The W.I. Clark Company became the new dealer of all VT LeeBoy and Rosco products in Connecticut in February.

“It is a really great fit for us and completes our offering on the paving end of our business. The LeeBoy product has a tremendous reputation in Connecticut ” said Doug Hansen, president of The W.I. Clark Company. “It allows us to fully approach and provide to the needs of the driveway and commercial paving market in Connecticut. No matter what the customer’s needs are, we can handle it.

“We’ve had a very positive response from the customers, both large and small. We want to continue and improve the support that Thompson provided their customer. We plan to take product support for LeeBoy products to an entirely new level.”

“There were several reasons why we chose The W.I. Clark Company to be our new LeeBoy dealer for the state of Connecticut,” Jim Harkins, the northeast territory manager of VT Leeboy, said.

“First we needed a dealer who could represent our complete product line to three very important market sectors — commercial asphalt paving contractors, highway and road construction contractors and municipalities. We also needed a dealer who knows and understands the asphalt industry. And finally we needed a dealer that could not only sell and rent our equipment, but could also support our customers with strong product support with parts and service.

“The W. I. Clark Company gives us all of that. We are very excited to have them as our new dealer for the state of Connecticut.”

For more information on The W.I. Clark Company, call 203/265-6781 or visit www.wiclark.com.

For more information on VT Leeboy, call 704/966-3300 or visit www.leeboy.com.

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