Repair support for trucks and heavy equipment
Titan’s services include steering, suspension, transmission, drivetrain, and brake work, along with hydraulic and electrical diagnostics and repair. Share the equipment details and symptoms so Daniel can review the job and confirm whether it is suitable for onsite service.
Working where assets are parked can reduce the transport arrangements involved in taking individual trucks and machines to a shop. For a mixed fleet, identify each repair separately so the visit can be planned around the work needed.
Hydraulic and electrical problems
Tell Daniel which function has changed, when the issue appears, and whether it affects one asset or several. Provide photos, warning messages, and any recent service details that may help explain the problem.
Repair scope is based on the equipment and the findings. Parts, access, and site conditions can affect what is completed during the first visit. Confirm the plan and any follow-up work directly with Daniel.
Crane-assisted component work and welding
Titan offers onsite component removal and replacement under the service crane’s 5-ton capacity, plus general non-structural welding. Crane service is available at an hourly rate; job requirements and pricing are discussed before scheduling.
Every lift depends on the component, reach, access, and site conditions. Share the lift requirements and equipment location so Daniel can confirm suitability. The crane’s stated capacity does not mean every component or setup is suitable.
Before you schedule
Can all repairs be completed onsite?+
No. Suitability depends on the job, equipment, parts, access, and site conditions. Daniel reviews the work and confirms what can be handled at your location.
What information helps plan component replacement?+
Share the machine make and model, the component involved, known weight or lifting requirements, photos, and site access details. Daniel will confirm the job requirements before scheduling.