Six kinds of work
One service truck. A lot of machines back to work.
Heavy equipment repair
Excavators, dozers, loaders, skid steers and backhoes, fixed on the job site so the crew keeps working.
Farm equipment repair
Tractors, combines, sprayers and planters, repaired in the field when the season will not wait.
Diesel truck and trailer repair
Work trucks, dump trucks and trailers, serviced in your yard instead of waiting on a shop bay.
Hydraulic repair
Leaks, blown hoses, fittings and cylinders, the failures that stop a machine cold.
Diagnostics and electrical
No-starts, warning lights, wiring faults and the problems nobody else could find.
Preventive maintenance
Scheduled service in your yard, so the breakdown never happens in the first place.
Heavy equipment repair
When a machine goes down on a job site, every hour it sits costs you a crew standing around. The tools, the crane and the know-how come to the machine, it gets diagnosed where it quit, and it goes back to work without a lowboy or a week at a dealer.
- Excavators
- Dozers
- Wheel loaders
- Skid steers
- Backhoes
- Engine and drivetrain
Farm equipment repair
Planting and harvest do not stop for a breakdown. CP Repair comes out to the farm, the field edge or the shed, finds the problem and fixes it there, so the equipment goes back to work instead of onto a trailer headed out of the county.
- Tractors
- Combines
- Sprayers
- Planters
- Balers and hay equipment
- Grain handling
Diesel truck and trailer repair
Diesel work trucks, dump trucks, service trucks, farm trucks and trailers, repaired where you park them. No towing it to a shop and waiting for a bay to open up.
- Diesel engines
- Dump trucks
- Work and service trucks
- Trailers
- Brakes and air systems
- No-start calls
Hydraulic repair
A blown hose or a leaking cylinder parks a machine on the spot. The leak gets tracked down, the hose or fitting gets replaced, and the system goes back to working pressure, right where the machine stopped.
- Hose replacement
- Leaking fittings
- Cylinders
- Pumps and valves
- Loss of power or pressure
Diagnostics and electrical
A warning light, a machine that will not start, a fault that comes and goes. It gets diagnosed on site, and you get told straight what it is, what it takes to fix and whether it is worth fixing.
- No-start and hard-start
- Warning lights and codes
- Wiring and electrical
- Charging and starting systems
Preventive maintenance
The cheapest repair is the one you never need. Scheduled service on your equipment and trucks, done in your yard on your schedule, so small problems get caught before they turn into a machine down in the middle of a job.
- Fluids and filters
- Greasing and inspection
- Belts and hoses
- Seasonal prep
- Fleet service
Before you call
What helps Collin help you.
The more he knows before the truck rolls, the more likely the right parts are already on it.
- The machine. What it is, and the make and model if you know it.
- Where it is. Town, farm, yard or job site, and how to get the truck to it.
- What it did. What happened right before it quit, and whether it runs at all.
- Codes and lights. Any warning lights or fault codes on the display.
- Leaks and noises. What is leaking, from where, and any new noise before it stopped.
- A photo. Text one to (410) 829-7982. It is often the fastest way to explain it.
Equipment down right now?
Call. Don’t fill out a form.
If a machine is down and the clock is running, pick up the phone. Tell Collin what it is, where it is and what it did before it quit. A photo helps: text it to the same number.
Services, answered.
Do you do all of this on site?
That is the whole idea. The service truck carries the tools and a crane, so most repairs happen where the machine sits. If a job truly needs a shop, Collin will tell you straight.
Can you work on my brand?
Call (410) 829-7982 with the make and model and what it is doing, and Collin will tell you whether it is a job for CP Repair.
Do you service fleets?
Yes. Preventive maintenance on a schedule, in your yard, for contractors and farms with several machines and trucks.
How do I get a price?
Describe the machine and the problem on the phone or through the request form. Every job is different, so the price comes once the problem is known.
Broke down? Don’t haul it. Call Collin.
Tell us what it is, where it sits and what it is doing. The service truck comes to your yard, your field or your job site.