Edward Ehrbar Inc. is now the distributor of Broce brooms and sweepers in the New York metropolitan and Hudson Valley areas and southeastern Connecticut.

“In our 100 year history filling the needs of our contractor and municipal customers we have always put an emphasis on bringing the highest quality products available to the market place,” said Patrick Ahern, president of Edward Ehrbar Inc. “Broce Manufacturing has been making sweepers for over forty years and they have a stellar reputation. We are confident of a long-term and mutually beneficial relationship.”

Broce was the first in the industry to include a fully enclosed cab with filtered and pressurized air conditioning for operator comfort, according to the manufacturer. The Broce brooms also include water spray systems as well as the capacity to travel at speeds of 35 mph. Broce offers a wide variety of models and attachments to meet the needs of municipalities, asphalt contractors and parking lot maintenance companies. Several Broce broom models are now in stock at Ehrbar and are available for sale, rent and demonstration.

Edward Ehrbar Inc. is a full service provider of construction and municipal equipment, offering on-site service with a fleet of two dozen field technicians, lube trucks, parts delivery and tractor trailer service vehicles. The product support department offers a variety of maintenance packages, machine evaluations and on-call service 24/7.

Edward Ehrbar Inc.’s corporate headquarters is located at 4 Executive Plaza, Yonkers, N.Y., with branches in Holbrook, N.Y., and Danbury, Conn.

For more information, visit www.ehrbar.com, or call 914/738-5100. CEG

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