About Us
Who We Are
Established in 2024, Emergency Fleet Solutions was formed after we noticed the need for quality craftsmanship in the vehicle upfitting industry. We got tired of fixing all the loose connections, crooked lights, and birds nests of wiring and decided to take matters into our own hands. We decided to tie our passion for cars and our respect of first responders together to create a premium brand that you can trust. We understand that the vehicles you depend on everyday are more than just transportation; they're your office, breakroom, and communication center rolled up into one. And our mission is to build a vehicle that you are always proud to step into.
CORE VALUES
EFS lives and breathes by its core values. They are attached to every vehicle that leaves our shop.
- Take Responsibility
- Always Do The Right Thing
- Take Initiative
- Practice Integrity
- Embrace Change
- Lead By Example
- Celebrate Adversity
- Believe In The Mission
OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU
At Emergency Fleet Solutions, our promise is simple: we're here to serve those who serve. From the first consultation down to the final test drive, we're committed to delivering top-tier service, honest communication, and unbelievable attention to detail. We understand your vehicles are more than just a piece of equipment and we want you to be proud to step foot into a vehicle upfitted by EFS.
your problems, solved
Battery Drain Issues?
Many departments state that they have batter drain issues with some of their vehicles, sometimes caused by the emergency equipment. At EFS, per the department's discretion, we install what is called a main power relay, which is controlled off of a delay timer such as a "Charge Guard". After a pre-determined time, power to the emergency equipment is cut, essentially eliminating any chance of a battery draw. Power will resume immediately once the vehicle is restarted.
Labeled Circuits
It's no secret that today's emergency vehicles have tons of wiring in them, and it can get confusing fast. That's why we clearly label most of our circuits, either on the wiring itself or near the light controller on special rail mounted terminal blocks. This allows for clear identification of circuits and their purpose, as well as easy testing if something were to go wrong!