Mobile repair for Altec insulated bucket trucks, line trucks, and digger derricks — a fully self-contained shop on wheels, ready for storm and disaster work across the Eastern U.S.
We work on the heavy iron that keeps the lights on — the insulated aerial and pole-setting equipment your crews can't afford to have sitting idle.
Insulated aerial devices serviced, diagnosed, and back in the air — repairs that respect dielectric integrity.
Augers, pole claws, and jib winch lines — the pole-setting rigs that put utilities back up after a storm.
Cylinders, valves, pumps, and leaks tracked down and fixed in the field, not weeks later in a shop.
We press and build hose at the job site, so a blown line is a one-hour fix instead of a one-week wait.
Pertec non-conductive hose built in the field — keeping insulated equipment safe and rated to work live lines.
Welder and cutting torches on board for structural repairs and fab work wherever the truck sits.
Most outfits tow your equipment to a yard and you wait. We don't. Our 32-ft enclosed gooseneck rolls in fully stocked — parts, tools, power, and a hydraulic hose press — so the repair happens where the truck is parked.
That's the difference between a crew that's down for a week and one that's back on the line the same day.
Get a Truck Back UpWe deploy with the restoration. From the Blue Water area across the Eastern U.S., we keep bucket trucks, line trucks, and digger derricks in service so your crews can keep the power coming back on.
Call for Storm ServiceWe know Altec aerial and pole-setting equipment inside out — not a general truck shop.
We build non-conductive hose on site — most can't — keeping your insulated gear safe and rated.
Welder, torches, hose press, parts — no waiting on a shop or a parts run.
Built to deploy with disaster restoration across the Eastern U.S.
Mobile bucket truck, line truck & digger derrick repair — on site, when it matters.
Call (810) 689-6911