Heavy Equipment Repair in Texas, Louisiana, & Oklahoma

About Our Heavy Equipment Repair Services

Integrity Fleet Services provides preventive maintenance, diagnostics, and major repairs for commercial heavy equipment. Our technicians can work at our repair facilities or evaluate eligible repairs at the equipment’s location when transporting a disabled machine is impractical.

Our heavy equipment capabilities include:

• Diesel engine diagnostics and repair: Troubleshooting for hard starting, loss of power, warning lights, overheating, smoke, and internal engine concerns, including major engine repair when required.
• Computer diagnostics: Code reading, operating-data review, electrical troubleshooting, and forced regeneration when applicable to the equipment and system.
• Preventive maintenance: Fluid and filter service, inspections, recurring maintenance, and repair planning based on equipment condition and operating demands.
• Hydraulic system repair: Diagnosis and service for hydraulic leaks, weak functions, cylinders, pumps, hoses, motors, and related components.
• Cooling, electrical, suspension, and aftertreatment repairs: System-specific troubleshooting for faults that affect equipment performance or availability.
• Frame and undercarriage work: Repair involving equipment frames and heavy-duty track or undercarriage components, including bulldozer track rebuilding.
• Mobile heavy equipment repair: On-site diagnosis and repairs that can be performed safely and effectively at jobsites or equipment locations.

Heavy Equipment We Service

Our team works with equipment used in construction, towing and recovery, material handling, yards, and other commercial operations.

• Construction equipment: Diesel generators, bulldozers, and other construction machinery requiring engine, hydraulic, electrical, cooling, undercarriage, or maintenance work.
• Heavy wreckers: Repairs involving stabilizer arms, air suspension, diesel systems, hydraulics, and other components that keep recovery equipment working.
• Forklifts: Engine maintenance, hydraulic assembly repair, diagnostics, and preventive service for material-handling equipment.
• Yard mules: Fluid service, suspension repair, frame rebuilding, aftertreatment work, and general maintenance for terminal tractors and yard equipment.

Signs Heavy Equipment Needs Repair

Heavy equipment systems work together under demanding loads. A hydraulic complaint may originate with pressure loss, an electrical control, or reduced engine power, while overheating can affect performance across several systems.

Schedule diagnostics when equipment develops:

• Difficult starting or repeated shutdowns
• Loss of power, especially under load
• Engine or hydraulic-system overheating
• Hydraulic leaks, weak movement, or drifting functions
• Warning lights, fault codes, or intermittent controls
• Excessive smoke, vibration, or unusual noise
• Damaged tracks, frames, suspension, or structural components
• Maintenance items that are overdue or difficult to track

Testing the affected systems before replacing components helps identify whether the problem is isolated or the result of another condition elsewhere in the machine.

Why Trust Integrity Fleet Services for Heavy Equipment Repair?

• More than 20 years of experience: Our team brings extensive commercial truck, trailer, and equipment experience to each job.
• In-shop and mobile options: Repairs can be matched to the machine’s condition, location, and the equipment required to complete the work.
• Broad equipment capability: We service construction equipment, heavy wreckers, forklifts, yard mules, diesel generators, and related machinery.
• Multi-system diagnostics: Our technicians can evaluate diesel, hydraulic, electrical, cooling, suspension, aftertreatment, and structural concerns.
• Two repair facilities: In-shop service is available in Conroe, Texas, and Denham Springs, Louisiana, with mobile service across covered markets in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
• Clear repair recommendations: Customers receive practical information about the condition found and the appropriate next step.

Contact Us for Heavy Equipment Repair Now! Call: 1-877-494-1153

Interested in hearing more? Why not give us a call and talk through your service options with one of our technicians. They’ll be more than happy to help.

FAQs

How Do You Get to Integrity Fleet Services in Conroe?

Heavy equipment operators can reach Integrity Fleet Services at 13044 Highway 105 E, Conroe, TX 77306 for repair service. Texas drivers can access the Conroe area through I-45, while traffic coming from Oklahoma may travel south using I-35 before connecting with I-45. From Louisiana, I-10 provides a major route toward southeast Texas, connecting drivers to routes north toward Conroe.

Closer to the shop, Loop 336 offers a practical local connection to the Highway 105 corridor. Time to Spare Entertainment is directly across from Integrity Fleet Services and serves as a recognizable landmark, while Fuel Maxx and Exxon are only about a minute away for convenient refueling.

What are common signs that heavy equipment needs repair?

Loss of power, overheating, hydraulic leaks, unusual noises, warning lights, and difficult starting can indicate equipment problems. A heavy equipment mechanic can use diagnostic testing and component inspections to locate the cause before a developing fault leads to additional damage or extended downtime.

How can preventive maintenance reduce heavy equipment repair costs?

Preventive maintenance helps technicians find worn parts, leaks, contaminated fluids, and other developing problems during scheduled service. Regular heavy equipment maintenance can reduce unexpected breakdowns, support dependable operation, and give equipment owners more time to plan necessary repairs around their workload.

Why is my diesel heavy equipment losing power under load?

Power loss under load may be related to restricted fuel or airflow, cooling problems, electrical faults, or an engine issue. Heavy equipment diagnostics help narrow down the cause before repairs begin, allowing the technician to address the actual fault rather than replacing components based only on symptoms.