Repair & Maintenance — Fast Local Response.
Equipment down? Call us. We respond same-day or next-day across DFW for non-emergencies, and within hours for genuine breakdowns. Service is $150/hr driveway-to-driveway — and free for our lease customers.
How service calls work
Standard service rate is $150 per hour, driveway-to-driveway. That means we charge from the time we leave our shop until we get back. Most repairs on common equipment take 1–3 hours including travel. We provide a written diagnosis on every call and quote any parts before ordering.
For lease customers
Repair and maintenance are included in your lease. No service call charges. No part-by-part invoices. We come, we fix, we leave. That's the lease advantage. Learn more about leasing →
Maintenance contracts
For customers who own equipment outright, we offer maintenance contracts that bundle scheduled preventive service plus emergency response at a predictable annual rate. These contracts typically pay for themselves within the first year by extending equipment life and avoiding emergency-response premiums.
What we service
- Hydraulic system diagnosis & repair
- Cylinder replacement and reseal
- Pump and motor service
- Electrical and control panel work
- Limit switch and safety system service
- Wire-tie mechanism (balers)
- Conveyor and ram alignment
- Preventive maintenance per manufacturer specs
We service most major brands — Marathon, Wastequip, Harmony, PTR, Sebright, Mil-tek, and more.
What "fast response" actually means
We're a local Fort Worth team. There's no national call center routing your service request through a queue. When you call, you reach us directly. For Tarrant County customers, we're typically on-site within hours for non-emergencies and same-day for breakdowns. For Dallas and Johnson County customers, expect same-day or next-day response.
Emergency repairs
Equipment fully down outside business hours? Call 817-476-0023 and leave a voicemail with your name, business, and the issue. We monitor the line and call back same-day for genuine emergencies. Emergency rates apply outside standard 7am–6pm Monday–Friday windows.
What you should have ready when you call
- Equipment make and model (usually on a tag near the control panel)
- Approximate age of the unit
- What you observed before it stopped — error codes, sounds, smells, leaks
- Photos of the equipment and any leaks or damage
- Whether anyone has tried a manual reset
The more we know up front, the more parts we can bring on the first trip — which usually means one visit instead of two.