Techs On Call Every Day
Techs On Call Every Day
A crane down means production down. A technician is on call every day of the week and dispatched the moment you call.
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Attempting the fix yourself usually costs more time than it saves.
One call gets a diagnosis started, a tech dispatched, and, for existing accounts, a service ticket and ETA before you hang up.
Dispatch is immediate in the Salt Lake Valley, with same-day response reaching as far south as St. George and as far north as the Logan area. After hours, the on-call technician answers and is typically on-site within 3 hours across our standard service area.
Boom trucks on every call. No scissor lift rental added to an emergency invoice.
Lost power, a bridge that travels halfway and quits, speed control that stopped responding, brakes that won't hold.
We see the same failures across every brand, and the truck arrives carrying the components that cause most of them.
Twenty-plus years of service records tell us which components fail, and those stay stocked on the trucks and shelves.
In-stock parts mean repair the same day or the next. Out-of-stock parts get sourced through local vendors, often same-day.
One call today, and your cranes are documented, compliant, and off your worry list.
Call any hour, any day. The on-call tech picks up and dispatch starts.
The fault gets diagnosed and the full repair path quoted on the spot.
The crane runs, the report is filed, and planned maintenance can keep it from repeating.
Specialized components like VFDs and hoist motors are ordered, not shelved, and some carry real lead times.
When that's the case, you get the honest timeline up front, the order goes in same-day on an approved quote, and repair is scheduled the moment the part lands.
Most emergency calls trace back to wear that a scheduled visit would have caught.
An annual service contract locks your hourly rate, puts your crane on a planned maintenance schedule, and keeps your equipment history on file so the next failure gets diagnosed faster.
No. Intermittent travel, slipping brakes, or erratic speed control can fail completely under load. Take the crane out of service, lock it out, and call. A tech can often diagnose the fault the same day.
Yes. Most emergency calls come from companies we already service, but any facility can call, on any brand of crane, whether we installed it or not.
A crane that won't run, won't hold a load, or shows any safety fault is an emergency, call now. Degraded performance like slow travel or intermittent controls can usually wait for a same-day or next-day scheduled visit, and we help you make that call on the phone.
Whether it’s a project, product, repair or service, let’s chat to see if we can make your warehouse operations more efficient.
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