MGX Equipment Services expands with new U.S. facility in Tennessee

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MGX Equipment Services has expanded its operations with a new facility in La Vergne, Tennessee, USA approximately 20 miles from downtown Nashville. The 12,000-square-foot building includes nine service bays, an on-site inventory of spare parts and an 8-acre yard designated for equipment storage and training purposes. This location is also set to support future National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) Mobile Crane Operator training programs.

As an authorized dealer for brands such as Manitowoc, Xtreme and JLG, the Tennessee branch offers a comprehensive range of services to customers in Nashville and throughout the state. The team comprises a branch manager, sales representative, parts manager and seven skilled technicians.

“Our location in Tennessee highlights MGX’s commitment to growth and exceptional service,” said Jon Raber, operations director, MGX. “By investing in this facility, we are improving our ability to offer customers top-quality equipment and services, while also establishing a venue for industry-leading training programs in the area.”

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