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Broken down as far as each piece needs, transported and rebuilt where it is going.
Home gyms and light commercial across the Twin Cities. Tell us what you have and where it is going, and you get a real quote back.
Broken down as far as each piece needs, transported and rebuilt where it is going.
New or used equipment built square, tight and safe to load.
Taken apart for a move, a sale or storage, with the hardware kept together.
Cables, belts, decks, bearings and frames, quoted from your description.
Lubrication, cable and belt checks and adjustment on a schedule.
A safety and condition check with the findings in writing.
"They asked the ceiling height in the basement before quoting. My old rack would not have fit and they told me that on the phone, not after loading it."
"Four hundred pounds of plates and a cable machine down two flights. Nothing marked, nothing rushed."
Iron Peak has been moving and building gym equipment around Minneapolis since 2011. The mistake people make is treating a rack like furniture. A functional trainer does not fit through a door assembled, a plate stack is dead weight that has to come out first, and a treadmill is no use in a basement with no outlet on that wall. We ask all of it before the truck is booked, so the crew that turns up is the right size and nobody is standing in your driveway on the phone.
The questions adapt to the service. Your answers go directly into our work system, no retyping and no lost emails.