Full Cylinder And Pump Rebuilds
Our own shop rebuilds and reseals cylinders and pumps rather than defaulting to a straight replacement, so a hydraulics repair does not always mean the highest possible cost.
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Cylinders, pumps, valves, hoses, and fittings, diagnosed and repaired by our own full service team.Family owned and trusted across Hialeah, Miami, and South Florida for more than three decades.
A forklift's hydraulic system is what lifts, lowers, and tilts every load it carries, so a leak, a weak cylinder, or a failing pump does not just slow the job down, it puts the whole operation at risk. Our full service team diagnoses the real cause and repairs cylinders, pumps, valves, hoses, and fittings so your equipment lifts the way it should.

Lift cylinders, tilt cylinders, hydraulic pumps, and control valves are all diagnosed and repaired by our own team.
Every hydraulics job is backed by a dedicated team, not a single technician stretched across every job on the schedule.
Tell us what your forklift is doing and our team will diagnose the real cause and put together a repair plan. No obligation, just a clear answer on what it needs.
Every hydraulics job starts with pinpointing the actual cause, a worn seal, a failing pump, or a cracked hose, rather than guessing at a fix and hoping it holds.
A pressure and leak check on the cylinders, pump, and hoses identifies exactly what is failing before any repair starts.

Our road service vans handle hoses, seals, and smaller jobs on site, while a full cylinder or pump rebuild comes into our own shop, with full transport there and back.
Our own shop rebuilds and reseals cylinders and pumps rather than defaulting to a straight replacement, so a hydraulics repair does not always mean the highest possible cost.
Request A RepairFull engine, hydraulic, and transmission repairs are handled in our own shop, so a bigger hydraulics job never means a trip to another vendor.
Learn MoreHose replacements, seal jobs, and smaller hydraulic repairs are handled on site, so your equipment often never has to leave your facility.
Learn MoreWhen a repair needs our shop, we handle getting the equipment there and back, so a hydraulics job never turns into a logistics problem for you.
Learn MoreFrom the first call onward, the process stays the same, so you always know what is coming and what it will take to get your forklift lifting again.
Step OneYou Tell Us What Is HappeningA quick conversation about what your forklift is doing helps our team plan the right visit and bring the right parts.Request A Repair →
Step TwoWe Diagnose The CauseCylinders, pumps, valves, hoses, and fittings are checked to find the exact source of the problem.See Our Capabilities →
Step ThreeWe Repair Or RebuildSmaller jobs are handled on site, and larger cylinder or pump rebuilds come into our own shop, with transport included.Learn About Our Shop →
Step FourYou Get Back To LiftingYou get a summary of what was found and fixed, along with any recommendation for keeping it from happening again.Set Up My Plan →A healthy hydraulic system holds a load steady, a weak cylinder or valve puts the operator and everyone nearby at risk.
Catching a leak or a weakening cylinder early avoids a full breakdown that pulls a forklift off the job entirely.
A real diagnosis and a proper rebuild fix the actual cause, rather than papering over a symptom that comes right back.
A rebuild instead of an automatic replacement, and a clear estimate before work begins, keeps repair costs easier to plan for.
Family owned and operated across three decades of serving Hialeah, Miami, and South Florida.
A manager and multiple mechanics stand behind every hydraulics repair, not a single overbooked technician.
On site road service or full transport to our own shop, whichever the repair actually needs.
Slow or jerky lifting, a mast that drifts down on its own, fluid leaks around the cylinders or hoses, and unusual noise when lifting or tilting are all signs the hydraulic system needs attention.
Both. Our in house shop rebuilds and reseals cylinders whenever that is the more practical fix, and replaces them outright when a rebuild would not hold up.
Many leaks and smaller hydraulic issues are handled by our road service vans on site. Larger jobs, such as a full cylinder or pump rebuild, are typically brought into our own shop.
We service lift cylinders, tilt cylinders, hydraulic pumps, control valves, hoses, and fittings, across electric, propane, and diesel forklifts.
A smaller repair such as a hose or seal replacement is often finished the same visit. A full cylinder or pump rebuild in our shop takes longer, and we will always give you a clear estimate before starting.
Yes. Our full service team repairs hydraulic systems on every major brand, including Toyota, Hyster, Yale, Mitsubishi, Crown, and Nissan.