Company Wrench, an Ohio-based company that focuses on the manufacturing, sales, rentals, parts and service of scrap, demolition and construction equipment has acquired the assets of Specialty Rentals and Attachments Inc. located in Hammonton, N.J.

The new Hammonton, N.J. location will provide specialized equipment sales, rentals, parts and service to the northeast region, which consists of New Jersey, New York, eastern Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware and Maryland. Rental and sales packages include shear machines, hammer machines, high reach machines, long reach machines, material handlers, dust control machines, F16 remote control demolition robot and multiple lines of demolition and scrap attachments. Excavators available for this region will range up to 250,000 lb. (113,398 kg), providing current and future customers with larger capacity machines.

Robert “Bob” Harrell Jr., northeast regional manager will continue to maintain his existing customers through Company Wrench with the help of his sales team, Robert “Bobby” Harrell III and George Maggiolo.

“I am extremely excited about becoming a part of the Company Wrench family. This is a great opportunity for me and I look forward to offering the additional product lines and increased equipment availability that Company Wrench has to the customers in this region, ” said Bob Harrell, owner of Specialty Rentals.

Brad Hutchinson, owner of Company Wrench, said “Company Wrench is excited about the opening of their new location and looks forward to being able to continue its exceptional services to current and potential customers in the northeast region.”

For more information, call 609/561-7702 or visit www.companywrench.com.

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