Industrial yards near North Salt Lake and Woods Cross, construction sites around West Valley City, and commercial projects in the northern Wasatch Front rely on equipment that must work when crews arrive. When a machine develops a hydraulic leak or starting problem, DuraFleet helps determine what can be repaired safely on site so the operator and surrounding crew can get back to productive work.
When a machine stops, the operator and the crew often stop with it. Hauling heavy equipment to a shop is another job of its own, and it adds more downtime before anyone even starts the repair.
DuraFleet brings heavy equipment maintenance, diagnostics, and repair to Salt Lake City North yards and job sites. Our technicians help you avoid unnecessary hauling and get your equipment and crew back to work.
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Keep One Machine From Holding Up the Crew
Our technicians come to your yard or job site to diagnose problems and complete repairs. We can also service other equipment during the same visit, giving you a practical way to keep up with maintenance without hauling each machine to a shop.
A hydraulic leak, weak movement, or hard start can slow the work long before a machine stops completely. We find the cause and explain the repair so you can make a clear decision about the equipment your crew needs.
Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Mechanical Service
Our heavy equipment service can include:
- Engine oil, filters, specified fluids, lubrication, belts, hoses, and scheduled maintenance
- Batteries, starting, charging, wiring, sensors, controls, and display problems
- Fuel delivery, cooling, overheating, leaks, and changes in engine performance
- Hydraulic leaks, weak movement, drift, and other hydraulic problems
- Braking, steering, travel, vibration, and other operating problems
- Guards, brackets, mounts, attachment points, and related components
We diagnose the problem before recommending parts or repairs. The machine, repair, access, and tools required determine what our technicians can complete at the job site.
Preventative Maintenance Helps Avoid Costly Downtime
Regular oil and filter changes, lubrication, and checks of belts, hoses, and fluid levels help protect expensive machinery from avoidable wear. We plan service around manufacturer recommendations, engine hours, working conditions, and maintenance history.
During routine service, our technicians can check new leaks, warning messages, or changes in performance before they lead to a breakdown. If several machines are due, our technicians can service them during the same visit instead of hauling them out one at a time.
Service History That Moves With Your Equipment
We keep detailed notes on maintenance, completed repairs, and issues that need follow-up. Those records help you track service as machines move between operators and job sites.
If equipment needs repairs outside the area, we can forward those notes to your fleet manager or chosen repair provider. The next technician gets useful background, helping reduce repeat troubleshooting and delays.
Safe On-Site Repairs and Clear Next Steps
Our technicians need safe access to stable equipment before work begins. We confirm the work area and the machine's condition before starting the repair.
Major component removal, internal repairs, machining, structural work, factory-controlled procedures, and jobs that need specialty lifting or pressure-system equipment may require a shop, heavy-equipment specialist, or manufacturer support. Use Roadside Service for a road-going vehicle disabled away from the yard.
Heavy Equipment Service Across Salt Lake City North
Our Salt Lake City North team serves businesses in ZIP codes 84104, 84041, 84116, 84037, 84054, 84118, 84025, 84014, 84087, 84040, 84128, and 84044. Our technicians work at fleet yards, facilities, job sites, and other commercial properties with enough room for the machine and our service vehicle.
Regular hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
