Service · Seminole, TX
Fleet Repair
Work vehicles don't earn anything parked. Fleet repair here is about getting a down unit back to work.
Describe what you run and what's down — the shop confirms fit, scheduling, and next steps with you directly.
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Appointments Mon–Fri

Common reasons customers contact us
- A unit is down and the work it does is stacking up
- The same vehicle keeps coming back with the same problem
- More than one unit has problems and you want to lay it all out at once
- You want scheduling talked through before committing vehicles
Examples of how fleet conversations start — every job is confirmed with the shop before anything is committed.
Who this is for
For outfits around Seminole that depend on their vehicles. Whether it's one unit or several, include what you run and how many are involved — Jorge will tell you what the shop can realistically take on.
What to send
- What the unit is — type, year, make, model
- What it's doing or not doing
- How many vehicles are involved, if more than one
- What the vehicles need to get back to doing
- Who to call, and when they answer
What we can discuss
- Fleet repair for the vehicles your work depends on
- Repair on the diesel trucks in a fleet
- How many units are involved, and what the shop can realistically schedule
Tell the shop what you run and what you need — Jorge will tell you what the shop can realistically take on.
How it works
- 01
Send the details
Use the request form or call with the unit, the problem, and how many vehicles are involved.
- 02
The shop reviews fit
Jorge looks at what you run and what's needed, and tells you what the shop can realistically take on.
- 03
Scheduling gets confirmed
When and how units come through is worked out with you directly — no blanket promises.
- 04
You approve before work happens
Findings and recommendations come to you first. Nothing moves forward without your say-so.
Fleet work to talk through?
Send the details or call the shop. Fit and scheduling are confirmed with you directly — never auto-booked.
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