Shop & field service for excavators, backhoes, dozers and loaders. An independent Cypress shop — dealer-level diagnostics without the dealer markup.
We're a heavy equipment repair shop on Telge Road in Cypress, and we've been fixing Houston's iron for over thirty years — for everybody from one-machine owner-operators to large fleets.
The way we work is simple: tell us the make, the model and what it's doing. We diagnose it, quote it, and the same technician who found the problem fixes it. You know the cost before we start, and nothing gets replaced that doesn't need replacing.
Teardowns, rebuilds and major repairs in our shop — overhead cranes, welding bay, press and machine tools.
Fully equipped service trucks across Greater Houston — we fix it where it sits whenever that makes sense.
Tracks, rollers, idlers, sprockets and final drives for dozers, excavators and track loaders.
Bucket rebuilds, boom and stick repair, cracked frames, hardfacing and custom fabrication, done in-house.
Diagnosis through complete overhaul on construction-equipment diesels, all major makes.
Cylinder resealing and repair, pumps, valves, hoses and circuit troubleshooting.
Wiring, starters, alternators and computer diagnostics with current software for late-model machines.
Inspection, repair and replacement of brake systems on heavy equipment.
Parts sourced and sold over the counter for customers who do their own wrenching.
About half of everything we do happens out of our service trucks, not the shop. Hydraulic and electrical troubleshooting, hose and cylinder swaps, track work, welding on buckets and booms, scheduled maintenance on your yard's timetable — if it makes more sense to fix it where it sits, that's what we do.
…and anywhere else in the Greater Houston area.
(281) 351-5053
If it moves dirt, lifts a load or runs on tracks, chances are it's been through our shop.
Don't see your machine or make? Call — odds are we've worked on one just like it.
Both. Roughly half our work is field service. Bigger jobs — engine overhauls, major undercarriage, fabrication — are usually cheaper and faster in the shop. Call and we'll tell you honestly which makes sense.
We diagnose first, then give you cost and timeline before any repair starts.
Yes — we sell parts over the counter all the time.
Our bread and butter is construction equipment, but we've had plenty of odd machines through the shop. Call and ask — worst case we'll point you to somebody who can help.
Skip the contact form — during shop hours a person answers the phone. Have the make, model and serial handy if you can, and we'll get you an answer quick.