Breathe new life into your machine — and keep your business moving

What is a machine rebuild?

A machine rebuild is a comprehensive renewal process that goes far beyond a repair. The machine is disassembled, inspected, and restored with Genuine Volvo Parts, such as the engine, transmission, hydraulics, and electronics are renewed to meet the same safety and performance standards as a new machine.
The goal is simple — to return the machine to reliable, efficient operation for many more hours of productive work.

When is it worth rebuilding?

If the main structure of your machine remains in good condition but performance has begun to decline, a rebuild can be a practical solution. It can:

• Lower ownership costs by up to 50% compared with purchasing new equipment.
• Reduce downtime by restoring performance faster than a full replacement.
• Extend operating life by thousands of additional hours.
• Reduce waste by reusing components and materials.

A cost-efficient alternative to buying new

Rebuilding offers a financially responsible way to maintain fleet performance. Each component is inspected and tested according to Volvo’s approved methods, ensuring the machine delivers dependable results without the financial burden of a new purchase.

Quality built in

A Volvo Certified Rebuild follows the same rigorous standards applied in the factory. Work is carried out by trained technicians and includes quality inspections throughout the process. The result is equipment that performs to specification and continues to deliver the reliability operators depend on.

Extending lifecycle and reducing impact

Opting to rebuild instead of replace helps cut material waste associated with manufacturing a new machine. Reuse of existing components supports a more circular approach to construction — one that conserves resources while maintaining productivity.

Adapted to your work

Every job site is different. A rebuild can also be an opportunity to adapt your machine to current needs — for instance, upgrading selected systems, improving fuel efficiency, or making configuration changes to suit specific conditions.

Looking ahead

A rebuild not only prolongs machine life but can also help preserve its resale value. More importantly, it allows businesses to plan investment cycles with greater flexibility — balancing operational performance, cost control, and sustainability goals.

Rebuilding is about more than restoration; it’s about making the most of what you already have — keeping your fleet efficient, your operations moving, and valuable resources in use for longer.