Your box truck is down. Every hour it sits means a route uncovered, a delivery late, a customer asking where their freight is. You need a shop that knows how to handle a commercial vehicle, and you need to know the truck will come back right.
That’s what Airlake is built for.
A damaged box truck or cargo van isn’t just a vehicle problem. It’s a schedule problem and a customer problem.
A shop that handles passenger cars and occasionally takes on a delivery van isn’t the same kind of facility as one where commercial truck repair is the focus. The difference shows in how the repair is handled, and whether the truck comes back the way it should.
Malecha’s North End Detailing & Accessories is Collision Center 1’s commercial repair division, operating out of a 21,000-square-foot facility in Farmington, MN. We repair box trucks, straight trucks, delivery vans, and cargo vans for owner-operators and fleet managers across Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska.
Box trucks and delivery vans come through our facility regularly. This is the work we’re built around.
Whether you own one truck or coordinate a fleet, you bring us the vehicle and we take it from there. We look at the damage, tell you what the repair involves, keep you informed throughout, and get the vehicle back to you in proper condition.
Airlake is part of Collision Center 1, a locally-owned Minnesota repair group that’s been earning its reputation since 1962. That backing matters when you’re trusting a facility with a vehicle your operation depends on.
We look at the damage, ask the right questions, and tell you what the repair involves in plain terms.
We coordinate the details, handle the insurance side when applicable, and keep you updated at each stage.
Body work, structural repair, paint, and refinishing are all handled in our facility.
We review the work before the vehicle leaves. The goal is a truck that's repaired right and ready to get back to work.
We serve commercial customers along the I-35, I-80, and I-90 corridors, including the Twin Cities metro, greater Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska.
If your operation needs a repair facility that can handle this kind of work on a consistent basis, Airlake is built for it.
