Easton Sales and Rentals LLC has been appointed by Terex Trucks as its distributor of articulated dump trucks in Houston, Texas, and the greater surrounding areas. With a location in Houston, the company offers complete equipment sales, rentals, parts sales and service to all construction industries specializing in large, earth-moving projects.

“After over 25 years of experience with Terex Trucks, we are excited to become part of the Terex Truck team as a dealer for this region,” said Jeff Udelson, of Easton Sales and Rentals. “We have many years of experience with Terex Trucks service, parts and technical support, and as they are one of our core product lines, we know the products well.”

Throughout Easton’s long history with Terex Trucks, it’s purchased well over 500 trucks for its sales and rental fleets since the mid-90s. The family-owned company is well positioned to serve contractors in this growing market, according to the company.

The Motherwell, Scotland-based truck manufacturer has made significant investments in sales and aftermarket capabilities for the Americas to better serve Terex Trucks customers. These changes are visible and met with accolades from both customers and dealers alike.

“Houston, Texas, is one of the largest markets in USA, and Easton Sales and Rentals’s coverage of the area, coupled with their extensive experience with Terex Trucks products, makes them a great choice as our new Terex Trucks distributor,” said Matt Deloglos, Terex Trucks sales and marketing director of the Americas.

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