On-Site Fleet Maintenance for Small Businesses

Walter learned preventive maintenance in the Army, where he led maintenance on more than 200 vehicles and pieces of equipment. The same discipline applies to a small fleet: regular service, records you can rely on, and catching problems before they strand a crew.

What's included

• Scheduled oil changes and fluid service at your yard or office
• Brake, tire, belt and hose inspections
• Battery and charging system testing
• Diagnostics when a vehicle throws a warning light
• Simple service records per vehicle
• Coordinated scheduling so vehicles are serviced around your workday

Signs you need it

• Your trucks or vans lose work days waiting at a shop
• Maintenance is tracked on memory instead of a schedule
• Breakdowns are happening that inspections would have caught
• Drivers are taking time off the clock to drop vehicles off

How mobile service works

1. 1

   Call, text, or request a quote

   Tell Walter the year, make and model and what's going on.

2. 2

   Get an upfront price

   You know the cost before any work starts.

3. 3

   Walter comes to you

   Home, office, or parking lot in Fort Bend County.

Walter works at your business location, before or during the workday, or at a time that suits you. Tell him how many vehicles you run, what they are, and where they're parked, and he'll put together an upfront quote and schedule.

Why Walter

Walter Curo learned the trade as a U.S. Army mechanic, serving four years and maintaining more than 200 vehicles and pieces of equipment. He later spent years in dealership collision repair and worked as an insurance auto damage adjuster. He explains what's wrong in plain English and gives you the price first. More about Walter.