Service Department

Trailer Repair in Lafayette — Any Make, Any Brand

Brakes, bearings, lights, tires, decking, welding. The shop sits right next to the lot on the Evangeline Thruway, and it works on trailers we sold and trailers we didn't. Bring it by, or book a day below and we'll have a bay open for you.

What We Fix

If It Rolls Behind A Truck, We Work On It

Utility, enclosed, dump, gooseneck, equipment, car hauler, food trailer, homemade — doesn't matter who built it or where you bought it.

Brakes

Electric brake assemblies, magnets, drums, breakaway switches and batteries. We'll tell you if it's the trailer or the controller in your truck.

Bearings & Hubs

Repack, new seals, new bearings, full hub swaps. Hot hubs or grease on the inside of the wheel? Don't pull it again until we've looked.

Wiring & Lights

Dead running lights, one turn signal, a 7-way plug that only works when you jiggle it. We chase the fault instead of guessing.

Tires & Wheels

Mount, balance and replace trailer tires and wheels. Dry-rot checks before you go out of town.

Decking & Floors

Treated wood deck boards and plywood floors replaced, board by board or the whole thing.

Ramps & Gates

Bent ramps, sagging gates, broken springs and hinges, rear door latches on enclosed trailers.

Jacks & Couplers

Tongue jacks, drop-leg jacks, couplers that won't latch, safety chains, gooseneck couplers.

Welding

Cracked tongues, broken crossmembers, fender mounts, tie-downs and D-rings, stake pockets.

Pre-Trip Inspection

Going far or hauling heavy? We check bearings, brakes, tires, lights and the coupler in one visit so you don't find out on I-10.

Pricing depends on the trailer and what it needs, so we don't post a flat rate sheet. Call or text for an estimate — we look at it first and tell you the number before any work starts.

How It Works

Same Lot, Same Phone Number

  • On-site shop. The service bays are right next to the sales lot at 2601 SE Evangeline Thruway — drop the trailer and go.
  • Estimate before work. We look it over, tell you what it needs and what it'll run. No surprises on the ticket.
  • Quick jobs while you wait. A plug, a light, a tire — usually done before you finish your coffee.
  • Parts on hand. Bearings, seals, brake assemblies, plugs, lights, jacks, couplers and hitch balls stocked for the common sizes.
  • Warranty work. Bought it here? Bring it here. We handle the manufacturer warranty claim so you don't argue with a factory five states away.

Shop Hours

Open Six Days

Monday – Friday8:00a – 5:00p
Saturday8:00a – 12:00p
SundayClosed

Call or text 337.504.3820. Broke down after hours? Leave a message with the trailer and where it is — we'll call first thing.

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From The Reviews

What Service Customers Say

★ 4.3 on Google from 35 reviews — read them all or leave yours ❯

★★★★★

"Saved my tail... got me back up and running in record time and charged a fair price."

Gregory M.
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★★★★★

"These guys are first class... they are the only choice for my business!"

Ty G.
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Had work done here? A quick Google review is the best thank-you a family shop can get.

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Tell us what's wrong and the day that works. We'll confirm by call or text and have a bay ready.

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Prefer to talk? Call or text 337.504.3820. Walk-ins welcome during shop hours.

Questions

Trailer Service FAQ

Do you work on trailers you didn't sell?

Yes. The shop works on any make and any brand of trailer, whether it came off our lot or not. Utility, enclosed, dump, gooseneck, equipment, car hauler, food trailer, homemade — bring it by.

How much does trailer repair cost?

It depends on the trailer and what it needs, so we don't publish a flat price list. Call or text 337-504-3820 or bring the trailer by the shop at 2601 SE Evangeline Thruway and we'll look at it and give you an estimate before any work starts.

How often should I repack trailer wheel bearings?

For most trailers around Acadiana, once a year or every 10,000 to 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. If the trailer goes in the water at the boat launch, sooner. Hot hubs after a short pull, grease slinging on the inside of the wheel, or a grinding noise mean stop and get them checked now.

Do I need an appointment for trailer service?

An appointment gets you in faster, and you can book one on this page or by phone. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday 8 to 5 and Saturday 8 to noon. Quick jobs like a light, a plug or a tire can often be done while you wait.

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