H&E Rentals has announced the opening of its Lufkin branch, the company’s 31st location in the Lone Star State and its ninth Texas branch added in the past two years. H&E now operates in 32 states, and it has opened 26 new branches across the country and acquired nine others since the second quarter of last year.
The facility is located at 4530 US Highway 69 N, Lufkin, TX 75904-8971, phone 936-299-5800. It includes a fully fenced yard area, offices, and a repair shop and carries a variety of construction and general industrial equipment.
“H&E’s expansion in East Texas makes it even easier for us to reach customers north of the Houston metro area and beyond. Our new facility covers Lufkin and stretches south toward Woodville and Lake Livingston, north to Rusk and Mt. Enterprise, west beyond Crockett and Palestine, and east to the Louisiana state line ― as well as all points in between,” says Branch Manager Randy Crawford. “With our established Longview, Conroe, and Bryan branches within reach, we can work together to source equipment from an expanded local fleet and quickly get it on the job site. We’re in a great position to take care of customers wherever their projects are.”
The Lufkin branch specializes in the rental of aerial lifts, earthmoving equipment, telescopic forklifts, compaction equipment, generators, light towers, compressors, and more and represents the following manufacturers: Allmand, Atlas Copco, Bomag, Case, Club Car, Cushman, Doosan, Gehl, Generac Mobile, Genie, Hamm, Hilti, Husqvarna, JCB, JLG, John Deere, Kobelco, Kubota, LayMor, Ledwell, Lincoln Electric, Link-Belt Excavators, MEC, Miller, Multiquip, Polaris, Sany, Skyjack, SkyTrak, Sullair, Sullivan-Palatek, Tag, Towmaster, Unicarriers, Wacker Neuson, Yanmar, and others.
Founded in 1961, H&E is one of the largest equipment rental companies in the nation, providing a higher standard in equipment rentals. Branches are located throughout the Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Intermountain, Southwest, Gulf Coast, Southeast, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic regions.
