Folcomer Equipment Corporation has announced the addition of two salesmen to its Upper Marlboro, MD, store. Chad Matteson and J.R. Pappas bring several years of experience in the construction equipment industry to their new roles.

Matteson previously served as the parts manager for the Upper Marlboro store and has been a long-time employee of Folcomer Equipment.

He has 15 years of experience with Case equipment and 11 years of experience with Folcomer Equipment.

He will be handling Case track and rubber tire skid steer and Takeuchi track loader sales in Prince George’s and Charles counties in Maryland and Washington, D.C.

Matteson is anxious to begin covering this robust territory.

“I look forward to creating partnerships with many contractors in the surrounding areas,” said Matteson.

Pappas has previously worked as a foreman for a landscaping company. Most recently, he was a salesman of a Baltimore-based equipment distributor.

Pappas started with Folcomer Equipment in early October and will be a full line salesman in Anne Arundel, Calvert and St. Mary’s counties in Maryland.

“I am excited to join Folcomer Equipment and anticipate building strong relationships in southern Maryland,” said Pappas.

Folcomer Equipment Corporation sells new and used Case, Takeuchi and Hyundai construction equipment. It also offers equipment rentals, parts and service.

The Upper Marlboro store is located at 6300 Crain Highway in Upper Marlboro, MD. Folcomer Equipment has additional locations in Aberdeen and Baltimore, MD, and Greenwood, DE.

For more information, visit www.folcomer.com.

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