Find trusted truck & heavy duty repair services in Ottawa. Compare prices, read reviews, and book online.
Certified commercial truck repair in Ottawa and authorized Ontario truck service dealer with factory-trained mechanics f...
Ottawa Truck & Trailer Repairs and Body Works Provides 24/7 Truck Repair, Best Tire Services And Roadside Assistance In ...
© Power Truck Repairs · (613) 822-6940 | 5564 Power Rd, Gloucester, Ontario K1G 3N4
Whelan Truck & Trailer Repair provides expert heavy duty truck repair & commercial fleet maintenance services from our s...
Parts for Trucks, Inc. is Canada's coast-to-coast heavy-duty parts and service network.
Serving the Ottawa community, Just Dynafix Mobile Truck and Trailer Repair handles all aspects of Truck & Heavy Duty Rep...
Ottawa's large construction, government fleet, and regional logistics sector operates commercial trucks through some of the harshest winter conditions in Ontario — heavy road salt, sustained cold, and the demanding terrain of the surrounding Ottawa Valley and Quebec border regions create maintenance needs that require experienced heavy-duty mechanics with knowledge of cold-climate operations. Minimizing downtime is critical for commercial drivers. Boommar helps you find expert truck and heavy-duty mechanics in Ottawa specializing in local diesel engine diagnostics, air brakes, and fleet maintenance.
In-frame and out-of-frame major engine rebuilds
Commercial clutch, driveline, and transmission replacements
Air compressors, valves, air lines, and brake shoe replacements
DPF baking/cleaning, EGR coolers, and DEF system diagnostics
Provincial safety certifications (CVIP)
Air suspension, lighting, roll-up doors, and landing gear repair
Heavy-duty commercial shop labor rates typically range from $130 to $180+ per hour, depending on the specialization and equipment required.
Yes, emergency mobile mechanics standardly charge a call-out fee (often $100-$200) plus a minimum 2-hour labor charge for on-site services.
Most commercial trucks and trailers require a provincial safety inspection annually, although specific classifications require semi-annual checks.
No, derate mode is designed by the ECM to protect the engine from catastrophic failure. You should only drive to the nearest safe repair facility at reduced speed.
Get free quotes from verified local shops.
Get Free Quotes Now