A&J Commercial builds truly customized fleet maintenance plans for schools, NEMT operators, senior living communities and companies that run wheelchair accessible vehicles — and here’s the part fleet managers don’t expect: if your fleet includes accessible vehicles, we’ll maintain your non-mobility vehicles too. One shop handles the wheelchair lifts and the brakes at six locations across Wisconsin and Illinois.

What’s covered: mobility and mechanical, in one stop

Most fleets with accessible vehicles live with a split: a mobility shop for lifts, ramps and securements, and a general garage for everything else. Two vendors, two schedules, two invoices — and vehicles that come back from one shop still needing the other. Our certified mobility technicians are also experts in the mechanical side of your vehicles, so every unit is serviced completely in a single visit.

  • Mobility equipment: wheelchair lifts and ramps, securement and tie-down systems, kneeling systems, lift doors and interlocks — every conversion brand.
  • Mechanical: oil and fluids, brakes, tires, suspension, batteries, heating, AC, diagnostics and repairs on the same visit.
  • Preventive scheduling: service intervals mapped to your routes and seasons, so failures get caught in the bay — not on a morning route.

Can you service our non-accessible vehicles too?

Yes — if your fleet includes wheelchair accessible vehicles, we’ll take care of the rest of your fleet as well, with very few exceptions. This benefit is reserved for fleets that run accessible vehicles, because keeping your entire operation in one shop is what makes the plan work — one vendor, one schedule, one point of contact, one invoice. If your fleet has no accessible vehicles, we’re not the right shop, and we’ll tell you so.

Truly custom means built around your fleet

There are no bronze-silver-gold packages here. Every plan starts at your lot, not ours:

  • Consultation. We visit your business, walk your fleet, and listen to how your vehicles actually get used.
  • Customize. Our team builds a plan around your vehicle mix, mileage, routes and budget cycle.
  • Streamline. Service gets consolidated into one shop and one schedule, cutting costs and vehicle downtime.
  • Communicate. We review the plan with you and keep adjusting it as your fleet changes.
  • Partner. Your success is our success — we’re a family-owned company that has kept Wisconsin and Illinois fleets moving for over 50 years.

Illinois fleets: our Crystal Lake facility was built for you

Our Crystal Lake, Illinois, location gives northern Illinois fleets a dedicated home: a large, climate-controlled facility with multiple service bays, factory-trained mobility and mechanical technicians, and four-post lifts sized for full-size vans and non-CDL buses. School districts, NEMT operators and senior living communities from McHenry County across the northwest suburbs no longer need to split their fleet between a mobility shop and a truck center — it all happens at 200 S Virginia Road.

Four-post lifts: faster bus service, less downtime

Most garages can’t get a bus off the ground — which means slow floor work or a referral to a heavy-truck center. Our four-post lifts raise non-CDL shuttle and activity buses, so technicians can inspect and repair brakes, suspension, exhaust and wheelchair lift mechanisms effectively, with proper access. The result is more thorough work done in less time — and a bus that’s back on its route sooner.

What one-stop service saves you

  • Time: one scheduling call and one visit per vehicle, instead of shuttling units between two shops.
  • Money: preventive maintenance priced to your fleet, fewer road-call emergencies, and no markup from split vendors. Every out-of-service vehicle costs you routes, rentals or revenue — the plan exists to keep that number near zero.
  • Accountability: one shop owns the whole vehicle, so nothing falls between the mobility/mechanical crack.

Fleet maintenance FAQ

Who qualifies for a custom fleet maintenance plan?

Any school, company or organization in Wisconsin or Illinois whose fleet includes wheelchair accessible vehicles. With accessible vehicles in your fleet, the plan can cover your non-mobility vehicles too.

Can you service our buses?

Yes — non-CDL shuttle and activity buses are a specialty. Our four-post lifts raise buses for faster, more thorough service, including the wheelchair lift and securement equipment on board.

Do you service conversion brands you didn’t sell?

Yes. Our certified mobility technicians service every major conversion and lift brand.

What does a fleet maintenance plan cost?

It’s quoted per fleet — vehicle count, mix, mileage and routes all change the number, which is exactly why we don’t sell one-size packages. The consultation and quote are free, and we’ll come to you.

Where are the services performed?

At any of our six locations: Valders, Richfield, Eau Claire, McFarland and De Pere in Wisconsin and our large Crystal Lake facility serving Illinois. Ask about vehicle pick-up and delivery for fleet customers.

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Last updated July 2026 · Reviewed by Doug Sundin, MSE, Certified Mobility Consultant