Commercial & Fleet Vehicle Services
Maintenance and repair for small business vans, pickups, and work vehicles.
For a small business, a vehicle in the shop is a vehicle not earning money. Keeping work vans, pickups, and service cars on a regular maintenance schedule helps catch problems before they turn into a breakdown on a job site.
- Routine maintenance for each vehicle
- Inspections to flag wear before it becomes downtime
- Brake
- Diagnostics and repairs as needed
Common symptoms
- Vehicles overdue for maintenance because of busy schedules
- Brake or tire wear from heavy loads and constant stops
- Warning lights showing up across several vehicles
- You need maintenance records for your vehicles
- Drivers reporting noises or handling changes
We can work with businesses that run a handful of vehicles: contractors, delivery and service companies, and other local operations. Common needs include oil and filter service, brakes, tires, suspension wear from heavy loads, and check-in inspections between jobs.
Because we are a one-mechanic, one-bay shop, we are upfront about capacity. Scheduling, billing, and any other terms are discussed individually with each business, so we can set expectations that work for both of us.
Every appointment is confirmed with a $100 booking/diagnostic payment (not credited toward the service). The work itself is quoted and done only after you approve an itemized estimate.
Repair labor is $100 per hour for every kind of repair — engine, transmission, electrical, heating and air conditioning, suspension, brakes and everything else. No higher specialty rate and no minimum labor charge. Labor hours are estimated for your specific vehicle and repair and shown on your written estimate before any work starts; we don’t sell flat-rate job prices.
Fleet maintenance schedule
Overdue, scattered service compared with a planned maintenance schedule.
Signs you may need this
- Vehicles overdue for maintenance because of busy schedules
- Brake or tire wear from heavy loads and constant stops
- Warning lights showing up across several vehicles
- You need maintenance records for your vehicles
- Drivers reporting noises or handling changes
What the service may involve
- Routine maintenance for each vehicle
- Inspections to flag wear before it becomes downtime
- Brake, tire, and suspension work for working vehicles
- Diagnostics and repairs as needed, quoted before work
- Service records for each vehicle
- Individual discussion of scheduling and terms
Information to have ready
- Business name and a main contact
- Number of vehicles and their year, make, and model
- Typical use: hauling, towing, deliveries, or service calls
- Preferred contact method for approvals and quotes
- Any current issues with specific vehicles
Questions
Do you offer fleet pricing or priority scheduling?
We do not advertise set fleet rates or priority service. Terms are discussed individually with each business so we can be realistic about what a one-bay shop can offer.
How are repairs approved?
Every repair is quoted first. We contact your designated person for approval before any work begins.
How do we schedule vehicles?
Book each vehicle online (each appointment is confirmed with its own $100 booking/diagnostic payment), or send a fleet inquiry and we will plan the visits with you.
