks, and inspection of wear items like belts, hoses, brakes, tires, and tracks.

Yes, our service team can review your fleet, usage, and environment to recommend a customized maintenance schedule and inspection plan for each unit.

Operators should perform a walk-around before every shift, checking fluids, tires or tracks, lights, safety devices, visible leaks, hydraulic systems and controls to catch issues early and stay compliant with OSHA and OEM requirements.

Warning lights, unusual noises, excessive smoke, leaks, loss of power, or changes in braking or steering response are all signs you should stop using the machine and schedule service immediately.

Yes, we service most major heavy equipment brands, regardless of where the unit was purchased. However, warranty work often must be handled by an authorized OEM dealer. We can review your situation and advise the best service option.

We offer and support a broad selection of new and used equipment from leading manufacturers, along with attachments and OEM or quality aftermarket parts.

Many of our locations can arrange emergency or priority service for critical breakdowns to help reduce costly downtime.

Yes, our technicians can complete documented service and inspection work to align with OSHA guidelines and industry best practices for heavy equipment inspections.

Best practices include following OEM maintenance intervals, using proper lubricants and filters, keeping machines clean, training operators, and documenting all inspections and repairs.

Building a proactive maintenance plan, performing daily inspections, addressing minor issues quickly, and scheduling preventative maintenance are the most effective ways to reduce unplanned downtime.

Yes, we stock and source a wide range of OEM and aftermarket parts and can help you identify the right components based on your make, model, and serial number.

We can assist with maintenance and repairs on both customer-owned and our rental units, helping you keep every machine at your job running safely and efficiently.

Yes, we offer rental options so you can keep working while your equipment is in the shop or awaiting parts, subject to availability at your local branch.

Yes, we can perform fluid analysis to detect early signs of wear or contamination, helping you prevent major equipment failures before they happen.

Extreme heat, cold, and moisture can impact performance and wear rates, so we recommend adjusting maintenance schedules based on your operating environment.

Yes, properly maintained equipment typically runs more efficiently, reducing fuel consumption and lowering overall operating costs.