Genie has introduced a new reconditioning business, Genie Recon, that will provide equipment owners the ability to add quality, like-new Genie lifts to their fleet at a lower price point than buying new.

Genie Recon is reconditioning units at a dedicated facility in Springfield, Missouri, where factory-trained specialists follow a structured process designed to replicate the standards of the original manufacturing.

Genie Recon - S-86 boom lift A newly reconditioned S-86 boom lift from Genie Recon. (Image: Genie).

Using Genie Genuine Parts and quality assurance processes, each machine undergoes detailed inspection, functional testing, and targeted upgrades to ensure like-new consistent performance, safety, and reliability.

The OEM said the process mirrors the quality benchmarks applied to new equipment, delivering dependable outcomes every time. Every reconditioned unit is backed by a three-year warranty, offering customers peace of mind and a smart path to long-term value.

ARA Show appearance 

Currently, the focus is on Genie S-65 and S-85 telescopic boom lifts, which are now available as reconditioned units for customers in North America. A unit will be on Genie’s booth at the ARA Show, taking place in Orlando, Florida at the beginning of March. 

“By adding high-quality, like-new equipment to their fleets at a lower acquisition price, customers can boost the return on their investment,” said Amalija Kopac, Genie Product Director, Reconditioned Products. “We’re excited to offer a solution that blends affordability with the dependability of Genie engineering.”

“This is just the start. We’re excited to build a world-class operation, and plan to expand our portfolio to add additional models and reconditioning services in the future,” Kopac said.

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