Trailer Services

We’ve spent the last 25 years building, repairing, and working on trailers of every kind. In recent years, we’ve grown tired of seeing good trailers destroyed by preventable damage — expensive repairs that never should have happened. We’ve replaced $7,000 roof skins because no one checked the seals. We’ve swapped out so many axles because bearings were never serviced. We’ve seen AC units fail simply because they were never cleaned or maintained. That’s why RoadReady Care exists — we want to help people take care of their trailers before small problems turn into big ones. A little maintenance goes a long way, and our goal is to keep you on the road and out of the repair shop.

Axle Service

Neglected axles are the leading cause of bearing failure — when a bearing goes out on the road, it can destroy your hub, spindle, wheel, and leave you stranded with an expensive roadside repair. In every axle service, we remove the hubs, clean and inspect the bearings, repack them with fresh grease, check the brakes, and inspect the overall axle condition — giving you peace of mind that your trailer is ready for the miles ahead.

Roof Inspections

Failing to inspect and maintain your roof seals yearly can lead to hidden water leaks that cause rot, mold, and costly structural damage. A small crack in a seal can quietly turn into thousands of dollars in repairs. With every roof inspection, we clean and inspect roof seals, identify any problem areas, and perform minor touch-ups to prevent leaks before they start. If we find seals that are beyond repair or a roof that’s ready for coating, we’re fully equipped to handle complete seal replacement or apply a protective roof coating to keep your trailer dry and protected for years to come.

Appliance & System Maintenance

Your trailer’s appliances and systems work hard every time you use them — and like anything else, they need regular maintenance to keep running safely and efficiently. We offer service and inspection for air conditioners, furnaces, water heaters, propane systems, and electrical systems. These are the components that keep your trailer comfortable and functional — and they’re often overlooked until they fail. Regular maintenance helps prevent breakdowns, extends the life of your equipment, and keeps everything working the way it should when you need it most.