Fleet, Truck & Service Bay Covers and Screens

Covers and Screens for Fleets and Service Bays

Front of Walsh Station Auto & Truck Service with drop screens raised under the canopy

Fleet managers, service-center owners and logistics operators call us for fabric work that earns its keep: tarps and covers fitted to a trailer or a load, screens that take sun and dust off a service bay, and awnings and shade for the yard and the front office.

Custom truck and trailer tarps, pallet covers and cargo wraps are patterned in CAD and sewn in our Sacramento shop. Screens, awnings and shade are fabricated and installed by our own crews.

What Fleets & Service Centers Need

Service Bays

Drop screens that block low sun, wind and dust at open bays and roll up out of the way.

Horizontal metal awnings on a commercial building

Buildings & Yards

Metal awnings over doors, windows and loading areas that stand up to weather year-round.

Technician sewing heavy fabric in the Goodwin-Cole shop

Truck & Cargo Covers

Trailer and truck tarps, pallet covers and cargo wraps sewn to fit the load.

Recommended Systems for Transportation

Custom Tarps & Covers

Trailers, loads and equipment that need a fitted cover.

Roller Shades & Drop Screens

Service bays and docks that take sun, wind or dust.

Metal & Fixed Awnings

Doors, windows and loading areas.

Shade Sails

Yards, parking and break areas.

Questions Fleet and Service Managers Ask

A stock tarp is inexpensive and fine for short-term or low-value use. A fitted cover costs more up front, but it is patterned to the equipment, reinforced where it wears and built with access openings, so it stays on, lasts longer and protects what is under it. The right choice depends on what the equipment is worth and how often you are replacing tarps now.

Send us dimensions or drawings, photos of the equipment in place, what it needs protection from (sun, rain, dust, coolant or chemicals), where people need access and how many you need.

It depends on the exposure. Vinyl-coated polyester is waterproof and durable, solution-dyed acrylic resists fading in full sun and industrial canvas breathes. Fire-retardant, UV-blocking and chemical-resistant fabrics are available for demanding settings. Tell us the conditions and we will recommend a material.

Either. Manual screens with a crank or a rope are simple and economical, which suits most service bays. Motorized screens make sense on larger openings, or where screens are raised and lowered many times a day.