Servicing that pays for itself.
A well-maintained hoist doesn't just last longer — it works better, fails less, and costs less to own. Our servicing philosophy is simple: prevent problems before they become expensive ones.
We've refined our approach over three decades and multiple generations, learning what actually makes machines last the miles in the real world. Some hoists on our service rounds are over thirty years old and still performing economically. That's not luck — it's methodology.
We understand a basic truth: equipment earns money only when it’s working.
Our servicing is deliberately non-invasive and carefully planned to minimise downtime. We arrive prepared, carry the parts most likely to be required, and work methodically so your workshop keeps moving. Our servicing is designed to be thorough without being disruptive — Your workshop keeps moving.
Our maintenance covers the full machine, including:
We look beyond symptoms to underlying causes. That’s how minor issues are addressed early, before they cascade into failures.
Every service we carry out is logged in our custom-built maintenance system.
Observations are recorded, trends are tracked, and reminders are scheduled to suit your operation — whether that’s annual servicing, higher-use intervals, or fleet-level planning.
This isn’t generic job management software. It’s purpose-built from decades of field experience, and it gives continuity that survives staff changes, busy periods, and time.
Our goal isn't to create dependence — it's to create reliability.
Good servicing reduces emergency call-outs, extends equipment life, and gives you predictable ownership costs. Over time, that discipline pays for itself many times over.
Servicing and certification are natural partners. The same technician, the same visit, less disruption.
When both are carried out together, the benefit isn’t only financial — although the standard discount reflects the efficiency of combining tasks. The quality of both the service and the certification is higher when they’re performed side by side. Observations made during servicing directly inform certification decisions, and certification findings feed straight back into maintenance work, with no loss of context.
We also place real value on communication. Wherever possible, we take the time to speak directly with the technician whose bay we’re working in, as well as supervisors or managers on site. That firsthand insight often highlights operational details that paperwork alone never captures — and it allows us to tailor recommendations to how the equipment is actually used.
The result is a more accurate assessment, better maintenance outcomes, and fewer surprises over time. It’s a practical arrangement that reflects how equipment should be looked after.
Ready to put your equipment on a proper maintenance footing?
Get in touch early and we'll help you set a servicing schedule that fits your operation — not the other way around.
Keeping workshop equipment in peak condition.
