Fleet Maintenance & Repair

A vehicle that is not available is not earning. Everything we do on the fleet side is aimed at that one number.

That means fleet maintenance you can plan around, digital inspections that document developing problems while they are still small, and honest prioritization so you know what has to happen this week and what can wait until the vehicle is between jobs. It also means diagnostics deep enough that a truck does not come back three times for the same complaint.

Mixed fleets are the norm for us. Transits, ProMasters, Silverados, passenger vehicles, diesels and hybrids from a dozen manufacturers, all handled in one place with one point of contact.

Flexible scheduling, transportation options, Spanish spoken, and a 2-year/24,000-mile nationwide warranty on qualifying repairs. Family owned since 2015, which means when you call, you are talking to people who know your account. Digital inspections come to you with photographs attached, so approvals can happen from a phone between jobs instead of over a long phone call. If a vehicle needs to stay overnight, after hours drop off and pickup keep it from costing you a working day.

The fleets that spend the least are the ones that decide when a vehicle comes in, rather than finding out.

Consistent fleet inspection records make that possible. When every visit produces documented findings with photos, patterns become visible: which vehicles are trending toward brake work, which ones are consuming coolant, which ones are due for something expensive next quarter. That turns maintenance into a budget line instead of a surprise.

Duty cycle should drive the schedule, not the odometer. A van doing forty short delivery stops a day, a truck that tows, a vehicle that idles for hours and a highway commuter wear out completely different components on completely different timelines. Treating them all to the same interval overspends on some and neglects others.

We will help you build a fleet schedule around how each vehicle is actually used, and flag the work that can be batched to keep the number of visits down.