Commercial and Heavy Vehicles / In shop only
Parcel and Furniture Delivery Truck Repair
Parcel and furniture delivery vehicles accumulate constant low speed damage plus interior wear from loading. Individually minor, collectively significant, and best handled on a rolling programme rather than as a sequence of emergencies.
These vehicles do not usually have one big collision. They have forty small contacts a year plus continuous interior abuse from loading, and after four years the cumulative effect looks worse than a single accident would.
Handling that as a programme rather than as emergencies is the main thing that saves a fleet money.
What accumulates on a delivery fleet vehicle?
Mirrors and corners from urban access. Bulkhead and shelving mounting from load shift. Lift gate mounting from repeated cycling under load. Interior wall panels and floor from hand trucks and product contact. And graphics degradation from washing.
Furniture delivery adds one more: interior padding and protection systems that wear through and stop protecting product, which becomes a damage claim problem rather than a vehicle problem.
- Mirror and corner strikes from urban access
- Bulkhead and shelving mounting fatigue
- Lift gate mounting from cycling under load
- Interior wall and floor wear from hand trucks
- Interior padding and protection system wear
- Graphics degradation from repeated washing
How does a rolling programme work?
Units rotate through on a schedule rather than each incident becoming urgent. We agree how many units can be down at once, and work through the fleet addressing accumulated damage as planned work.
The cost advantage is real. Six items addressed in one visit share setup, access and refinish labor that six separate visits would each pay for individually.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is accumulated minor damage worth repairing?
On a fleet you intend to keep or resell, yes, and it is considerably cheaper as one planned visit than as six separate ones.
Do you repair lift gates?
Yes. Lift gate installation and repair runs $1,500 to $8,500 at 8 to 35 labor hours, including the mounting fatigue that causes most failures.
Can you run a rolling programme for our fleet?
Yes. We agree the maximum units down at once and rotate through on a schedule, so you never lose operating capacity to repair work.
Do you do interior protection and padding systems?
Yes, as part of interior build out and fit out work. Cargo floor and liner installation runs $400 to $4,500.
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Bring the vehicle to our Yorba Linda facility and we will document the damage properly, work directly with your carrier, and give you a written figure built from published rates and real labor hours.
All work is performed at our Yorba Linda facility. We do not offer mobile, roadside or fleet route service.