Out of service.Back in service.
Collision repair, structural fabrication, refinishing and refurbishment for fire engines, aerials and command vehicles — from a 30,000 sq ft heavy-duty facility in Marietta, Georgia.
- 30,000 sq ft facilityHeavy-duty bays sized for aerials
- One roofCollision, fabrication and paint
- Monday–Saturday8am–6pm
- Servicing the SoutheastBased in Marietta
Every truck in a repair bay is a gap in coverage.
We plan every repair around one goal: returning your trucks to service safely, quickly, and with a paper trail your fleet manager can stand behind.
| What departments run into | How we handle it |
|---|---|
| A unit is out of service after a collision | Priority intake and early teardown, so the full scope is known early. |
| Repairs NEVER drag on with no clear delivery date | Defined milestones and a projected return-to-service date, updated as work moves. |
| The fleet is aging | Refurbishment and life-extension assessments for trucks worth saving. |
| New fire truck costs keep climbing | Repair-versus-replace evaluations with a written scope you can take to purchasing. |
| Leadership wants accountability | Photo-documented work, a 150-point inspection and a completion record for every unit. |
Built for big, expensive, essential trucks.
Fire truck collision repair and refurbishment is all we do in this division — no car-shop shortcuts on a million-dollar engine.
Collision repair
Front-end, cab corner, bumper and body damage on engines, ladder trucks and command vehicles.
Structural repair & fabrication
Compartments, body panels, diamond plate, bumpers and mounting brackets, repaired or fabricated in-house.
Refinishing & graphics
Full and partial repaints, color matching, corrosion treatment, protective coatings, reflective chevrons, lettering and decals.
Complete refurbishment
Cab and compartment restoration, corrosion removal, repaint and cosmetic modernization to extend service life.
Aerial ladder truck restoration
Ladder refinishing plus body and compartment restoration on aerials, platforms and quints.
Electrical & lighting
Harness repair after collision damage, LED warning and scene lighting, and backup cameras.
Pump testing, aerial certification and emergency-system testing are handled by qualified, certified specialists. We coordinate that work alongside the repair so your truck isn't waiting on a separate appointment.
Fire trucks we work on
- Engines & pumpers
- Aerial ladders & quints
- Tower platforms
- Rescue & squad units
- Tankers & tenders
- Battalion & command vehicles
- Brush & utility trucks
Every unit gets a project file.
You'll always know what stage your truck is in and when it's coming back, with photos at every step.
We document the damage on arrival, log the unit number and walk the truck with your fleet contact.
Recent Work
Municipal fire trucks, photographed in our shop. Select a project to see the work.
101-ft aerial ladder truck
A full-length aerial brought into our heavy-duty bays for body and compartment work.
- Compartment and roll-up door repair
- Body panel and diamond plate work
- Lighting checked before release
Engine front-end teardown
A front-end collision that reached behind the bumper into the structure and wiring.
- Bumper assembly removed and parts tagged
- Structural damage and wiring harnesses exposed
- Reflective chevron panels and lights restored
Engine collision damage
A fire engine with front bumper and cab corner damage, documented at intake.
- Front bumper and corner damage assessed
- Lighting and reflective trim damage logged
- Repair scope set before teardown
Battalion chief vehicle
A pickup-based command vehicle with a utility body and full rear chevron graphics.
- Body and utility bed work
- Reflective rear chevrons
- Lettering and department markings
Calling about a fire truck?
Have these handy and we can give you a straight answer on the first call.
- Department and contact name
- Unit number, year, make and model
- What happened, with photos if you have them
- When you need it back in service
- Purchase order, bid or insurance details
- Shop
- 1000 Eastside Dr. SE
Marietta, GA 30060 - Hours
- Monday–Saturday, 8am–6pm
- Phone
- (470) 767-6917
- Serving
- Fire departments across Georgia and the Southeast
Questions from fire departments
Do you work with municipal purchasing?
Yes. We provide written estimates and repair scopes that fit purchase orders, bids and fleet approval processes.
Can you help us decide whether to repair or replace?
Yes. We'll assess the truck and give you a written repair scope and cost so you can compare it against replacement.
How will we know where our truck is in the process?
Every unit gets a project file. You'll get photo updates at each stage and a projected return-to-service date that we keep current.
Do you do pump testing or aerial certification?
Those are performed by qualified, certified specialists. We coordinate their work alongside ours so the truck doesn't sit waiting for a separate appointment.
Which makes and models do you work on?
Custom and commercial-chassis fire trucks from all major manufacturers, including engines, aerials, rescues, tankers and command vehicles.
Do you only work on fire trucks?
No. This is the Fire Apparatus Division of Peak Performance Collision Solutions. We also repair trucks, buses and municipal fleet vehicles — see our truck, bus and fleet site.