Commercial Fitness Equipment Repair
Treadmill repair, strength machine service, and cardio equipment diagnostics for gyms, hotels, apartments, HOAs, schools and corporate fitness centers across Los Angeles and Orange County. Same-week appointments, technicians who carry parts, and a written price before any work starts.
Request Service RepairWhat We Repair
Every Machine On Your Floor
Treadmill Repair
Belt slipping, tracking off to one side, decks worn through, motors cutting out under load, incline motors stuck, consoles going dark or resetting mid-workout. We replace belts, decks, rollers, drive motors, controllers and display boards.
Elliptical & Strider Repair
Knocking or grinding through the stride, ramps seizing, resistance not changing, pedals with play in them, consoles losing power. Bearings, ramp motors, drive belts, resistance units and wiring harnesses.
Bike & Indoor Cycle Repair
Cranks with play, bottom brackets creaking, resistance failing, seat and handlebar posts that won't hold, magnetic brakes out of calibration. Upright, recumbent and group cycling bikes.
Strength & Selectorized
Frayed or snapped cables, sticking weight stacks, worn guide rods, pulleys that bind, selector pins that jam, torn upholstery. Cable replacement is the single most common commercial strength repair.
Plate-Loaded & Racks
Bushings and bearings, linkage play, loose or racked frames, worn adjustment mechanisms, Smith machine guide rods and counterbalance systems, safety catches and J-hooks.
Rowers, Steppers & Climbers
Chains and straps, damper mechanisms, seat rollers and rails, step chains, drive belts, monitors and pickup sensors. StairMaster and Jacobs Ladder style climbers included.
Common Problems
Sound Familiar?
Most calls we take start with one of these. If you recognize the symptom, we've almost certainly fixed it before — often on the same visit, because our vans carry the parts that fail most often.
- Treadmill belt slipping, sticking or drifting to one side
- Burning smell or loud motor noise under a running load
- Console dark, flickering, or resetting partway through a workout
- Machine trips the breaker or shuts off without warning
- Cable frayed, snapped, or weight stack dropping unevenly
- Resistance not changing when the user adjusts it
- Grinding, knocking or squealing from the drive system
- Incline or ramp stuck at one position
- Seat, pad or roller torn, flattened or loose
- Equipment out of service and losing you members
Brands
Brands We Service
Our technicians are trained across the commercial brands you'll find on a working gym floor, and we source OEM parts wherever the manufacturer supports it.
Life Fitness · Precor · Matrix · Cybex · Hammer Strength · Star Trac · StairMaster · Schwinn · Nautilus · Concept2 · Technogym · Keiser · True · Woodway · Octane · Freemotion · SciFit · Rogue · Body-Solid
Don't see yours? Submit a request below — we service far more than we can list, including older equipment other companies decline because parts are harder to find.
How It Works
Four Steps, No Surprises
1. Submit A Request
Use the request form below with the machine and the symptom. It goes straight into our scheduling system.
2. Get A Written Price
A clear, flat-rate estimate covering parts and labor. Nothing begins until you approve it.
3. We Come To You
On-site service at your facility, usually within the week. No hauling equipment anywhere.
4. Fixed And Tested
We test the machine under load before we leave and stand behind the work.
Service Area
Los Angeles & Orange County
Technicians dispatched daily across both counties. If you're near the edge of the map, submit a request anyway — we travel further than this list for larger jobs and contract accounts.
Los Angeles · Long Beach · Santa Monica · Pasadena · Torrance · Glendale · Burbank · Downey · Whittier · Cerritos · Anaheim · Irvine · Santa Ana · Huntington Beach · Costa Mesa · Newport Beach · Fullerton · Orange · Tustin · Mission Viejo · Lakewood · Carson · Inglewood · El Segundo
FAQ
Common Questions
How much does commercial fitness equipment repair cost?
It depends on the machine and the fault, so we quote before we work. A cable replacement on a selectorized machine sits at the lower end; a treadmill drive motor or controller board is higher. You get a written flat-rate estimate covering parts and labor, and nothing starts until you approve it.
How quickly can you get here?
Most appointments are available within the week, and we respond to every request the same business day. If a machine is down in a facility where members are noticing, say so in the request — we prioritize those.
Do you repair on site, or do I have to ship the machine?
On site, at your facility. Commercial equipment is far too heavy and awkward to move for a repair. Our technicians carry the commonly failing parts, so a large share of jobs finish in a single visit.
Do you service residential equipment as well as commercial?
Our focus is commercial — gyms, hotels, apartment and HOA fitness rooms, schools, corporate centers and public safety facilities. We do take high-end residential work; submit a request and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
What if the machine is old, or the brand is out of business?
Worth asking. We regularly keep older equipment running after other companies have declined it, either by sourcing discontinued parts or by fabricating a working equivalent. Repair is usually a fraction of replacement cost.
Can you take on all our equipment, not just one machine?
Yes. Many of our clients move from one-off repairs to a scheduled preventive maintenance program, which cuts breakdowns and spreads cost across the year. See our Preventive Maintenance page.
Request Service Repair
Complete the form below and our team will review your request and follow up regarding scheduling, troubleshooting, and repair recommendations. Include photos of the machine and its serial plate where you can — it speeds up diagnosis considerably.
Prefer to talk to someone? Call us at (562) 263-9085.
Existing client? Visit the Client Portal to log in, approve quotes, pay invoices, and request service.