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Based in Godley, TX

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About Iron Line

The shop is a truck.

Owner-operated, based in Godley, Texas. Built around one idea: a good diesel mechanic should come to the equipment, not the other way around.

Iron Line Diesel & Hoist Services started with the same phone call every fleet owner in Johnson County has made: the truck is down, the shop is booked out two weeks, and a tow costs more than the repair. We built a business around not making that call.

Our service truck is the shop. It carries OEM-level diagnostic software for Cummins, Detroit, PACCAR, Cat, and Duramax, an air compressor, a welder, hydraulic hose and fittings, and the parts that fail most on working trucks. When it rolls to your yard, most repairs are finished before it leaves.

The “Hoist” in the name means cranes. Boom trucks, knuckle-boom and service-truck cranes, overhead bridge and jib cranes, hoists, and winches are the part most mobile mechanics won’t touch. We repair the hydraulics, wire rope, and controls behind them, and we do the annual inspection and load test on site so the crane never has to leave the job.

We work for owner-operators with one truck and for outfits with thirty. Same mechanic, same straight quote.

Iron Line service truck with crane parked behind a semi at sunset
Based in
Godley, TX
Serving
Johnson County
Hours
Mon–Fri 7AM–7PM · Sat 8AM–4PM
Roadside
24/7

How we work

Four rules on every job.

  • Answer fast

    Requests go straight to the mechanic. If we're under a truck you hear back inside the hour, not from a call center.

  • Diagnose before we replace

    OEM-level software and a meter. We find the failed part, not the first part that fits the code.

  • Quote before we start

    You hear the number and the plan. If we open it up and find more, we stop and call.

  • Leave it cleaner than we found it

    No oil on your lot, no hardware in your gravel. A service record in your inbox before we pull out.

Truck down? Bed won't lift?

Tell us where the truck is and what it's doing. You'll hear back from the mechanic who'll show up — real ETA, straight quote, no dispatcher in between.