40,000 sq. ft.of what the job actually needs.
Capability is a floor plan question before it's a marketing one. Cranes, a dedicated alignment bay and the tooling to diagnose instead of guess — that's what lets a crane, an excavator and a highway tractor share the same shop.
- 40,000 sq. ft.
- Shop floor
- Cranes
- Overhead lifting capacity
- Alignment bay
- Dedicated heavy-duty rack
- CVIP
- Authorized inspection station
Inside the shop
What the building lets us take on
Capability isn't a claim, it's square footage, lifting capacity and tooling. Here's the honest inventory of what's behind the service pages.
Enough bay space that a highway tractor, a trailer and a tracked excavator can be in for work at the same time.
Lifting capacity to pull and set engines and heavy driveline components in-house rather than sublet them.
Heavy-duty alignment on trucks, trailers and vocational units — measured before and after, documented either way.
Scan and diagnostic software to confirm a fault against live data before anything is quoted or ordered.
Structural welding, frame and fender repair and fabrication in-house, so a structural finding doesn't stall the job.
Distributor lines and PM kits stocked so a scheduled service isn't waiting on a shipment.
Certifications
Certified, authorized, documented
- Authorized Alberta CVIP inspection station
- Sennebogen authorized service provider — repair, diagnostics and parts
- PAI engine parts distributor
- BOSS Air/Power distributor
- COR — Certificate of Recognition
- Member, Alberta Construction Safety Association
Authorizedservice provider
Distributor
Get it booked
Tell us what's down.
We'll tell you when it's back.
Inspection results in 48 hours. Estimates in 24 hours. Both start the moment the unit lands in the bay.
Fastest route if the unit is already down
Edmonton, AB T6E 0T3