Mobile hydraulic repair in Erie, Colorado

Longmont Mobile Hydraulics is a Longmont-based mobile hydraulic hose and cylinder service, and Erie is core coverage, not an outer edge.

Erie straddles the Boulder and Weld county line and builds in every direction at once. Subdivision earthwork, utility trenching along Highway 7, and the business corridor by Erie Municipal Airport keep compact track loaders, excavators, and telehandlers grinding through dirt that transitions from clay to cobble without warning.

Cobbly ground is a hose killer. Rock pinches lines against the boom, and clay dust works into couplers and wipers. The repairs are routine for a stocked truck: we cut and crimp at the machine, replace chewed quick-couplers from stock, and get the operator back in the seat, typically within the hour once on site.

The eastern edge of Erie still farms, and those parcels get the same response. A tractor down on one of the remaining working fields off Coal Creek is not competing with construction calls for priority; breakdown work is sequenced by deadline, not by customer size.

Clay, cobble, and deadlines

Erie inspections and HOA schedules put hard dates on earthwork that weather already squeezes. The practical effect is that a down machine here almost always has a date attached, so we ask for the deadline at dispatch and schedule against it, not just against the queue.

Both sides of the county line

We cover all of Erie (80516) including the ground around Erie Municipal Airport, Highway 7 and Coal Creek. Nearby crews and operations also use our Lyons, Platteville and Johnstown coverage, and the full picture of what we fix is on the hose repair and cylinder repair pages.

Priced off a table you can read first

Every Erie call is priced from the published table on the pricing page, with the service call for your location stated when you call. Down after hours with a deadline? The emergency terms are published too.