Crews who know the road

Where crews go. Our crews are based in Albuquerque and work across New Mexico, the Permian Basin of West Texas, El Paso, Arizona and southern Colorado. We schedule crews by the week and batch nearby yards and leases into one trip. Installation travel is included anywhere in New Mexico. Outside New Mexico, a flat trip fee is quoted before the visit, so the invoice holds no surprises. Each area has its own page in our field service area.

The installation standard. Every install follows the same written standard: where the gateway mounts on each machine class, how power and ground are taken, how the harness is routed away from heat and pinch points, and how connectors are sealed against dust and washdown. The installer photographs each step and confirms that position, hours and fault codes reach the platform before the crew leaves. An A1 takes 30 to 45 minutes on most machines, and one crew fits 40 to 60 machines a week.

Audit before you buy more. A fleet right-sizing audit walks the yard and active jobs, matches every machine to its hours, repairs and owning cost, and ends with a keep, move, rent or sell list. It is a fixed fee for up to 150 machines and runs three to four weeks; larger fleets are quoted per fleet. Running the audit first means you install hardware only on the machines you keep.

The desk at night. The managed fleet desk is staffed by fleet analysts with heavy-equipment maintenance or equipment management backgrounds. They watch after-hours movement, tamper alerts, serious fault codes and overdue services around the clock, and follow an escalation list agreed with you during the Tune week: who gets a text at 2 a.m., and who gets the summary at 7.