Bill Regan

Pete Baschmann, president of Baschmann Services in Elma, N.Y., announced the addition of Bill Regan to Baschmann's sales staff.

Regan brings 42 years of experience working with contractors, municipalities and loggers in supplying them with the equipment they need to properly complete their projects.

Throughout his career, Regan has worked in western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania and has developed a reputation for evaluating each customer's situation and challenges and matching them up with the tools they need. He also has several years of experience working for one of the largest parts distributors in the United States, which has further expanded his expertise.

In his position with Baschmann Services, Regan will be servicing customers in Alleghany, Wyoming, Steuben and Livingston counties in New York, as well as McKean county in northwestern Pennsylvania. Through Baschmann Services he will be able to offer his customers the latest equipment from Kobelco, KCM, ASV, Carlton, Superior brooms, Kent hammers, Eager-Beaver and Felling trailers.

“I am honored to work with Pete and Cindy Baschmann in executing their goal to continue to grow and serve their customer base in western New York State,” Regan said. “I am very impressed with their commitment to create a great relationship with contractors by providing them some of the finest makes of equipment made available in the industry and supporting that equipment in a manner that will keep customers coming back.”

For more information, call Bill Regan at 716/665-9320.

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