built to pull.
Receiver, gooseneck and 5th wheel hitches, brake controllers and trailer wiring — installed by a truck shop, mounted to spec and tested before you hook up. Boat, horses, camper or the job trailer, we’ll set the truck up right.
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Hitch Installation, done right.
A hitch is only as good as how it’s mounted and wired. We match the hitch to your truck and what you tow, mount it to the frame with the right hardware and torque, and wire the trailer connector and brake controller so lights, brakes and breakaway work the first time. Bolt-on receivers, under-bed gooseneck systems and heavy 5th wheel setups — including B&W hitches — are all done in-house.
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The payoff.
Right hitch for the load
We size the hitch class and rating to your truck and trailer, not just what’s on the shelf.
Mounted to spec
Correct hardware, torque and fit on the frame — no guesswork installs.
Wired & tested
4 and 7-pin connectors, brake controllers and breakaway checked before you leave.
Gooseneck & 5th wheel
Under-bed gooseneck and 5th wheel systems, including trucks with factory prep packages.
Clean bed installs
Neat bed openings that work alongside a spray-in bedliner or bed cover.
One-stop truck shop
Add running boards, a bedliner or a bed cover and get it all done in one trip.
Pick your hitch.
Receiver Hitch
A frame-mounted receiver for bike racks, cargo carriers, utility and boat trailers.
- ·Class III–V receivers
- ·Ball mounts & hitch steps
- ·4 or 7-pin wiring
Gooseneck
An under-bed gooseneck hitch for stock, flatbed and equipment trailers — the ball stows so the bed stays usable.
- ·Under-bed mount
- ·Removable or flip-over ball
- ·Safety chain anchors
5th Wheel
A 5th wheel hitch for campers and RVs, mounted on rails or a factory prep system for smooth, stable towing.
- ·Rail or factory-prep mount
- ·Rated for heavy campers
- ·Pairs with a brake controller
Pricing depends on the truck, the hitch and the wiring it needs — request a quote for a real number.
Four steps. No surprises.
Consult
Tell us the rig and the goal. We talk options and give you a real number — no pressure.
Prep
Order the right parts, prep the vehicle and protect what matters before a wrench turns.
Install
Done in a clean bay by the crew that does this every day. Torqued, tuned and tested.
Inspect
We walk it with you under the lights, hand over care info and the warranty. Done right.
Hitch Installation FAQ.
How much does trailer hitch installation cost?
It comes down to the hitch type, your truck and the wiring it needs. A bolt-on receiver on a truck with factory wiring is a much smaller job than a gooseneck or 5th wheel with a brake controller. Tell us the truck and what you tow and we’ll quote the full install.
Gooseneck or 5th wheel — which do I need?
Your trailer decides. Stock, flatbed and equipment trailers usually use a gooseneck coupler; most campers and RVs use a 5th wheel kingpin. Some trucks can be set up to run both — we’ll help you pick.
My truck has a factory gooseneck prep package. Does that help?
Yes. Many newer Ford, Ram and GM trucks come with factory under-bed mounting points, which makes gooseneck and 5th wheel installs cleaner and faster. We’ll confirm what your truck has when you book.
Can you install a gooseneck in a bed with a spray-in liner?
Yes. The bed openings are cut cleanly and finished so the hitch and liner work together. If you’re planning both, we can do the liner and the hitch in the same visit.
Do you install brake controllers and trailer wiring?
Yes — 4 and 7-pin connectors, in-dash brake controllers and trailer wiring, all tested before the truck leaves the shop.
Where are you located?
We’re in Rockwall, TX, and set up trucks for customers from Heath, Rowlett, Royse City, Fate and Forney. Tell us where you’re coming from when you request a quote and we’ll set up a time.
Round out the build.
Spray-In Bedliner
A permanent, anti-skid liner that protects the bed around your gooseneck or 5th wheel.
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Truck Bed Covers
Tonneau covers, drawer systems and toolboxes that keep towing gear dry and locked up.
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Suspension / Air Ride
Air bags and tow-tuned shocks that keep the truck level and stable under a heavy trailer.
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Tell us your truck and what you’re pulling — we’ll quote the hitch and the wiring.