Reach the bay desk
The dispatch desk at BPFL SERVICES LLC schedules inspection, hydraulic service, certification and emergency response from one yard in Lehi, Utah. Send a message or call the number below and a technician will follow up.
Send a service request
Yard address
BPFL SERVICES LLC
4414 N Shady Hollow Loop
Lehi - 84043-2344
United States (US)
Direct contact
Email: sales@bpflservices.buzz
Phone: +19205269983
Service window: Monday to Friday, 7:00 to 17:00. Emergency dispatch is answered after hours for standing fleet customers.
How the desk works
The dispatch desk is the single point of contact for every service at the Lehi yard. When a call or a message arrives, a coordinator records the unit number, the machine model and a description of the issue, then matches the job to the right bay and the right technician. Routine inspection, hydraulic service and certification work are scheduled onto the rolling fleet calendar, while emergency repair dispatch is triaged the same day so that a lift that will not stow does not block a crew for longer than necessary.
If you are opening a new service relationship, it helps to have your fleet list ready so that we can build a maintenance schedule around the routes your vehicles actually run. If you are an owner operator with a single machine, the desk will still walk you through the pre-shift checks and the bay work in plain language. You can reach us by phone at +19205269983 during business hours, or by email at sales@bpflservices.buzz at any time, and we will follow up on the next working day.
Questions we hear at the desk
Routine inspection and hydraulic work are usually booked within a few business days, and the desk keeps a short lead time open for fleets on a maintenance schedule. Emergency repairs are triaged the same day a call arrives.
Yes. The bay services both aerial lift trucks and utility vehicles, including the hydraulic circuits, structural checks and certification records that keep those units in service.
Have the unit number, the machine model and the last inspection date on hand, plus a short description of what the machine is doing wrong. Those details let the desk route the job to the right bay and the right parts.