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24/7 Mobile Truck and Trailer repair in Houston, TX

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We at DynaFix are proud to  provide mobile truck and trailer repairs and services to the Houston, TX  region  and surrounding areas with 20+ years of experience:


Mobile semi truck and trailer repair

Mobile tire service

Mobile Fueling

Lockout Service

Additional services: mobile repair service, mobile tire service, trailer repair, bus repairs, transmission & drive line, electrical, both truck and trailer vehicle inspections, radiator and cooling, glass repair, welding, towing service, load shifts, cross dock.


Have one of our agents reach out to you directly for your mobile truck and trailer repairs and road service needs in the Houston, TX Area!

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Why choose Dynafix?

We handle thousands of calls everyday from customers all over North America trust us to handle your breakdowns and on the road fleet maintenance needs with over 20 years of fleet management and repair experience.

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Mobile truck and trailer services offered:

Mobile Truck Repair

We provide 24/7  Mobile truck repair and service in the Houston, TX and surrounding areas.

24/7 Roadside Assistance

We provide 24/7  Roadside Assistance and service in the Houston, TX and surrounding areas.

24/7 Heavy duty towing service

We provide 24/7  Heavy duty towing service in the Houston, TX and surrounding areas.

Mobile Trailer Repair

We provide 24/7  Mobile truck repair and service in the Houston, TX and surrounding areas.

Mobile Tire repair and service

We provide 24/7  Mobile Tire repair and service in the Houston, TX and surrounding areas.

Lock out service  and Fuel delivery

We provide 24/7 Lock out service  and Fuel delivery in the Houston, TX and surrounding areas.

Houston, TX's number one choice for mobile truck and trailer  repair

Call us today and find out why fleets and drivers are choosing Dynafix as their exclusive over the road repairs service provider.

 

 

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   History of Houston, TX

The City of Houston was dissolved in 1837 after Augustus and John Allen acquired land to establish a new town at the Buffalo junction with White Oak bayous in 1836. Houston served as the temporary capital of the Republic of Texas. Meanwhile, the city grew into a transport hub and regional hub. Houston was part of an independent nation until 1846 when the United States officially united Texas. Railway development began in the late 1850's but ended during the American Civil War. Houston has served Confederacy as a military center. Population growth increased during the war and banned runners used the city as a center for their activities.

The population exceeded 58,000 in 1900, the same year as the Great Storm hit Galveston. Within a few years, oil companies set up Houston's oilfield offices in East Texas. In 1912, the Rice Institute opened its doors to its downtown campus, the first higher education institution in the Houston area. Many tall buildings were completed that year, including those used for offices and residences. Tax Commissioner Joseph Jay Pastoriza has gained international acclaim for amending his property taxes, though it was later overturned by the Texas Supreme Court. It was during this time that Houston began painting immigrants from Mexico, a practice that continued into the 1920's. Many are based in Ward Two. During this time, the city founded Hermann Park. Houston gained national prominence when it hosted the Democratic National Convention in 1928.

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Transportation and Logistics Market in Houston, TX

Timber has become a major part of the port's export, with sales as its main import. The Houston Post was founded in 1880. The Houston Chronicle was followed on August 23 of that year. In 1887, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word established a hospital that would become St Joseph's Hospital.

According to the 1890 US Census, Houston was home to 210 producers who employed more than 3,000 workers, about 300 of whom were white workers. These companies included metalworking tools, such as metalworkers' shops, metal foundations, and tire workers; woodworkers, such as cabinet makers and grinders; with many publishers and printers. More than 1,100 workers were employed by the Houston Railways, most of them in the Southern Pacific Railroad, Houston and Texas Central Railroad supermarkets, and Houston, East, and West Texas Railway. Three years later, there were ten railways operating in Houston.

Houston Texas has a vast rural network as well as a huge logistics and transportation network that is growing each and every day expanding as there's so much available commercial as well as residential space available within the state for any new businesses or multinational corporations that wish to set up operations within its borders out of all the states we serve we understand that Houston Texas is likely one of the ones that will row massively due to its just sheer size of land available as well as rules and laws that benefit working businesses and allow them to thrive.

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