Utility Fleet Gross sales & Rental (Utility Fleet) was not too long ago featured within the 2013 Telecom & Utility Building complement to Elevate and Entry Journal. Written by Mike Larson, the article showcases Fleet’s core competencies, reminiscent of remanufacturing gear, and contains segments of an interview with George McMahon, the founder and President of Utility Fleet. The article, Appears Like New and Works Like It, Too, compares some great benefits of buying re-manufactured gear versus model new gear. Along with the plain value advantages, Utility Fleet strives to make sure buyer satisfaction. When potential clients wish to buy remanufactured bucket vehicles, digger derricks, or stress diggers, they know that every automobile has undergone a radical inspection course of by ASE Grasp Licensed Technicians. As soon as stripped down and inspected, Utility Fleet reassembles, paints, and absolutely assessments every remanufactured unit to the identical requirements as a model new unit from an OEM. Moreover, after-sale service is supplied by a community of 85 Utility Fleet-authorized service suppliers throughout the nation. George McMahon describes how Utility Fleet differentiates itself from different gear suppliers: “[Utility Fleet] is the first to re-manufacture a wide range of utility equipment on a large scale. The company’s array of re-manufactured products includes models made by all of the major OEMs. The products range from digger derricks and trucks with aerial lifts, to tracked units, pressure diggers, and line-stringing equipment. Now to put the costs in perspective… Upfitting a remanufactured aerial device onto a new vehicle can save 25% or more from the total it would cost to buy a completely new combination. Buying a remanufactured aerial device and a remanufactured truck to carry it can save up to 50% off the new price. The fact of the matter is that companies can save money by extending the life of their equipment. Utility Fleet offers both new and remanufactured utility construction equipment for sale and rental, and has become a preferred equipment solutions provider to the utility industry. The article goes on to quote the Fleet Operations Manager of a leading construction service provider. T&D Solutions, Beaumont, Texas, provides a broad range of construction, maintenance, inspection, and emergency restoration services to utilities, municipalities, and telecommunication companies in areas ranging from the Gulf Coast to the Eastern Seaboard and the Upper Midwest. It currently has 325 crews of four to eight people working at various sites, along with a fleet that comprises some 2,000 major pieces of equipment. “Shopping for remanufactured lifts suits nicely with our gear life cycles and offers us same-as-new efficiency for about 30% much less value.” Andy Holmes, T&D Fleet Operations Supervisor