Case Construction Equipment Names Terapro Authorized Dealer in Province of Ontario
CASE Construction Equipment announced a change to its authorized dealer network in the Ontario, Canada region, naming Terapro Construction the authorized full-service Case dealer for the majority of the sales area previously served by Nors Construction Equipment. The change was effective June 1.
With 18 locations in Canada, Terapro is an established Case dealer with deep roots in the construction and agriculture industries. The company offers a comprehensive selection of Case heavy, compact and subcompact equipment, along with value-added services including financing, maintenance, telematics and dedicated aftermarket support.
As part of this transition, Nors will continue providing Case parts, service and warranty coverage through October 31, 2026. During this period, both Terapro and Nors will be available to support Case customers.
“Terapro has a strong reputation for customer support, equipment expertise and operational excellence,” said Terry Dolan, head of CNH Construction Brands, Commercial. “Through our partnership with them, we’re reinforcing our commitment to providing contractors and crews with the support, expertise and resources they need to maximize productivity and uptime.”
For more information on Terapro, visit www.terapro.ca or find local Case dealers at www.casece.com/en-us/northamerica/resources/dealer-locator.
Source: Case Construction Equipment
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