Our Background

Where it all started, I grew up as part of a family of five with two older siblings. We were born and raised on a dairy farm in Buckeye, AZ.  Our daily chores involved feeding calves, cleaning pens, preparing rations for milk cows and running farm equipment.  There was always something to do.  My second oldest sister was focused on the other animals that would show up or need attention such as stray dogs, barn cats or baby birds that fell out of trees. My oldest sister was super focused on the dairy stock. She was involved with genetics, raising calves, feed rations and milking. Then there was me, I was more concerned and interested in figuring out how everything on the farm worked. There were loaders, mixer wagons and numerous other tractors and pieces of equipment that kept me fascinated. There was a problem when I was little because I would get ahold of tools to tear stuff apart to figure out how it worked but never bothered to reassemble it. I would be in some trouble when Dad would have to find all the scattered nuts and bolts to put it back together. We each learned many lessons and values growing up around the farm, we learned dedication, life values and hard work ethic that has been passed down from American farmers for ages.  I aim to continue to pass that on to the next generation.

As the dairy industry became more competitive, my Dad got involved in the steel industry.  He worked as a plant manager. As a result, I spent many weekends and school breaks milling around the steel plants that my father worked at.  I learned a great deal about the industrial and mechanical aspect including forklifts, tube mills, roll formers, high voltage electrical systems, heavy metal fabrication, precision instruments and machine tuning and design.

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I have learned a wide variety of knowledge and continue to do so in the daily challenges of our industry through my past jobs and occupations.  I have always strived to learn more and become a valuable asset with leadership and knowledge, but I continued to want more of a daily challenge and to provide that knowledge and skill to many people in the valley and creating my company was the answer.  I saved up to build a service rig and established a customer base and went at it.  Times were tough and challenging but that is all part of hard work and determination. As the owner of Western Mobil Repair LLC  I will continue to expand and grow the company by retaining better state of the art equipment and rigs to help make your business a success.  We are a small company from a small town that knows the ins and outs of hard-earned business and integrity.  We are here to help you regardless of the situation. Yes, we have to make a living.  We will provide excellent quality service and quality equipment that comes at a cost, but rest assured our knowledge and experience as well as our fair and honest pricing will earn your partnership to keep your business running efficiently for years to come.

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