Terex last week announced its PT-30 and PT-50 compact track loaders, TSR50 skid-steer loaders and TC16 compact excavators are now available for rent at Compact Equipment Power Equipment Centers located in 280 select locations of The Home Depot Tool Rental. Compact Power Equipment Centers have partnered with The Home Depot to provide commercial contractors with towable rental equipment for many projects.
“We are pleased to have the Terex brand presented to customers alongside such well-known, reputable brands as Compact Power Equipment Centers and The Home Depot,” said John Poag, director, rental, government and remarketing, Terex Construction.
According to Poag, when the partnership between Home Depot and Compact Power Equipment Centers was formed earlier this year, Terex placed equipment in 170 Home Depot locations. Top performing locations include The Home Depot flagship store in Atlanta, as well as stores in Nashville and Memphis, Tenn.; Rock Hill and Greenville, S.C.; Dallas and Fort Worth Texas; Tampa, Fla.; and Olive Branch, Miss. Both the Memphis and Olive Branch stores are just 30 miles from the Terex Construction operations office in Southaven, Miss.
According to Jon Richardson, director of corporate fleet, Compact Power, working with Terex is critical to best serving commercial contractors. “For contractors who are trying to keep their overhead low or need some extra equipment for a big job, our goal is to provide solutions for all of their equipment needs,” Richardson said. “This means having the right equipment, like Terex compact track loaders, skid steers and compact excavators, available when and where contractors need it.”
Compact Power CEO Roger Braswell added, “Our goal is to open an additional 300 Compact Power Equipment Centers in the future — our strategic relationship with Terex is very important in achieving this.”
Terex Corp. is a diversified global manufacturer operating in four business segments: Terex Aerial Work Platforms, Terex Construction, Terex Cranes and Terex Materials Processing.
