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Stafford’s Growth Continues With 10th Branch Location in Fairburn, GA

- Southeast Edition

Stafford expanded its presence in the Atlanta market by adding a branch location in Fairburn, GA.

Open since Sept. 1, it represents the Link-Belt excavator, Moxy truck, Terex crane and Liebherr lines. In addition, the Fairburn location has a service center staffed with highly trained service technicians, as well as a fully stocked parts department, ready to assist customers on the south side of Atlanta.

Billy Brice Sr., vice president and general manager for Stafford’s North Georgia region said, “We’re very excited about the opening of our new location in Fairburn. By having this location to service the South Atlanta market, we are able to provide the type of service that customers in the Atlanta area have come to expect.”

“The opening of a branch location in Fairburn is yet another example of Stafford’s strong sense of mission when it comes to product support,” said Tom Morningstar, vice president of product support.

With the addition of Stafford’s location in Fairburn, GA, the company now has 10 locations across the Southeast.

“With the addition of our 10th location in the Southeast, we are able to represent quality lines and provide excellent product support to more customers than ever before,” said Stafford President and CEO John Wall. “The most important thing we do is take care of our customers before and after the sale. With this new addition in Fairburn, GA, customers in the Atlanta market can be sure that we will be able to take care of their needs better than ever before.”


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