On-site ambulance repair

Ambulance Repair in Western Pennsylvania

Anderson Fleet Service · Kinsman, OH

Ambulance parked outside a rural Western Pennsylvania station

For EMS agencies in Western Pennsylvania, a down ambulance usually means a long haul to a service center and days out of rotation. Anderson Fleet Service takes the trip out of the equation. We are a mobile, on-site ambulance repair operation based just over the line in Kinsman, Ohio, and Western Pennsylvania sits squarely in our service area.

The shop comes to your station

Because we are based in Kinsman right at the Ohio–Pennsylvania border, much of Western PA is a short drive away. We travel a roughly three-hour radius and do the work in your bay — electrical, equipment, and narcotics security — so your rig never has to be towed out of the county.

Western Pennsylvania areas we cover

We serve fire departments and EMS services across Western Pennsylvania, including Mercer, Lawrence, Crawford, Venango, Butler, and Erie counties — communities like Sharon, Hermitage, Farrell, Greenville, New Castle, Meadville, and Erie.

What we handle

  • Ambulance electrical diagnostics and repair — parasitic battery drains, inverter and charging faults, module and wiring issues.
  • Patient equipment installs — power cots, cot mounts, and patient-care equipment, mounted and wired correctly the first time.
  • CompX eLock narcotics security — authorized dealer for DEA-compliant electronic narcotics boxes and cabinet locks. Learn more about eLock.

A specialist, not a generalist

We work on all ambulance makes and models and specialize in Braun, Medix, Demers, Crestline, and Lifeline. Phil Anderson is EVT-certified with 20+ years of experience, including five years at Ohio's largest Braun dealership. Your patients ride in these trucks — the work that keeps them rolling is done by a certified technician who answers his own phone.

Based in Ohio? See our guide to ambulance repair in Northeast Ohio, or read the 5 signs your ambulance has an electrical problem.

Rig down? Talk to the tech directly.

On-site ambulance electrical, equipment, and eLock work across Ohio and Pennsylvania. You reach Phil, not a call center.