Construction

Your machines run on hours.
Your true cost hides in five spreadsheets.

Fuel, repairs, parts, and downtime are all in different systems — and they never reconcile. You can't bid accurately because you don't know what a machine actually costs. Torgix captures every event, assigns every dollar, and gives you the true cost of every asset on every job site.

Sound familiar?

The problems every construction operator knows.

If any of these feel like your daily reality, you're not alone. And you're not stuck with them.

"I have no idea if that excavator is due for service or not."

PM schedules in spreadsheets tied to calendar dates — not engine hours. Nobody updates them. The machine runs until something breaks.

"We've got equipment at six sites and no visibility on any of them."

You're calling site foremen to find out where the excavator is. Half the time it's been moved and nobody told dispatch.

"Cat telematics, Deere telematics, Kubota — I'm logging into three systems every morning."

Every OEM has its own portal. Nothing talks to anything. You're manually reconciling data that should be automatic.

"We voided the warranty on that dozer. Maintenance was done on time, just not documented right."

Warranty on heavy iron is worth real money. But tracking coverage across a mixed fleet of machines with different OEM requirements is a full-time job.

"I can't tell you what that machine actually cost us on that job."

Fuel, repairs, operator time, parts — it's all in different systems. True cost per machine per project doesn't exist. So you can't bid accurately.

"We had a breakdown mid-pour. Parts took four days to source."

Emergency parts sourcing on a Saturday for a machine that was due for service anyway. The downtime cost more than the repair.

We get it

Construction equipment is not a fleet of delivery vans.

Your machines run by engine hours, not odometer miles. They move between job sites without warning. They're maintained by OEM-specific procedures, tracked by systems that don't talk to each other, and insured against failures that are often preventable. We built Torgix for the operator who needs all of that in one place — not another portal to manage.

How it works

Four steps. Total equipment intelligence.

Connect your equipment and the loop runs itself. Every event captured, costed, questioned, and acted on.

01 — Capture

Every event lands on the right asset.

Inspections, fault codes, fuel logs, work orders, parts, hours, downtime — all automatically attributed to the correct machine. Nothing falls through.

02 — Cost

Every event becomes a real dollar.

Repair labor, parts spend, fuel burn, idle time, warranty money saved or missed. Your true cost per machine stops hiding in five different spreadsheets.

03 — Ask

Query your equipment in plain English.

"What did the Cat 320 cost us last quarter?" The AI runs the analysis and surfaces the answer — no dashboards to build.

04 — Act

Turn the answer into the next move.

Order the part. File the warranty claim. Schedule the service. One click, fully tracked, attributed back to the loop so every action makes the next answer smarter.

How Torgix fixes it

Equipment intelligence built for the job site.

Every cost tracked. Every machine visible. Every hour accounted for — so you can bid accurately and stop losing money on equipment you can't see.

Hour-based PM scheduling

Set preventive maintenance triggers by engine hours, operating cycles, or hybrid hour+calendar rules. The system tracks actual machine hours — not time on the calendar — and alerts before the threshold, not after.

Works across Cat, Deere, Kubota, Volvo, and more

Multi-site asset visibility

Every machine, every site, one view. Know exactly where equipment is, its current status, and when it last had service. Move machines between sites and the system follows — no manual updates, no calls to foremen.

Real-time allocation across unlimited job sites

Active warranty tracking

Set warranty terms by both calendar and engine hours for every machine. The system alerts you before coverage expires and maintains a service history that satisfies OEM documentation requirements for claims.

Documentation ready for OEM warranty claims

True cost per machine

Fuel, labor, parts, and downtime — rolled up per asset, per job site, per project. Stop estimating. Start bidding with actual machine cost data. Know which equipment is profitable and which is dragging margins.

Exportable cost reports by asset, site, or project
AI in action

Ask it like you'd ask your most experienced mechanic.

Torgix AI is built on Claude. It doesn't just pull data — it reasons about your specific equipment and situation.

TM
Cat 320 excavator at the Riverside project is at 4,820 engine hours. What's due and are we covered under warranty?
AI
Excavator #EX-07 (Cat 320) — Riverside

Immediate service due: Engine oil and filter — threshold was 4,800 hrs, you're 20 hours past it. Hydraulic filter at 5,000 hrs — schedule together to avoid a second mobilization.

Warranty status: Cat powertrain warranty expires at 5,000 hrs or June 2026, whichever comes first. At your current utilization rate (~180 hrs/mo), you'll hit the hour threshold before the date. You have roughly 180 hrs of coverage left. Any service done now should be documented on Cat-approved forms to preserve the claim window.

Want me to find the oil and filter part numbers from Discount Equipment's catalog and draft the service work order?
TM
Yes, and flag any other machines approaching warranty expiration this quarter.
AI
Parts sourced: Cat 1R-0750 oil filter and 1R-0716 element — both in stock through Discount Equipment. Work order drafted and assigned to your service team.

3 additional assets approaching warranty expiration this quarter:
— Deere 310L backhoe (#BL-03, Northgate site) — 290 hrs remaining
— Kubota SVL75 track loader (#TL-11, Riverside) — expires Sept 14
— Volvo EC220E (#EX-12, Downtown) — 162 hrs remaining

Shall I schedule service orders for all three?
The cost of doing nothing

What changes when you have real equipment intelligence.

The gap between how most construction companies manage equipment and how Torgix-powered companies operate gets wider every month.

Without Torgix
  • PM happens on calendar dates, not actual engine hours — machines are either over-serviced or run to failure
  • Equipment location tracked by phone calls and guesswork
  • Warranty claims denied because service history wasn't documented in the right format
  • Breakdown on a job site costs $4,000–$12,000/day in downtime — and it was probably preventable
  • Bidding new projects on gut feel because machine cost data doesn't exist
  • Four OEM portals, three spreadsheets, and a whiteboard nobody trusts
With Torgix
  • Automated PM alerts triggered by actual engine hours across every machine in the fleet
  • Every asset location, status, and service history visible from one dashboard
  • Warranty documentation maintained automatically — claims approved, not denied
  • Predictive service catches failures before they happen on-site
  • True cost per machine per project — bid with confidence, know your margins
  • One platform. Every make. Every site. All connected.
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