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No-nonsense answers · Fontana, CA

Hydraulic Repair Questions, Answered

These answers come from the same bench that carries out the work. If your machine has failed right now, the quickest route is still a phone call: (949) 400-2937.

No-nonsense answers · Fontana, CA

The essentials, briefly

In Fontana we rebuild cylinders, pumps and motors with all machining kept in-house. You get a straight recommendation on resealing versus rebuilding, supported by measurements and photos, plus testing before anything is released, free pick-up and delivery where applicable and quotes at no charge. The shop runs Monday–Friday 6 AM–5 PM, and the rush line is answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

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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.

01

Collection

Where it applies, we arrange to collect your equipment or component at no charge.

02

Hands-on inspection

The unit is stripped down so the whole failure can be assessed properly.

03

Photo and video record

We record the condition and everything we find, so the repair discussion rests on evidence.

04

Written repair quote

Before any work goes ahead, we spell out what we recommend and price it for you.

05

Your go-ahead

Together we settle the scope, the urgency and the most sensible way forward.

06

Machining and making parts

Any part the job needs is machined, welded, rebuilt or reverse-engineered right here.

07

Bench testing

Nothing is released until its operation and the standard of the work have been checked.

08

Return delivery

The finished component or machine heads back to you, ready to go to work again.

Questions customers ask us most

What kinds of hydraulic work do you take on?

We rebuild cylinders, pumps, motors and final drives in-house for trucks, heavy equipment and industrial systems — and when a component is obsolete, we can machine what is needed ourselves.

How do you choose between a reseal and a full rebuild?

It comes down to the condition of the metal. When rods, bores and glands measure inside specification, resealing is the correct job. When the metal is worn or damaged, we put the measurements in front of you and quote a rebuild instead.

Do hoses and fittings fall within your work?

When we are working through a system, hose and fitting failures are part of what we diagnose — but rebuilding components is the heart of the shop: cylinders, pumps, motors and valves.

What is the timescale for rebuilding a cylinder?

Size matters, and so does how much metal work the cylinder needs. Once we have inspected it, you receive the quote and a realistic timeline at the same time.

Can you respond to a hydraulic emergency overnight?

Yes — somebody answers the rush line around the clock, on every day of the year.

Broken down in an emergency? Ring our round-the-clock rush line.

(949) 400-2937

Book 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.

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