REPAIRS
We carry out all repairs in-house or via our trusted mobile team.
We cover:
For any issues covered under MIS Conversions’ build and component warranty.
Including accidental damage, wear-and-tear items, replaced components, electrical issues and missing parts.
Every repair request is assessed to identify the correct route so your fleet can get back on the road with minimal downtime.
Mobile Engineers Across the UK
This service helps fleets minimise disruption, especially for customers operating large numbers of vehicles across multiple regions.
Our mobile engineers handle:
All with the same high standards and compliance checks we use in-house.
repair process
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All repair requests are handled by our dedicated customer service team, who act as your central point of contact.
They coordinate with planning, workshop, electrical, mobile engineers and compliance to ensure every repair is:
You’ll always speak to a real person, ensuring clear communication throughout the repair process.
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MIS Conversions provide complete aftercare beyond the build, ensuring your fleet remains compliant, safe and ready for work.
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Knowledgebase
Yes, we provide reliable and responsive repair services to keep your fleet operating as it should. Our dedicated in-life support team handles both warranty and non-warranty repairs for large fleet vehicle conversions.
We cover both warranty and non-warranty repairs. This includes issues covered under build and component warranty, as well as accidental damage, wear and tear, electrical faults, missing parts, and component replacements.
Our mobile engineers carry out diagnostics, electrical repairs, component replacements, safety equipment checks, and minor body and internal fixes, all to the same standards and compliance checks as our on-site team.
Rechargeable repairs apply to issues outside of warranty, such as accidental damage or misuse. In these cases, we assess the issue, explain coverage, provide a full cost breakdown, and complete the repair efficiently either on-site or via our mobile team.
We aim to minimise downtime and complete repairs as quickly as possible, ensuring that vehicles are returned to the road with minimal disruption.
Commercial vehicles should undergo daily walkaround checks by the driver, with regular safety inspections also carried out as part of a planned maintenance schedule. Safety inspection intervals can typically range from 4 to 13 weeks, depending on factors such as vehicle usage, mileage, operating conditions and the type of work being carried out. Inspection schedules should be reviewed regularly to ensure vehicles remain safe, compliant and roadworthy.
A converted vehicle requires standard vehicle maintenance alongside regular checks of any fitted equipment and conversion components. This can include inspecting van racking, storage systems, electrical equipment and other installations for signs of wear, damage or loose fittings. Following the recommended maintenance schedule for the vehicle conversion will help keep it safe and fit for purpose.
