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Statewide coverage

North Dakota,
Border To Border

Red River Valley to the Bakken, and every section line in between. North Dakota distance is exactly the problem a route based mobile shop solves.

North Dakota breaks things on a different scale. Grain augers and headers that fail mid harvest, oil field trailers and equipment that cannot afford a day down, livestock waterers in February, and small town homeowners who have simply run out of anyone willing to drive out for a two hour job.

Statewide here means committing to the miles. Routes run east from the Fargo and Grand Forks corridor and west through Bismarck, Minot, Dickinson and Williston, so a call from a farm outside Jamestown or a lease road past Watford City gets a real date instead of a service area apology.

All five trades travel together: minor plumbing, minor electrical, mobile welding, custom fabrication and mobile auto repair.

North Dakota seasonal priorities

  • Deep freeze prep: heat tape, exposed pipe runs and livestock waterers
  • Below zero no start calls, block heaters, batteries and alternators
  • Harvest and beet lift equipment down calls jump the line
  • Spring thaw repairs: gates, fence hardware and trailer frame welds
On the route

North Dakota Cities And Beyond

Regular passes through the metros and scheduled loops everywhere else. If your town is not listed, it is still covered, that is what statewide means.

FargoBismarckGrand ForksMinotWest FargoWillistonDickinsonMandanJamestownWahpeton+ your town
Straight answers

North Dakota Questions

Do you cover western North Dakota and the oil patch?

Yes. Williston, Dickinson, Minot and the lease roads between them are on the western route rotation. Equipment down and no start calls move to the front, because out there a day of downtime costs more than the repair.

Can you weld farm and grain handling equipment on site?

That is core work. Augers, headers, hoppers, gates, feeders and trailer frames, welded where the machine sits, steel or aluminum. Bringing the welder to the equipment beats hauling the equipment to a shop.

How does licensing work for plumbing and electrical in North Dakota?

North Dakota requires licensed contractors for real plumbing and electrical work, so licensed plumbers and electricians handle that scope. I coordinate it, and I stay in handyman, welding, fabrication and automotive work myself.

How far ahead should a North Dakota visit be booked?

Ahead of the season you need it for. Harvest and the deep freeze are the two crunches and both fill fast. Off peak, a call usually lands on the next route pass through your part of the state.

Do you work with farms and small fleets on standing schedules?

Yes. Standing route visits work well out here, because one stop can cover a welding repair, a no start and a list of small fixes. Tell me the interval you want and it goes on the schedule.

One call handles it

Send The List.
I Bring The Truck.

Every household has the list. The drip, the dead outlet, the cracked hitch, the car that hesitates. One visit, five trades, and the list gets shorter fast.

The Pilantz Guarantee

You approve the price before work starts. If a repair I made fails on my workmanship, I come back and make it right. No fine print, just a handshake that holds.

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