JESCO Inc. became the authorized distributor of Wirtgen Group, a leading manufacturer in the road building and mineral technology segment, throughout the state of New Jersey and the New York City market beginning April 1, 2018.

Effective May 1, 2018, JESCO's South Plainfield, N.J., location is stocked and servicing Wirtgen parts customers. Significant equipment orders also have been placed with anticipated delivery dates in 90 days.

This is another phase of growth for JESCO, which has been serving the New Jersey and New York City markets for 45 years, performing as one of John Deere's top dealers. JESCO has committed to its customers by providing a broad equipment offering including Hitachi, Topcon/Sokkia, Ditch Witch, Genesis, Hydrema, Indeco, Doppstadt and LeeBoy.

Along with its geographical growth over the past decade and widening customer base, JESCO's staffing level has commensurately increased. Within its 12 operational branches and corporate office, JESCO employs more than 300 individuals. Maintaining a highly skilled and professional staff with continual development and training and by focusing on integrity and high ethical standards, JESCO's personnel contribute to its stalwart position in the industry.

In the immediate future, JESCO will continue this staffing trend by deploying a focused team of industry and product experts dedicated exclusively to the sales, support and service of Wirtgen Group's road building equipment and mineral technology. These personnel thoroughly understand the business and the sense of urgency required to support the industry, according to the company.

For more information, visit www.jesco.us.

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