Field Diagnostics
Engine, hydraulic and electrical faults traced on site, with a written find.
from$2181.5–2 h on site
Quote thisHeavy equipment · Lake Lanier · North Atlanta
Heavy equipment & large vehicles.
Mechanic work on excavators, skid steers, loaders and tractors, and on box trucks, dump trucks and work trucks, done where they're parked: your job site, yard or lot, across the north side of Atlanta and around Lake Lanier. When a motor has to come out, the crane on the back of the truck lifts it.
- Mobile — we come to you
- Crane-equipped rig
- Itemized quote in a minute
Heavy equipment & large vehicles · From prices
Diagnose, repair, lift.
Book-hours labor at $145/h, and every job leaves with an itemized invoice. Starting prices come from the same engine that builds your quote; they're before shop supplies and tax, and confirmed once we see the job.
Heavy Equipment Repair
Excavators, skid steers, loaders and tractors: hydraulics, cooling, fuel and electrical, repaired where the machine is parked.
from$6753–8 h + parts
Quote thisLarge Vehicle Repair
Box trucks, dump trucks and work trucks: brakes, cooling, suspension and drivetrain, at your yard or lot.
from$6753–8 h + parts
Quote thisEngine R&R (Equipment & Trucks)
The dead engine lifted out with the truck's crane, the replacement set, plumbed and run.
from$3,01518–32 h + mounts, gaskets, fluids
Quote thisCrane Lift & Haul
Motors, transmissions and heavy equipment lifted on and off the truck bed with its crane, hauled and set down where needed.
from$1451–2 h, lift and haul
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The truck
A small crane on the back.
The Seven Heavens truck is a Ford Super Duty service body carrying a Stellar Tiger 2081E crane. The crane's job is lifting motors and heavy equipment on and off the truck's bed.
So an engine comes out of a machine where it's parked, rides back on the bed, and the replacement goes in the same way. It is a small crane. When you book, tell us what needs lifting and about what it weighs, and we'll tell you whether the truck can take it.
Machines and trucks
Fixed where they're parked.
Excavators, skid steers, loaders and tractors get hydraulic, cooling, fuel and electrical repairs on the job site. Box trucks, dump trucks and work trucks get brakes, cooling, suspension and drivetrain work at your yard or lot.
A field diagnostic traces engine, hydraulic and electrical faults on site and leaves a written find, so you know what's wrong before a repair is booked. And when it's the car that broke, the mobile mechanic side of the shop works from the same truck.
What it costs
Priced by the book.
Labor is $145 an hour, the same as every other job. A field diagnostic books at 1.5–2 hours on site, from $218. Machine repairs book at 3–8 hours plus parts, truck repairs at 3–8 hours plus parts, and an engine R&R at 18–32 hours plus mounts, gaskets and fluids ($300–$1,200), from $3,015.
Every invoice is itemized: parts at a tiered markup, shop supplies at 4% of labor and parts, capped at $65, and sales tax at 8.25%. A crane lift is booked by the hour, 1–2 hours in the quote builder. At the short end, 1 hour on the crane is $145.00 labor, $5.80 in supplies and $12.44 tax: $163.24 all in.
Where we work
Lake Lanier & north Atlanta.
From Buckhead up GA 400 to Cumming, and all the way around the lake: Buford, Flowery Branch, Gainesville. Job site, yard or lot, the rig comes to you. Just outside the zone? Ask when you book.
- Lake Lanier
- Gainesville
- Flowery Branch
- Buford
- Cumming
- Dawsonville
- Suwanee
- Johns Creek
- Alpharetta
- Milton
- Roswell
- Sandy Springs
- Dunwoody
- Buckhead
How to book
Quote it. Lock it. Book it.
Price it
Pick the service in the quote builder and add the details: the machine, truck, car or boat. Labor, parts, shop supplies and tax itemize as you type.
Lock it
Lock the quote for a reference like SH-260919-K4Q2, email it, and quote that reference when you book or pay.
Book it
Card payments go through Stripe; we never see your card. A deposit comes off your final invoice, and the final price is confirmed once we see the job.
Questions
Straight answers.
- What equipment do you work on?
- Excavators, skid steers, loaders and tractors: hydraulics, cooling, fuel and electrical, repaired where the machine is parked.
- Which trucks do you work on?
- Box trucks, dump trucks and work trucks: brakes, cooling, suspension and drivetrain, at your yard or lot.
- Can you come to the job site?
- Yes. Machines are worked on where they're parked, on the job site, and trucks at your yard or lot. The crane comes with the truck.
- Can your crane lift it?
- It's a small crane on the back of the truck, for lifting motors and heavy equipment on and off the bed. Tell us what needs lifting and about what it weighs when you book, and we'll tell you whether the truck can take it.
- How much does it cost?
- Labor is $145 an hour by book hours. A field diagnostic is 1.5–2 hours on site, from $218. Machine repairs book at 3–8 hours plus parts, from $675, and a crane lift is by the hour, from $145. Shop supplies are 4% of labor and parts, capped at $65, and sales tax is 8.25%, on an itemized invoice.
- Where do you work?
- Lake Lanier and the north side of Atlanta: Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Buford, Cumming, Dawsonville, Suwanee, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody and Buckhead. Just outside the zone? Ask when you book.
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