Work through the list.
Keep your plant moving.
A conveyor that needs attention. A recurring equipment problem. Repairs your team hasn't had time to tackle. Let's talk about a maintenance visit built around the work you need.
Twin Falls, Idaho · Serving Idaho and Alaska
Standard four-hour minimum applies. Work is scheduled after scope and availability are confirmed.
The right help for the work at hand
Conveyor & equipment inspections
Start with a focused look at equipment condition and recurring issues. Discuss what needs attention and the next repair steps before committing to a larger scope.
- Conveyor and material-handling equipment
- Bearing, alignment, and rotating-equipment concerns
- Mechanical troubleshooting and repair planning
- Repair scope and pricing discussed after the inspection
Inspection scope and any specialized testing are agreed in advance. This is mechanical inspection support, not a regulatory certification or compliance sign-off.
Focused maintenance & repair visits
Bring your repair list. We'll discuss the priority jobs, required parts and tooling, and a work window that fits the facility and our crew availability.
- Preventive and corrective mechanical maintenance
- Conveyor and process-equipment repairs
- Equipment alignment and mechanical troubleshooting
- Field welding and fabrication within an agreed scope
A visit can focus on one equipment issue or a grouped repair list. The standard four-hour minimum still applies.
Additional maintenance hands
When your maintenance team has more work than hands, discuss supplemental mechanical support for a repair backlog or planned maintenance window.
- Defined tasks and equipment needs
- Coordination with your site's work and safety requirements
- Agreed crew needs, rates, and work window
- Short-term work or recurring support discussed to fit the job
Availability and the scope of support are confirmed before anything is scheduled.
Local maintenance needs.
Broader field capability.
Headquartered in Twin Falls, with maintenance support for southern Idaho's food, agricultural, and industrial facilities. Mobile mechanical and mining work across Idaho and Alaska remains part of what we do.
Location, travel, equipment requirements, and crew availability are part of the scope discussion.
Clear scope before work begins
A useful first conversation starts with a few job details, not a full project package.
Tell us what needs attention
Share the facility location, equipment involved, what you're seeing, and your preferred work window.
Agree on the visit
Discuss the scope, labor and equipment needs, rates, travel where applicable, and available scheduling options.
Work from an agreed plan
Start with the approved inspection or repair work. Discuss any additional repair needs and pricing before expanding the scope.
Standard four-hour minimum applies. Existing labor, equipment, travel, and billing terms are shown on the Rates & Line Card page.
What's on your
maintenance list?
Call with your equipment issue or repair list. Sage can collect the details and request owner follow-up to discuss scope and availability.
Call (208) 933-8564Standard four-hour minimum applies. View rates and terms.