Call Us About Your Nesquehoning Loading Dock

What Happens When You Call

You reach someone who works on loading dock equipment. We ask what the equipment is, how it is behaving and how much the problem is slowing your receiving or shipping. A dock leveler that drifts below dock height, an overhead door that reverses halfway down and a vehicle restraint that will not engage each point to different parts, so a few careful questions help us arrive with the right tools and a realistic plan.

From there we set a visit around your shift schedule, so the work causes as little downtime as possible. On site we look at the condition of the hydraulics, springs, hinges and seals, then explain your options. When repair and replacement are both reasonable, we compare what each costs now with how long it should last and what upkeep it will need, so the choice still makes sense years from now. Facilities in Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Tamaqua and Hazleton reach us the same way, by phone.

Useful Details to Have on Hand

1. Know what kind of equipment it is and, if the data plate is readable, the manufacturer and model.
2. Be ready to say what is going wrong and when it began, along with any sounds, leaks or warning lights.
3. Count the dock positions involved and note which hours or shifts are easiest for us to work around.
4. Have a name for whoever on site can meet us and walk us to the dock.

Hours

Mon-Fri

7am-5pm

Sat-Sun

Closed

24/7 emergency availability