Whether you're outfitting a new enclosed cargo trailer for a service crew, building out an open utility trailer for a landscape fleet, or adding capability to an existing work trailer, Fleet Upfitters handles every part of the upfit in-house. Our technicians have upfitted trailers for contractors, delivery operations, mobile service businesses, and equipment haulers across Alabama, Georgia, and the Florida panhandle.

Every upfit is custom-scoped to the trailer and the operator. We work with steel, aluminum, and composite trailers from major manufacturers, and we source upgrade components — LED lighting kits, axle assemblies, E-track systems, ladder racks, toolboxes, and more — directly from our on-site warehouse inventory. That means no waiting on backordered parts, no third-party install delays, and no surprises on your invoice.

Whether you're dealing with worn wheel bearings, failing brakes, blown-out tires, busted leaf springs, or electrical issues that have your lights flickering, Fleet Upfitters handles trailer repair from diagnosis to delivery. Our technicians work on enclosed cargo trailers, utility trailers, equipment haulers, and dump trailers across Alabama, Georgia, and the Florida panhandle — for owner-operators, growing fleets, and large commercial operations.

The biggest cost of trailer repair isn't usually the work — it's the wait. That's where our warehouse changes the math. Bearings, brake assemblies, axle components, lighting kits, fenders, springs, and hardware are stocked on-site, ready to install. Most repair jobs that take other shops a week take us a day or two. Tell us what's wrong and we'll give you a clear diagnosis, a real timeline, and your trailer back in working condition.