Machine down on the south side

A dozer parked mid pad or a dock door that will not close is burning money by the hour. Call now, describe the failure, get a real ETA and a price from the published table.

Call (463) 222-0589

After hours rate: 1.5x standard, published before you need it.

What happens when you call

  1. You describe the machine, the failure and the address. Photos by text help.
  2. You get an honest ETA and a range from the rate table before the truck moves.
  3. The truck arrives with generator, air arc, torch set and steel stock, so most repairs finish in one visit.
  4. The welder confirms scope on site, fixes it, and flags anything that needs a follow up repair in daylight.

The breakdowns we see most

Bucket ears torn off mid dig, boom cracks found on the morning walk around, trailer ramps that failed at load out, dock plates cracked under a heavy trailer, and pins seized in oval bores. Most are covered in depth on the bucket, frame and boom and line boring pages, and Greenwood Equipment Welding carries the tooling for all of them on one truck.

Emergency questions

How fast can you actually get here?

Inside Johnson County and the Indy south side, a machine down call during working hours is usually on site within a few hours and often faster. Nights and weekends depend on where the truck is, and we tell you a real ETA on the phone instead of a promise we cannot keep.

What does emergency service cost?

Standard hours bill at the normal published rate, $115 to $145 per hour plus the trip fee. After hours bills at 1.5 times, which is also published. There is no separate emergency surcharge and no number invented under pressure.

What should I have ready when I call?

The machine make and rough size, what broke, a photo if you can get one safely, and the site address with any gate or access notes. Thirty seconds of that on the phone often saves an hour on site.

Can a weld get me through the day safely?

Sometimes a stabilizing repair gets a machine through the pour with a full repair scheduled after. We are straight about which cracks can wait until Friday and which ones mean park it now; a boom that drops is not worth any deadline.