Services

A starter or generator problem shouldn’t be underestimated. The moment you encounter such problem, Joe’s Starter & Generator Shop is just one call away!

We specialize in alternator and starter services for:

– Automotives: any brand including Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Honda, and Jeep

– DC Motors: Winch Motors, Pump Motors, Salt Spreader

– Marine: Alternators, Starters, Watercraft, Rectifiers, Tilt Trim Motors
– Heavy-Duty: Chevrolet / GMC, Ford, Freightliner, International, Kenworth, Mack, Peterbilt, Sterling, Volvo, Western Star

– Industrial: Forklifts, Lift Gates, Scissor Lifts

– Farm & Agriculture: Case, Caterpillar, John Deere, Massey Ferguson, New Holland, Ford

– Power Sports: Motorcycle, ATV, UTV, Golf Cart

– Construction: Cranes, Dozers, Excavators

– Accessories: Clutch Pulleys, Switches, Battery Isolators

Do you need your starter or generator fixed? Joe’s Starter & Generator Shop will get you the best solutions!

We offer removal, repair and installation of alternators and starters on any application. If you prefer to buy a new unit we offer premium quality starters, alternators and DC motors for competitive prices. From domestic to foreign, car, truck, marine, industrial, farm, agriculture, etc. If you are unable to come to us we can come to you so the next time you need an alternator or starter installed we will be happy to help you!

The Rebuilding Process

A properly “rebuilt” automotive part is the functional equivalent of a new part. We work diligently to make sure that all components of each part are brought back to a pristine level and are functioning properly. After our rebuilt process we run the part through a variety of testers to ensure that it works when you come to pick it up. For all practical purposes, rebuilt automotive parts is very much like assembling new parts except that many of the components are taken from used parts, especially the housing (saving you money). In rebuilding, the part must be completely disassembled, cleaned and examined for wear and breakage. Worn out, missing or non-functioning components are replaced with new or rebuilt components. Electrical parts frequently need rewinding or rewiring. After all work is done, the part is reassembled and tested for compliance with performance specifications. Essentially this unit is equivalent to a new product for a fraction of the price.

Your Decision?

In the final analysis, the automobile owner must make the final decision on what kind of part is desired. With owners keeping their vehicles longer and longer and with sales prices on new cars skyrocketing, this decision should reflect the reliability and cost effectiveness of the part over the long run. Market studies show that rebuilt/repaired auto parts are capturing a greater share of the total number of aftermarket parts sold. Thus, buyers seem to be making their decision on what offers the “best buy” and still receiving a quality product. Ultimately rebuilding your OEM product is better than aftermarket any day of the week.