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Fleet & Commercial Vehicle Repair in St. Paul

When a work truck sits idle, the job it should be doing waits too, so we plan commercial repairs around your crews, your routes and the work already on the calendar.

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Work Trucks Lead Harder Lives Out Here

Commercial vehicles around St. Paul do not live easy lives, between ranch pickups bouncing down gravel lanes, contractor trucks working new subdivisions off Parker Road, and delivery vans threading through traffic toward Plano and Allen. When one of them is damaged, the cost is not just the repair but every day that truck is not earning, which is why we plan fleet work to keep downtime as short as the repair allows. Drop-offs can be staggered so you never lose too many vehicles at once, and repairs are prioritized by what each unit does for your business. You deal with one contact here who knows your vehicles, your preferences and how you like to receive updates. We restore the body, paint and any lettering or upfit details so each truck returns looking like part of your fleet. Whether a claim is involved or you prefer to pay directly, the paperwork is kept clear for each unit.

What Commercial Repair Includes

Fleet work combines straightforward body repair with planning and record-keeping, and these are the pieces that make it run smoothly.

How Fleet Repairs Fit Into Your Week

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    Get acquainted

    We learn about your vehicles, how they are used and how you prefer to handle billing and updates. Your contact person is introduced. Any lettering, racks or upfit details are noted for future repairs. That groundwork makes each later repair smoother.

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    Fit the repair around the job

    When a vehicle is damaged, we look at your workload and plan the drop-off to limit disruption. Parts are ordered early when possible so the truck is not waiting on them. Repairs are prioritized by what each vehicle does. You know the plan before the truck arrives.

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    Bring it back ready to work

    The body is straightened out, refinished and fitted with its racks and lettering. We inspect the truck before release so it is ready for the next job. Your contact lets you know when it is done. The records for that unit are updated and kept on file.

What Fleet Owners Count On Here

  1. Idle trucks taken seriously

    We know a parked truck costs you work. Every repair plan starts with how to get it back in service sooner.

  2. One name to remember

    You will not be passed between people. Your contact knows your vehicles and your preferences.

  3. Comfortable with rough-road trucks

    Ranch and contractor pickups from Lucas, Lavon and the farm roads east of town come through often. We understand the wear they take and how they are used.

Is a Work Truck Parked When It Should Be Working?

The sooner we know about it, the sooner we can plan a repair that fits around your jobs. Ring the shop, tell us about the vehicle and how your business uses it, and we will lay out a plan.

(000) 000-0000 — talk through your fleet