Ammann America Adds Michigan’s Ina Store Inc. to its Dealer Network
Ammann America, a manufacturer of roadbuilding and construction equipment, has appointed Ina Store Inc. as an authorized dealer, offering Ammann’s full line of equipment to customers across Michigan’s lower peninsula. Ina Store has locations in Bridgeport and Tustin, Mich.
“Joining the Ammann dealer network is a natural fit for our organization,” said Rich Smallegan, president, Ina Store. “For generations, we've built our reputation by helping customers find reliable equipment backed by responsive service and support. We look forward to introducing Ammann's equipment to contractors and municipalities throughout Michigan's lower peninsula and helping them improve productivity on every jobsite.”
“Expanding our dealer network with Ina Store strengthens our presence in a key region,” said Mike Conley, director of sales & distribution development, Ammann America. “The dealership’s deep roots in Michigan’s lower peninsula and strong reputation for customer service make them an ideal representative for Ammann equipment.”
The family-owned business has served Michigan customers for more than a century, transitioning from a community general store into a full-service equipment provider offering sales, parts, service and precision farming solutions. Today, Ina Store represents leading equipment brands and maintains a strong focus on customer service.
Ammann is a sixth generation, family-owned business that produces asphalt and concrete mixing plants, compactors and asphalt pavers at manufacturing sites around the world. Its core expertise is roadbuilding and transportation infrastructure.
Ammann America, the company’s North American division, is headquartered in Orlando, Fla., and recently opened a 160,000-square-foot asphalt plant factory in Florence, Ky. The North American machines division is headquartered in Columbia, S.C. For more information, visit ammann.com.
Source: Ammann America
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