A utility truck or dump truck sitting in a yard isn’t just a damaged vehicle. It’s a crew that can’t work, a job that can’t move, and a schedule that’s already slipping. Airlake Collision Center 1 repairs the kind of commercial vehicles that keep operations running.
Utility trucks, bucket trucks, dump trucks, and municipal vehicles aren’t built like passenger cars. They take different kinds of damage and require a shop that knows how to handle that work properly.
Most body shops aren’t set up for it. A facility that repairs everyday cars and occasionally takes on a commercial work truck is a different thing from a shop where commercial vehicle repair is the core work.
Airlake Collision Center 1 is Collision Center 1’s commercial repair division, operating out of a 21,000-square-foot facility in Farmington, MN. We repair commercial work vehicles for contractors, utility companies, and municipal and government fleets across Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska.
Commercial vehicles come through our facility regularly. This is the work the shop is built around.
Whether you’re a contractor with a single truck or a fleet manager responsible for a municipal vehicle pool, you get the same thing: a proper assessment of the damage, a clear repair plan, communication throughout, and a vehicle that comes back in correct condition.
Airlake is part of Collision Center 1, a locally-owned Minnesota repair group that’s been doing this since 1962. That’s the organization standing behind the work.
We look at the damage, ask the right questions, and tell you what the repair involves before anything starts.
We coordinate the details, handle the insurance side when applicable, and keep you updated throughout.
Body work, structural repair, paint, and refinishing are all handled in our facility.
We review the work before the vehicle leaves. It goes back to you repaired right and ready to work.
We serve contractors, utility companies, and government fleet managers 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 handles commercial work vehicles consistently and correctly, Airlake is built for it.
