San Antonio, TX August, 2011. W.W. Equipment has been offering reliable services to Texas communities for years. Providing important construction supplies such as cranes, boom lift trucks, digger trucks, and more, to the utility community is an important job, and not to be taken likely. W.W. Equipment however, proves their dedication to quality service with meticulous maintenance procedures, as well as an inventory that appears to grow by the minute!
In addition to the standard vehicles and cranes they offer, W.W. Equipment recently acquired a collection of used creosote Treated Utility Poles. While these items are not brand new, they are in good condition and have been checked by trained and qualified professionals. They are available in most sizes; starting from a ten inch diameter and going up.
What makes W.W. Equipment such an important part of the construction community is that the company works hard to make things as easy and convenient as possible for their clients. Not only do they have a regularly updated website, located at http://www.buckettrucksales.com, but they also offer multiple ways to purchase and receive goods.
In addition to coming to the San Antonio location in person to look at cranes or other equipment, interested buyers and renters can visit the W.W. Equipment Ebay store, which is kept very well stocked. In order to accommodate the needs of those in far away places, W.W. Equipment also offers delivery services. Those who worry about purchasing equipment without viewing it first will be happy to hear that a free shuttle service is offered to those coming in from out of town.
To learn more about the growing inventory and the delivery services offered at W.W. Equipment, please visit their website at http://www.buckettrucksales.com. To speak to someone about a vehicle or item immediately, don’t hesitate to take advantage of the contact information listed below.
KW Whitely
W.W. Equipment
2954 S.E. Loop 410
San Antonio, TX 78222
Phone: 1-877-648-2122
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.buckettrucksales.com
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