The Most Trusted Name in Bodycraft Fitness Moving & Installation

We have specialized training and experience with Bodycraft fitness equipment. Our technicians understand the unique construction of Bodycraft home gyms and functional trainers, including their cable routing, pulley systems, and weight stack configurations. We're familiar with the high-tensile strength cables, chrome-plated guide rods, and precision sealed ball bearing pulleys that make Bodycraft equipment exceptional. Our experience with both home and light commercial installations gives us unique insight into proper assembly, cable tensioning, and weight stack alignment.

Space requirements vary by model. For example, the Bodycraft GT Gym requires approximately 62" × 54" × 82" when installed in a corner configuration or 63" × 54" × 82" for a wall configuration. The Galena Pro has a base footprint of 72" W x 58" L x 81.75" H, with the optional leg press adding length to 92". Functional trainers like the HFT Pro require less space but still need adequate room for the cable arms. Beyond the machine footprint, you'll need sufficient clearance around the equipment for safe usage of all stations. During our consultation, we'll assess your space and provide specific recommendations.

Moving a Bodycraft multi-station home gym requires specialized expertise. Our process includes documenting the current setup with detailed photos, systematically disassembling the unit with proper labeling of all cables and components, carefully packing and protecting weight stacks and guide rods, and transporting with appropriate equipment. We take extra precautions to protect the chrome-plated guide rods and high-tensile strength cables. Upon arrival at the new location, we precisely reassemble according to manufacturer specifications, properly route and tension all cables, align weight stacks, and thoroughly test each station.

Yes, we can install leg press attachments like those available for the Bodycraft Galena Pro system. Our technicians are familiar with these optional attachments and how they integrate with the base unit. The installation process includes properly mounting the attachment to the main frame, installing and routing any additional cables, ensuring proper alignment and smooth operation, and adjusting the footplate to the correct position. We'll also verify that the weight stack functions correctly with the new attachment and test the leg press through its full range of motion.

Installation time varies based on the specific Bodycraft model and complexity. For a standard Bodycraft multi-station home gym like the GT Gym or Galena Pro, professional installation typically takes between 3-5 hours. Functional trainers like the HFT Pro or XFT may take 2-4 hours. Cardio equipment such as the T800 treadmill or VR500 Pro rower generally takes 1-2 hours. These timeframes account for unpacking, assembly, cable routing and tensioning, weight stack configuration, stability testing, and cleanup. We'll provide a more specific time estimate based on your particular Bodycraft model during consultation.

Yes, we offer comprehensive maintenance services for all Bodycraft fitness equipment. Our maintenance includes cable inspection and replacement, pulley system lubrication and repair, weight stack pin replacement, guide rod cleaning and lubrication, frame inspection, component tightening, and overall system calibration. For cardio equipment like treadmills, ellipticals, and rowers, we can perform belt adjustments, electronic display calibration, and drive system maintenance. Regular maintenance helps extend the life of your Bodycraft equipment and ensures smooth, safe operation.