Apr 13, 2018
VacuumXpress has expanded its stock of high quality trucks to better serve the customers in the local Minnesota area. It provides cutting edge vacuum trucks, parts and service, and prides itself on its high quality solutions.
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Plymouth, United States - April 12, 2018 /NewsNetwork/ —
A leading Plymouth, Minnesota vacuum truck provider has announced it has expanded its stock with high quality trucks on hand and on demand. Satellite VacuumXpress prides itself on its high quality service, and this latest expansion ensures that customers can get the best trucks and vacuum equipment in the area.
More information can be found at: https://satellitevacuumxpress.com
VacuumXpress is a division of Satellite industries, the largest manufacturer of portable restrooms, restroom trucks and deodorizers on the market. It has over 50 years of experience providing specialized restrooms and large vacuum trucks across the country.
The company is known for its reliable, high quality trucks and vacuum equipment. It leads the industry in innovation, and its strives to ensure that its trucks are more operator friendly than the vehicles provided by its competitors.
VacuumExpress explains that its truck builds start with the customer in mind, and this is something that sets it apart from other companies in the field. It also means that the company is continually aiming to improve its products, so that it can continue to provide the best service.
Satellite VacuumXpress states: “Since our TruckXpress division has grown so much over the past 50 years and more of our trucks are being used in the vacuum industry for more than just servicing restrooms and septic tanks VacuumXpress was born. VacuumXpress builds trucks and trailers that service septic, grease traps, rendering, oil field and slurry/wash pits.”
The company provides high quality vehicles and equipment for the vacuum service industry, with smart solutions, expert technicians, and experienced customer service agents.
Customers can get in touch for custom and pre-built trucks, with the new expansion ensuring that a wide range of options are available for any customer’s need.
VacuumXpress works hard to ensure that it can help customers improve their performance in the field. It offers high quality, pre-built trucks, parts and service, covering every Minnesota customer’s pumping needs.
Full details of the Minnesota and Midwest vacuum and truck services are available on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Mitch Mooers
Organization: Satellite VacuumXpress
Address: 2530 Xenium Lane North, Plymouth, MN 55441, United States
Phone: +1-888-660-4316
For more information, please visit https://satellitevacuumxpress.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 330287
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