A working shop, not a franchise

Brandon runs Joyner Services and does the work himself. When you call, you talk to the person who will be under the machine — not a service writer passing notes to someone in the back.

The shop covers diesel, hydraulics and welding because most breakdowns do not stay in one lane. A cracked bucket usually needs the cylinder resealed too, and the machine that runs both has to start in the morning. Handling all three means one phone call instead of three, and nobody waiting on another shop’s schedule.

A fully equipped service truck with a crane means most of that happens where the machine sits, whether that is a quarry, a jobsite, a farm or the side of the road.