The new space provides for expansion of the in-house crawler carrier customization services exclusively offered by Terramac.

Terramac, a manufacturer of rubber track crawler carriers, moved into its new headquarters in Sugar Grove, Ill., just west of Chicago. The growing call for the Terramac machines and increased support services offered to customers led to the need for a larger facility to meet the demand.

"We have grown our product line and expanded our national dealer network so the timing was perfect to build out our new headquarters to house the larger staff," said Matt Slater, vice president business development.

"The request for the Terramac straight frame and rotating crawler carriers over the past 12 years has been phenomenal. We designed the most customizable crawler carriers on the market to offer the best machines suited for the job. The customization possibilities of a Terramac crawler carrier are unlimited to fulfill the customer's unique requirements and now we can customize more of them right here."

The new headquarters facility is more than double the size of the previous square footage that was located across multiple buildings. It is designed for increased efficiency and productivity, and accommodates all of the employees under one roof. The new space provides for expansion of the in-house crawler carrier customization services exclusively offered by Terramac. In addition, the new headquarters is conveniently located off the IL Highway 88 and Route 47 intersection for easy access.

Terramac's crawler carriers are sold through a national dealer network, which offers easy-to-locate parts and service throughout the world.

The units can be customized with support equipment to serve many industries including pipeline, utility, mining, environmental, forestry, general construction and more.

For more information, visit Terramac.com.

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