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Ring Power Welcomes Customers to Its Newest Facility in Leesburg, Fla.

Ring Power in Leesburg, Fla., held a customer appreciation open house, showcasing equipment and services with vendor support. The event included a catered lunch, raffle prizes and giveaways. Customers interacted with staff, learned about maintenance offerings and explored the 77,000-sq.-ft. facility.

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Ring Power hosted a customer appreciation open house event Nov. 7, 2025, at its new Leesburg, Fla., branch facility.

Equipment and service displays were abundant inside and out and vendors turned out to lend their support. A catered lunch, raffle prizes and Caterpillar gear giveaways were available.

The entire local staff was in attendance to meet and greet their customers who turned out to learn more about maintenance and service offerings, tour the facility and look at static displays of new and rental machines, as well as everything offered at this new massive 77,000-sq.-ft. facility. CEG

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Ring Power Tactical Solutions brought its armored critical incident vehicle, The Rook, to the event. Based on a Cat compact track loader frame, The Rook is a law enforcement armored protection unit built at Ring Power’s Riverview, Fla., location.
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Enjoying the days events, including the catered lunch, are Scott Stephens (L), Ventura Ranch, Wildwood, Fla., and Ring Power’s Mark Mann.
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Ring Power’s Niels Akkerman (L), Leesburg branch service manager, and CEO David Alban spoke to customers and staffers during lunch to show their appreciation and complete support for mutual growth.
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(L-R): Utilities professionals James Boehnlein, Ring Power Utility-Truck-Crane; Tristan Eppley and Bruce Schwerin of Haugland, Energy, based in Melville, N.Y., turned out for the event and were checking out the newest Hiab knuckle boom truck crane unit built at Ring Power’s Jacksonville, Fla., fabrication facility.
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Fellow contractors and Ring Power staffers enjoy some post-lunch conversation before heading back to work.
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Ring Power’s Mark Mann (L) shows local concrete contractor Tommy Yoder of T&D Concrete around the new facility and enjoys some conversation about the local construction market.
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The new Ring Power branch facility in Leesburg, Fla., held its first customer appreciation open house on Nov. 7.
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The huge 20-bay service area was filled with static displays of machines, rental equipment and vendors and service providers to provide in-depth information on maintenance, parts and service.
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Some of the SITECH staff on hand to promote the company’s technology solutions (L-R) included Chance Balsano, Bree Peatross and Dan Chaplin.
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(L-R): Ring Power’s Trevor Juaire welcomes local Cat customers Brandon Crakes and Bradley Crakes of Crakes Construction Corporation, Eustis, Fla.
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Ring Power’s Alex Edwards (C) provided a guided tour of the new facility to a group of customers as the event got under way.
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(L-R): Longtime friends unite as Bill Polk and Howard Hewitt of Hewitt Environmental, Leesburg, Fla., and Ring Power’s Randy Ringhaver talk about the new branch facility.
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Ring Power’s Sam Love (L) opens up a Cat 950GC wheel loader on display for interested customers from Robbins Manufacturing, in Tarrytown, Fla.
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Blake Conwell (R), Ring Power CAT certified demonstrator/instructor, provides excavating tips as Mike Presley of Presley Construction, Orlando, Fla., operates the in-house simulator at the new Leesburg branch.

Ring Power Tactical Solutions brought its armored critical incident vehicle, The Rook, to the event. Based on a Cat compact track loader frame, The Rook is a law enforcement armored protection unit built at Ring Power’s Riverview, Fla., location. (CEG photo)
Enjoying the days events, including the catered lunch, are Scott Stephens (L), Ventura Ranch, Wildwood, Fla., and Ring Power’s Mark Mann. (CEG photo)
Ring Power’s Niels Akkerman (L), Leesburg branch service manager, and CEO David Alban spoke to customers and staffers during lunch to show their appreciation and complete support for mutual growth. (CEG photo)
(L-R): Utilities professionals James Boehnlein, Ring Power Utility-Truck-Crane; Tristan Eppley and Bruce Schwerin of Haugland, Energy, based in Melville, N.Y., turned out for the event and were checking out the newest Hiab knuckle boom truck crane unit built at Ring Power’s Jacksonville, Fla., fabrication facility. (CEG photo)
Fellow contractors and Ring Power staffers enjoy some post-lunch conversation before heading back to work. (CEG photo)
Ring Power’s Mark Mann (L) shows local concrete contractor Tommy Yoder of T&D Concrete around the new facility and enjoys some conversation about the local construction market. (CEG photo)
The new Ring Power branch facility in Leesburg, Fla., held its first customer appreciation open house on Nov. 7. (CEG photo)
The huge 20-bay service area was filled with static displays of machines, rental equipment and vendors and service providers to provide in-depth information on maintenance, parts and service. (CEG photo)
Some of the SITECH staff on hand to promote the company’s technology solutions (L-R) included Chance Balsano, Bree Peatross and Dan Chaplin. (CEG photo)
(L-R): Ring Power’s Trevor Juaire welcomes local Cat customers Brandon Crakes and Bradley Crakes of Crakes Construction Corporation, Eustis, Fla. (CEG photo)
Ring Power’s Alex Edwards (C) provided a guided tour of the new facility to a group of customers as the event got under way. (CEG photo)
(L-R): Longtime friends unite as Bill Polk and Howard Hewitt of Hewitt Environmental, Leesburg, Fla., and Ring Power’s Randy Ringhaver talk about the new branch facility. (CEG photo)
Ring Power’s Sam Love (L) opens up a Cat 950GC wheel loader on display for interested customers from Robbins Manufacturing, in Tarrytown, Fla. (CEG photo)
Blake Conwell (R), Ring Power CAT certified demonstrator/instructor, provides excavating tips as Mike Presley of Presley Construction, Orlando, Fla., operates the in-house simulator at the new Leesburg branch. (CEG photo)


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