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Construction Fleet Repair

Jobsite breakdowns fixed where they happen.

How IFS keeps construction moving.

Construction schedules have no tolerance for equipment downtime. A mixer that won't turn, a dump truck stranded at the quarry gate, or a lowbed that can't move an excavator to the next site — each failure cascades through subcontractor timelines and general contractor penalties. IFS technicians come to the machine, not the other way around. We service commercial trucks and trailers directly on the jobsite, keeping your operations team in control of the schedule.

Construction fleets carry some of the hardest-working support equipment in any industry. Haul trucks, water tankers, fuel and lube trucks, and equipment transport trailers absorb punishment from unpaved access roads, overloaded haul cycles, and extreme temperature swings. IFS addresses the failure modes unique to this environment — heavy-load brake wear, air system contamination from dusty worksites, and tire damage from sharp aggregate — with preventive programs tuned to construction operating profiles.

We work with general contractors, civil construction companies, and specialty subcontractors to establish mobile maintenance programs that fit around pour schedules and shift structures. After-hours and weekend dispatch is standard for us because construction doesn't stop when the office closes.

Who we serve

  • General & civil construction contractors
  • Concrete & ready-mix operations
  • Aggregate, quarry & mining support fleets
  • Earthmoving & grading contractors
  • Utility & pipeline construction crews
  • Crane & rigging transport operators

Equipment we work on

Ready-mix & concrete mixer trucksDump trucks (tri-axle, quad-axle, belly dump)Water tankers & dust suppression trucksEquipment transport lowboys & RGN trailersFuel & lube service trucksBoom trucks & crane carriers
What we solve

Built around your headaches.

  • Breakdowns on active jobsites where towing is impractical or impossible
  • Accelerated brake and tire wear from heavy loads on rough haul roads
  • Air system contamination causing compressor failures and brake fade
  • Maintaining compliance on vehicles that rarely leave project sites
  • Coordinating repairs around pour schedules and concrete cure windows
FAQ

Construction questions.

Can your technicians work on an active construction site?

Yes. IFS technicians are equipped and trained to work in active jobsite environments. We coordinate with your site safety officer and work within your site access protocols.

Our mixer truck broke down at a remote pour — can you reach us today?

Call 1-888-589-9281 right now. We dispatch 24/7 and will get a technician moving toward your location immediately. Remote sites are part of our regular coverage — we don't limit response to paved locations.

Do you service construction trailers like lowboys and RGNs, or just trucks?

Both. IFS handles trailer brake systems, air lines, lighting, fifth-wheel assemblies, and structural components on lowboys, RGNs, step-decks, and equipment haulers — the full transport rig, not just the power unit.

Can you set up a PM schedule around our project timeline?

Absolutely. We build preventive maintenance schedules around your project phases and shift structures so inspections and service visits happen without disrupting production cycles.

Broke down? We're already rolling.

One call puts an asset-based technician on the way — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.