H&E Equipment Services celebrated the grand opening of its new full-service facility in St. George, Utah, March 22. On hand to take part in the event were more than 600 customers, manufacturers, employees and neighboring businesses.

The event kicked off with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony, after which attendees enjoyed a self-guided tour of the facility, exhibits, equipment demonstrations and a catered barbeque lunch.

“Our new facility is much larger and was designed to be more efficient than our store of the past,” said Scott Smith, H&E St. George branch manager. “It significantly improves our ability to deliver superior construction equipment and service and demonstrates our commitment to the future of this area.”

Located in the New Fort Pierce Industrial Park at 4319 South River Road in St. George, the new facility is 15,000 sq. ft. with ten service bays and a fully-stocked parts warehouse. The H&E St. George branch offers new and used equipment sales, a large equipment rental fleet and in-house and mobile service and repair.

The H&E St. George branch is an authorized dealer for Elliott, Gehl, Genie, Grove, JLG, Manitowoc, MQ, Skytrak, Stone, LiftKing, Towmaster, Yale and Terex, with capability to service and provide parts for nearly all brands of construction and industrial equipment on the market today.

Established in 1961, H&E Equipment Services is a leading supplier of equipment for construction, earthmoving, compaction, paving and material handling customers. H&E has 49 locations throughout the United States.

For more information, visit www.HE-equipment.com.

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