About Campiotti Lift Truck Service

Who We Are

In October of 1995, mechanic, Gino Campiotti, had a mission to create a lift truck repair company that would give customers high-quality, on-site lift truck service at a fair, affordable rate. After years of experience in material handling, this was something that Gino had rarely seen. He was determined to start a company with an approachable feel that gave customers the prompt, dependable service they needed.

Flash forward to 2016. Campiotti Lift Truck Service has since grown from a one-man show to a well-oiled machine. Now with four mobile trucks and a full office, we are still growing strong with state-of-the-art services. From on-site hose making capabilities to specialized lift truck operator safety training programs to parts distributing through TVH Total Source Materials, Campiotti Lift Truck Service can handle all of your material handling needs. After more than 20 years in business, our objective is still to give your company service and make recommendations that will help control and reduce the cost of your service needs with a realistic sense of urgency.

Our Staff

Gino Campiotti

Owner

Debbie Campiotti

Safety/Forklift Consultant

Payton Fox

Office Manager

Isaac Bill

Service Manager/Dispatcher

What Sets Us Apart

The quality of our service is our top priority at Campiotti Lift Truck Service. We come prepared with top-of-the-line trucks, equipped with state-of-the-art welders and hose making equipment. Quality service means satisfied customers. We treat every customer like family—personal, yet professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How often do I need to have my forklift serviced?

    We recommend PM services at the minimum every 100-150 hours or every three months. Ultimately, it depends on how often you use the lift. If you are using the lift all day and every day, it will need more frequent services than one used twice a week.

  • What is a PM service?

    PM stands for Preventive Maintenance. Upon studying your forklift, we will suggest how often you should have your basic services performed (basic services meaning oil and filter change, battery check, fluids topped off, etc.). We will set up a scheduled time to come out on a regular basis. When you have regular PM services, we can often catch problems before they snowball into something major and your lift breaks down. PM services take only an hour to do – which makes them less expensive than most service calls.

  • How often does my forklift need new tires?

    When your forklift needs new tires varies, depending on the environment in which the forklift is used. Do you run it on smooth surfaces or outside on the gravel? Those variables play a big part on how often you will need to replace your tires. Changing tires reduces fatigue on the transmission. A fatigued transmission works exponentially harder to turn the tires the same amount of rotation – which can lead to a breakdown. Our strong recommendation is that press on tires be replaced when 30-40% of the usable rubber is gone (Example: 21x7 tires should be replaced when the OD is between 19 and 19.5 inches).

  • When do my forks not meet OSHA requirements?

    Forks do not meet OSHA requirements when 10% of the fork heel is worn.

  • What kind of training do I have to have to operate a forklift?

    To operate a forklift, you need to have on-the-job operator training. OSHA also requires that each forklift operator undergoes forklift safety training. The training ensures that the operator drives in a safe way that does not endanger himself, others or company property. If you are not certified, and OSHA finds out, the fines for non-compliance can be upwards of $7,000. Forklift safety training is one of the great services offered by Campiotti Lift Truck Service. Contact us for more information.

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