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24-Hour Rush Repair
Fontana, CA · Emergency cover around the clock
Emergency Hydraulic Repair — Fontana
Hydraulic failures rarely give warning — a cylinder lets go, a pump gives out, a drive motor stops, and the machine is finished until somebody fixes it. Emergency hydraulic repair runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year at our Fontana shop: cylinders rebuilt, pumps and motors serviced, and systems diagnosed, all with machining in-house, so an emergency repair is a genuine repair rather than a patch. Call (949) 400-2937, or reach us toll-free on (800) 821-3404.
Fontana, CA · Emergency cover around the clock
The hydraulic emergencies we get called to
Cylinders that have blown or are leaking (put right by resealing, re-rodding or rebuilding on the rush path); main pumps that have failed; travel and drive motors that have died; control valves that have given up; and contamination events — the kind of failures that keep spreading damage while the machine keeps running. We triage first: halt the damage, document what failed, quote in writing, and then rebuild to our normal standard, just at emergency pace.
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Answering a phone at midnight is the easy part; what matters is what happens after it. Behind this rush line stands a complete hydraulic and machine shop — cylinders honed and re-rodded, pumps and motors rebuilt, components machined on site — so emergency work finishes with a tested machine instead of a temporary patch. Regular shop hours are Monday–Friday, 6 AM–5 PM; emergency service runs 24/7/365.
- The rush line, day or night — (949) 400-2937
- Rebuilding cylinders on an emergency basis
- Failures of pumps and drive motors
- Diagnosing contamination and cleaning it up
- Everything pressure-tested before return — rush jobs included
How a repair moves through our shop, in eight steps
Every job follows the same route: it starts with your first call and ends with a component or machine that has been tested and put back to work.
Hands-on inspection
The unit is stripped down so the whole failure can be assessed properly.
Photo and video record
We record the condition and everything we find, so the repair discussion rests on evidence.
Written repair quote
Before any work goes ahead, we spell out what we recommend and price it for you.
Your go-ahead
Together we settle the scope, the urgency and the most sensible way forward.
Machining and making parts
Any part the job needs is machined, welded, rebuilt or reverse-engineered right here.
Bench testing
Nothing is released until its operation and the standard of the work have been checked.
Return delivery
The finished component or machine heads back to you, ready to go to work again.
Questions customers ask us most
Is emergency hydraulic help genuinely there at night and on holidays?
Yes — the rush line is covered 24 hours a day, every day of the year, and that cover sits apart from the regular Monday–Friday, 6 AM–5 PM shop hours.
A cylinder has blown mid-job on my machine — what should I do?
Shut the machine down straight away to keep contamination from spreading, then call us. We will coordinate pick-up, document the failure, and give you a written quote for the rebuild.
Can a job done on a rush basis still be a complete rebuild?
Yes — rushing a job changes the timetable, never the standard. Components are still measured, rebuilt and pressure-tested exactly as usual.
More services that may help
Broken down in an emergency? Ring our round-the-clock rush line.
(949) 400-2937Book a service visit or start a repair order
Ask us for a service call.
Tell us the make and model, what the machine is doing, where it is, how urgent the job is and when you would like us there. What you enter opens as a text addressed to John, so you can look it over before it sends.