What we install
We install the hardware your telematics platform needs to work, on the vehicles and equipment you actually run. Every install is wired, fused, tucked, and tested before the vehicle goes back to work.
Pickups, vans, box trucks, dump trucks, buses, tractors, skid steers, and trailers. If it has a battery, we can put a tracker on it.
Get a quote for your fleet
Tell us how many vehicles and we will call you back with a price and a date.
Prefer email? info@columbiagpsinstalls.com
Who we work with
Columbia sits where I-20, I-26, and I-77 meet, so it runs a lot of trucks. We install for the fleets that keep the Midlands moving.
- Construction and site contractors
- Delivery and last mile fleets
- Distribution and regional freight
- HVAC, plumbing, and electrical
- Municipal, county, and state fleets
- Landscaping, waste, and utilities
Whether you have four vans or four hundred units across several yards, we schedule around your drivers so trucks are back on the road fast.
Certified, not just handy with a wire
Every telematics platform has its own harness, its own power requirements, and its own way of failing when somebody guesses. Our technicians have spent decades in twelve volt work. We know where to find switched and constant power on a Ford Transit, a Freightliner, and a Kubota, and we know how to hide a tracker so it stays put.
Geotab certified installers, and factory trained on the other major telematics and camera platforms your fleet is likely running. Already bought hardware from a reseller? Bring it. Not sure which platform fits? Call and we will tell you what we have seen work.
Where we install
We are mobile. You do not bring trucks to us, we come to your lot, your job site, or your shop anywhere in the Columbia metro.
Outside those areas? Call anyway. We cover the Midlands and can usually work something out.
Questions fleets ask us
How long does an install take?
A wired GPS tracker takes about thirty to forty five minutes per vehicle. A dual facing dash cam takes about an hour. Multi camera systems take longer. We can run several vehicles at once on larger jobs.
Do you come to us?
Yes. We install at your yard, shop, or job site. That is how most fleet work gets done, because nobody wants to shuttle twenty trucks across town.
Do you work on heavy trucks and equipment?
Yes. Class 8 tractors, dump trucks, buses, excavators, skid steers, generators, and trailers. Powered and unpowered assets.
Can you install hardware I already bought?
Yes. Most of our customers bought through a reseller or directly from the platform and just need it installed correctly. Bring the units and we will handle the rest.
What if a tracker stops reporting later?
Call us. We do service calls, diagnostics, swaps, and reinstalls. Most reporting problems are a power or antenna issue we can find quickly.