Command and Emergency Vehicles Repair

Roof penetration reseal across the vehicle runs $1,200 to $4,000. Mast or antenna mount reinforcement with reseal is $1,500 to $5,500. Generator compartment mounting rebuild runs $1,200 to $4,500. Body labor is $210 per hour, electrical is $260 per hour, and diagnostics is $285 per hour, plus materials. A paid estimate is required before scheduling.

Roof reseal and mount reinforcement is three to six working days. Electrical diagnosis and repair varies with what the diagnostic finds, typically two to seven days. Collision or structural repair runs three to six weeks. Since these units are single-purpose and hard to substitute, we sequence everything into one block rather than multiple visits.

Because dormancy is harder on these than service is. Batteries self-discharge and sulfate, seals harden without the flexing that service provides, awning fabric takes a set, and small leaks go unnoticed for months. An annual body and systems check while the unit is parked catches all of that before an incident does.

No. Radio, satellite, and communications equipment service is outside our scope, as is engine, drivetrain, and DOT inspection work. We repair the body, roof, penetrations, mast and antenna mounting structure, generator mounting, shore power and twelve volt systems, air conditioning, interior mounting, and finish. Mounting structure for that equipment is in scope even where the equipment is not, and we separate the two on the estimate.

Yes, and on a unit that has already loosened once it is the right call. We install proper backing plates, distribute the load across more structure, and re-bed the penetration with a system that holds up to inland heat cycling rather than the original sealant schedule. It is itemized separately from repair and priced before we start.