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AERIAL LIFTS
Aerial lift rental and service support for industrial and commercial sites in Williston, North Dakota.
Reliable Access When Height Is Required
When your aerial lift stops responding to controls or refuses to extend, your crew cannot finish the job and the schedule falls behind. You need equipment that operates safely and predictably, and when something goes wrong, you need a technician who can diagnose the problem without trial and error. Xtreme Pro Services provides rental and service support for aerial lifts used in industrial and commercial settings across Williston.
We perform diagnostics using equipment-specific tools and procedures that cover electrical systems, hydraulic circuits, and control logic. Mobile service is available for jobsite troubleshooting and repairs, so your crew does not lose days waiting for the lift to be transported. Our focus is on safe operation, reliability, and proper equipment function, whether you are renting a unit for a two-week project or maintaining a lift that has been in service for years.
If your aerial lift is showing signs of trouble or you need rental equipment ready to deploy in Williston, learn more about our service options and availability.
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How We Approach Diagnostics and Repair
When you report a problem with an aerial lift in Williston, we start by testing the control inputs, hydraulic pressure, battery voltage, and safety interlock systems to understand what is preventing normal operation. Our technicians use diagnostic software, pressure gauges, and circuit testers to isolate faults in the boom control, platform leveling, or outrigger deployment systems.
After the repair is completed, you will notice that the platform extends smoothly, controls respond without delay, and safety systems engage as designed. Support is designed to keep crews working with minimal disruption, whether that means replacing a failed relay on-site or rebuilding a hydraulic valve in the shop.
We also inspect wear items such as hydraulic hoses, limit switches, and wire harnesses during service calls to catch issues before they cause breakdowns. This service does not include operator certification or site-specific safety planning, but it does ensure your aerial lift operates as intended when your crew needs access to height.