Bejac Corporation announces the opening of its new location in Las Vegas, Nev.

Bejac Corporation announces the opening of its new location in Las Vegas, Nev. The new facility will support operations with service bays, warehousing, wash rack and secure paved yard. This new branch offers heavy equipment for sale or rent, plus an extensive parts inventory, and on-site or in-shop service for maintenance and repairs.

The new Las Vegas branch is located at 3838 Octagon Rd. and opened in June 2018.

“We are proud to be expanding our operations, and we look forward to providing a wide range of equipment options to companies in the area,” says Ron Barlet, president of Bejac Corporation. “We have assembled an experienced team with strong ties to the area. We are seeing tremendous growth in the Las Vegas area and decided it was time to bring our experience of over thirty years in the industry to Nevada.”

Bejac has provided heavy equipment for a range of projects throughout Nevada, including the demolition of the Riviera Hotel and, currently, for the reconfiguration of the I-15 “Spaghetti Bowl” interchange.

The new Las Vegas branch will carry the complete lines of construction equipment from Liebherr; shredders, screens and separators from Komptech; grinders from Diamond Z; Genesis attachments; and rock-drilling tools from Epiroc to meet demands in the construction, demolition, forestry and recycling industries.

Bejac also stocks an extensive inventory of parts to ensure quick deliveries. Its certified technicians are available for both routine maintenance and emergency repairs. Bejac maintains a rental fleet to provide equipment on a short- or long-term basis.

For more information, call 800/772-3522 or visit bejac.com.

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