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Equipment

Plant maintenance to keep your site moving.

Construction plant breakdowns stop sites. We carry out planned maintenance, hydraulic repairs, and engine work on excavators, dumpers, telehandlers, rollers, and compactors — with documentation for PUWER and LOLER compliance.

Overview

Plant That
Stays Working

Construction plant operates in harsh conditions — dust, water, heavy loads, and extended working days place extreme demands on hydraulic systems, engines, and undercarriages. A single machine breakdown can delay an entire site programme. Planned maintenance at the correct hour intervals is not optional; it is the difference between plant that lasts its expected working life and plant that fails prematurely.

We work with plant owners, hire companies, and principal contractors to deliver maintenance programmes that are scheduled around site requirements — not workshop availability. Our technicians are familiar with the major plant makes including JCB, Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, Volvo CE, and Liebherr.

Capabilities

What We Deliver

01

Planned Maintenance

Scheduled services for excavators, dumpers, rollers, telehandlers, and access equipment — aligned to manufacturer hour intervals, with maintenance records for PUWER compliance.

02

Hydraulic System Service

Hydraulic oil sampling and analysis, pump and motor repair, cylinder re-sealing, and hose replacement — tested under working pressure before plant returns to site.

03

Engine & Drivetrain

Diesel engine servicing and repair, DPF maintenance, gearbox and final drive work — for Tier 4 Final and Stage V emission-compliant machines across all makes.

04

LOLER Inspection Support

Preparation and documentation support for thorough examinations of lifting equipment under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 — for telehandlers and access platforms.

Our Process

Every Service, Four Steps

01

Assessment

Machine condition review at intake — hour meter recorded, oil samples taken, defects documented before work begins.

02

Service

All consumables replaced to the manufacturer's schedule — oils, filters, coolant, belts, and any items identified in the intake assessment.

03

System Check

Hydraulic pressures tested, bucket and boom cycles checked, tracking and blade functions verified — under working load where practical.

04

Record

Service record updated with date, hours, and work completed — retained for PUWER compliance and available for plant hire company audit.

Plant Due
A Service?

Talk to us about a planned maintenance programme for your construction plant. We'll match the schedule to your machine's hour intervals and your site programme.

Discuss Your Plant