Subdivisions and civil work around Cessnock
New estates on the edges of Cessnock and the towns around it mean plenty of earthmoving, drainage and road building. That work runs on excavators, tippers, rollers and water carts, and their cabs heat up fast once summer arrives.
When a machine's AC quits or an electrical fault shuts it down, we come to the site so you don't have to float it to a workshop. We find the fault, explain it plainly and fix it, or quote it first if it's a bigger job.
Vineyard roads, events and early starts
Roadworks and big events around the Pokolbin vineyards bring in civil crews, event contractors and service utes, and their beacons, light bars and batteries have to work every shift. A flickering beacon or a flat second battery means a ute that stays in the yard. Event work also means early starts and late finishes, which gives lights and batteries a hard workout.
We do fleet vehicle fit-outs on utes and trucks and track down wiring faults when something stops working. Give us your client's requirements and we'll build to them, right down to the signage and asset numbers.
One call for the AC and the electrics
Plenty of fleets juggle one contractor for AC and another for electrical. We do both, so a single visit around Kearsley, Nulkaba or Bellbird can cover a regas, a beacon that keeps dropping out and a battery that won't hold charge.
The easiest first job is a fleet AC regas and service. We check the system properly, then go over the rest of the vehicle and quote what we find. We also cover the towns between Cessnock and Kurri Kurri, including Abermain and Weston.