[ About ]
We fix our own
trucks in here.
Kaden Transport runs out of this yard and its fleet is maintained in this bay, by the same owner. Your rig gets the same bay and the same standard.
The shop behind a working fleet
Kaden Transport runs out of this same yard, and its trucks are maintained here, in house, by the same owner. The bay was built to keep that fleet on the road; it is open to everyone else on the same terms.
Why that matters to you
Work that has to hold up on our own trucks sets the standard for work that goes out the door. Nobody signs off on a repair here that they would not put under a loaded Kaden trailer the next morning.
One bay, on purpose
One rig in the bay means the slot we give you is real, and the person who quoted the job is the person doing it. It also means we are straight about capacity: if the bay is full, we say so instead of parking you in a lot.
How we quote
You get the number before we turn a wrench. If we open something up and find more, work stops and you get a call — never a surprise line item at pickup.
[ How we work ]
No surprises, start to finish.
Four things we do not bend on — including telling you when a job is not ours, which saves you a wasted trip and saves us a bay we cannot deliver on.
Book the BayOne bay means your rig is the job, not fifth in a queue behind four others.
Approval before we turn a wrench. No surprise line items when you pick up.
Trucks and heavy equipment — the size of iron a lot of shops turn away.
If it is not work we take, we say so on the phone instead of wasting your day.