Forklift service & maintenance
Forklift Service in Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire is covered by our West Service Centre at Spencers Wood, Reading (RG7 1PJ), with engineers on site across the county for forklift servicing, repairs and LOLER thorough examinations. Servicing from £135, hire from £85, on any make of machine.
Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. Breakdown callout 24/7 on 01708 861 414.
Who comes out to Buckinghamshire
Your service centre
West Service Centre
Spencers Wood, just south of Reading, covers the Thames Valley, the M4 corridor and south Wales.
Also working into Buckinghamshire
Head Office South East
A second centre working the same ground, so there is fleet and engineering capacity behind a Buckinghamshire job whatever the machine. Acclaim services and examines equipment the length and breadth of the UK, and Buckinghamshire sits well inside that.
Forklift servicing in Buckinghamshire: common questions
Who comes out to Buckinghamshire?
An engineer from our West Service Centre at Spencers Wood, Reading (RG7 1PJ). They are field based and work from a stocked van, so the great majority of servicing, examinations and repairs are finished on your own floor in one visit.
Do you hire machines out in Buckinghamshire?
Yes. Hire starts at £85 and runs from a single day up to long-term contract hire, with the minimum charge one week at the weekly rate. Machines come from the same fleet our engineers maintain, so a hire truck is on the same service schedule as a bought one.
Are parts carried on the van?
The common wear items are: filters, brake parts, hydraulic seals, forks, tyres, bulbs and belts. Anything less common is ordered against your machine's serial number and fitted on a return visit.
Can you cover several machines on one agreement?
Yes. A maintenance contract across a fleet in Buckinghamshire fixes the schedule, the parts and the examination dates in one place, and larger fleets can be run through our fleet management service with a portal to see the whole picture.
Who is responsible for the LOLER examination, us or you?
The duty sits with whoever has control of the equipment at work, so on your own machines it is yours. What we do is carry it out, issue the report and keep the schedule, which is the part that usually gets missed.
