Boomworks Hydraulics rebuilds boom truck hydraulics for Kenner from our bench in Kenner, with mobile service for the failures that will not wait for a tow.
Kenner is where we are based, and it has more working boom trucks per square mile than most people would guess. The industrial parcels along Airline Drive hold sign installers, equipment yards, and delivery fleets running knuckle boom cranes. Add the contractors staging around Louis Armstrong International and the utility crews that work Williams and Veterans, and there is always a cylinder weeping or a pump getting noisy somewhere in town.
Because the shop is local, Kenner trucks get the fastest response we offer. A crane that drifts under load on a Tuesday morning can usually be looked at the same day. For fleet accounts inside Kenner city limits we can often pick up a component, rebuild it on the bench, and have it back on the truck without the truck ever leaving your yard for more than a day.
The work here skews toward sign trucks, propane and roofing delivery booms, and bucket trucks. Most of what we see is seal failure accelerated by heat and moisture. South Louisiana humidity is hard on exposed rods, and a pitted rod chews packing fast.
What Kenner does to hydraulic rods
Kenner sits on reclaimed swamp, and yards along Airline Drive flood in a hard rain. Trucks that sit with outrigger cylinders extended in standing water rust the rods from the bottom up, so we tell Kenner operators to stow outriggers fully whenever the forecast turns.
Where our Kenner customers work
Regular routes cover Airline Drive, Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Louis Armstrong International Airport, Williams Boulevard and the Treasure Chest area on Lake Pontchartrain, with ZIP codes 70062, 70063, 70064, 70065 inside standard coverage. Pricing is identical to the rest of the metro and published in the cost guide: no zone surcharges, and the emergency call out range covers the whole service area.
Nearby crews also use our Harahan, Metairie, New Orleans pages for the corridors they work across parish lines.
Kenner boom truck questions
How fast can you get to a truck in Kenner?
Usually same day. The shop is in Kenner, so a truck down on Airline Drive or near the airport is minutes away. Call (504) 385-9868 and tell us the truck is down on a job, and we will treat it as an emergency.
Can you rebuild the cylinder without keeping my truck for a week?
Yes. On most Kenner jobs we pull the cylinder, rebuild it on the bench, and reinstall within one to two business days. If the rod needs rechroming the cylinder goes out longer, and we will tell you that before we start.
Do you work on sign trucks and small knuckle booms?
Constantly. Sign installers along Veterans and Williams are a big share of our Kenner work. Small knuckle booms fail the same way big cranes do, just with cheaper parts.
What does a typical Kenner cylinder reseal cost?
Most single cylinder reseals land between $800 and $1,500 including removal and reinstallation. If the rod is pitted or bent the price moves up, and our cost guide explains exactly what moves it.
Get a Kenner rebuild quote
Tell us the truck and the symptom. Written quote before work starts, or call (504) 385-9868 and get it on the phone.