JCB’s North American dealer network continues to expand with the addition of JCB of NYC, a full-service dealer specializing in sales, rentals and leasing of construction, industrial, landscape and maintenance equipment in New York City. Formerly known as Lapietra Machinery and located at 5320 3rd Ave. in downtown Brooklyn, JCB of NYC is committed to providing outstanding customer service and product support.

“It is our pleasure to join the JCB dealer network and exceed customer expectations with such an outstanding product line,” said Sal Messina, owner of JCB of NYC. “We’re excited to be affiliated with such a widely respected global organization. I know our customers throughout New York City will benefit by having JCB’s quality, reliable machines and attachments available to help them improve their productivity and their bottom lines.”

In addition to offering a vast array of JCB products, JCB of NYC also will offer full-service maintenance facilities, well-trained, professional mechanics and fully stocked parts departments. From minor tune-ups and maintenance to major overhauls, JCB of NYC’s staff knows the importance of keeping machines up and running.

“Sal and the team at JCB of NYC are committed to providing outstanding customer service and product support to their customers,” said JCB Vice President of Sales Van Clarkson. “We look for those very qualities as we bring dealers into the JCB family.”

For more information, call 800/956-3250 or visit www.jcbofnyc.com.

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