Tri Supply & Equipment will ring in the New Year by opening a new facility in Oxford, Pa., on Jan. 2.

The company’s new facility is located at 158 Limestone Road in Oxford. The branch will cover 7 acres and carry, in addition to the full JCB line, a full line of rental equipment and supplies, as well as sales and service, for such brands as Ingersoll Rand, Terex, Genie, Stihl, Soff-Cut, Wacker, Stone to name only a few.

Jeff Torrence, with more than 24 years experience in the construction industry, will be Oxford’s branch manager; Hal Evans, with more than 30 years experience in the industry, will manage counter sales; Kevin Bender, P.J. O’Connell and Mark Mitchell will handle outside sales while Leo Morra will handle inside sales; Mike Hall will head up the service department.

“We are expanding our services to the Chester and Lancaster County [Pa.] areas to further support the Oxford area in addition to the territories from Philadelphia to Baltimore. We are looking forward to working with the many great contractors in these areas,” said Torrence.

Tri Supply & Equipment was founded in 1998 and has experienced rapid growth. Recently, the company moved into a larger, new facility in New Castle, Del., and the new Oxford branch will be the equipment dealer’s fourth facility. In addition to Oxford and New Castle, Tri Supply has locations in Dover, Del., and Salisbury, Md.

For more information, call 302/838-6333 or visit www.trisupplyandequipment.com.

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