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Work vehicles

Fleet & Commercial Vehicle Repair in Nevada, TX for Working Trucks

Contractors, ranch operations and service companies around Farmersville and Royse City put hard miles on their trucks. When one gets banged up, we help get it working again.

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Work Trucks Take a Beating

A work truck doesn't get the gentle life. It backs up to trailers, squeezes down gravel drives, brushes fence posts and racks up long miles on SH 78 and FM 6. When it gets damaged, the cost isn't just the repair, it's the jobs that wait while the truck sits. We help local businesses in Nevada, TX and nearby towns get commercial vehicles assessed, repaired and returned with as little fuss as possible. Whether you run one service van or a dozen pickups, you get one point of contact and honest updates. We treat your trucks like the tools they are.

What Fleet Repair Looks Like Here

Commercial vehicles need the same careful repairs as family cars, plus a few business-minded extras.

  • Same contact, every truck

    You or your fleet manager deal with one person at the shop who knows every vehicle you've brought in.

  • Line-by-line written estimates

    Each estimate lists the parts and labor plainly, so it's easy to approve or pass along to your insurer.

  • Your busiest trucks first

    Tell us which trucks matter most and we plan the work so your hardest-working vehicles get attention first.

  • Racks, bed sides and step bumpers

    Headache racks, bed sides, step bumpers and hitches get straightened or replaced so the truck can haul again.

  • Cargo van and box panels

    Cargo van sides and box truck panels get repaired and refinished to match the rest of the fleet.

  • Company color matching

    We match your company's paint so a repaired truck looks like it belongs with the others.

  • Prep for logos and lettering

    Panels are prepped so your logos and door lettering can go back on cleanly after paint.

  • Commercial policy claims

    We work with commercial policies and adjusters and keep your office updated on every step.

Getting a Work Truck Back to Work

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    Tell us what's down

    Give us a ring and tell us which vehicles are damaged and how badly. We'll talk about which ones can still be driven and which need a tow. Then we look each one over and write up an estimate. You'll know the plan before anything gets started.

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    Approve and repair

    Once you or your insurer approves the estimate, parts are ordered and work begins. We tackle the trucks you need most first. If hidden damage turns up, we check with you before doing extra work. You'll get regular updates so you can plan your crews around it.

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    Inspect and return

    Each vehicle gets a final look at panels, lights, doors and anything bolted to the bed. We test drive it and confirm no warning lights are on. Then we let you know it's ready. Your truck heads back to the job site looking right.

Why Local Businesses Send Their Trucks Here

  • We understand downtime

    Every day a work truck sits costs you. We plan around that and keep you informed so you can schedule jobs.

  • Room for big vehicles

    Long-bed pickups, cargo vans and trucks loaded with racks and toolboxes are a normal sight in our bays.

  • Neighbor-to-neighbor dealing

    We're a small-town shop working with small-town businesses. You get straight answers, not a corporate runaround.

Short a Truck This Week?

Let's get your commercial vehicle looked at so your crew isn't one truck short for long. Ring the shop and tell us what you're dealing with.

(000) 000-0000 — get your work truck looked at