A solar pile driver, a pecan tree shaker and a county motor grader all need hours, service and a place on the board. What changes is the duty, the distance and who reads the report. Find your trade or your role below.
Industries and roles
Construction
Owned and rented machines charged to the right job, by the hour.
Oil and gas
Water trucks, light towers and crew iron tracked across every lease, signal or not.
Mining and aggregates
Service by real hours and real dust for loaders, haul trucks and crushers.
Renewable energy
Pile drivers, telehandlers and rentals tracked from mobilization to demob.
Utilities
Bucket trucks, digger derricks and crew iron inspected, serviced and ready for the outage call.
Government fleets
Utilization, replacement plans and right-sizing records a council can read.
Agriculture
Tractors, loaders and pumps serviced before the harvest window opens.
Equipment managers
Answer “where is it and is it running” without a phone call.
Owners and finance
Cost per hour, cost per job and rent or own math from real engine hours.
Where our crews work
Albuquerque
Our home base: the metro, the middle Rio Grande valley and the East Mountains.
Permian Basin
Lea and Eddy counties and the Midland and Odessa side, where distance is the cost.
Four Corners
San Juan Basin gas, solar builds and long hauls from Farmington to Gallup and Cortez.
Southern New Mexico
Las Cruces, the Santa Teresa border and El Paso, where farm, freight and new industry share the road.
Arizona
Phoenix, Tucson and copper country, where heat sets the service plan.
Bring us your kind of fleet
If it has an engine, a hitch or a tool crib, it can report to Gytix. Send the list.