UK plant hire provider Plantforce opens new northern depot

UK plant hire provider Plantforce, has announced a new depot opening as part of their Northern depot expansion plan. The new location in Bury, just northeast of Manchester will see Plantforce reinforce its position as a national Tier 1 plant hire supplier.

The new Bury location will offer both self-drive and operated plant and machine from the company’s cornerstone of products such as excavators, ADT’s, dozers and compaction equipment. In addition, other products and services from their specialist divisions will also be available in the area.

With machinery available such as crushers, screeners, hydraulic and mechanical attachments, compact plant and equipment and services from their long-established Digital division that offer a full range of machine control solutions, contractors in the region now have a large range of modern and high-spec machinery to draw on.

Plantforce MD, Claire Trott, said: “Opening a new depot in Bury is an exciting development that will give us a real foothold to expand our growth in the North West of the country. This region is a key part of our growth strategy and with large infrastructure projects in addition to the ongoing regeneration works, we are committed to improving the service we provide to our large base of customers in the area”.

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