Packing shed, cooler dock or field row — when a hose lets go in Lamont, the truck doesn't have far to come. Built and crimped on-site, day or night.
Lamont and Weedpatch anchor one of Kern County's hardest-working vegetable belts — carrot and vegetable packing sheds and cooling operations running long seasons, field crews on every side of town, trucks moving product up and down Highway 184. When a forklift, loader or harvester drops a line here, product doesn't wait. Neither should you.
We're a mobile hose service based in Bakersfield, and Lamont is one of the nearest places we roll. The trucks carry hose, common SAE and metric fittings and a crimper, so the replacement gets built at your machine — typically in a single visit.
Forklifts, yard loaders and dock equipment keep the sheds and coolers moving. When one goes down mid-pack, we come to the yard and build the hose right there.
Ag & packing work →Tractors, harvesters and implements working the ground around Lamont and Weedpatch. Give dispatch the ranch entrance and nearest cross street, and we bring the truck to the row.
What we fix →Highway 184 carries a steady run of product and equipment. A blown hose on the shoulder or in the yard is a phone call, not a tow bill.
Call dispatch →We won't pretend every town in Kern County is close — some calls run serious windshield time. Lamont isn't one of them: a straight shot down Weedpatch Highway from our Bakersfield base, the closest thing we have to home turf. Same stocked truck, shorter roll — we measure off the failed assembly, build the new hose at the machine, crimp it and pressure-check it before we leave.
From Lamont we also cover Arvin, a few miles further down the belt — same trucks, same number. If your operation runs shed equipment and field gear both, one call handles it; our industries page covers how we work with ag operations.
Call and you'll get a person, not a queue. Tell us the machine and what let go — we'll give you an honest ETA before we hang up.