Terex Opens New Texas Service Center
Terex Utilities announces the opening of a new Terex Service Center in Burleson, Texas. Equipped with drive-thru bays and two 10-ton bridge cranes, the shop is 80% larger than the previous location.

Equipped with drive-thru bays and two 10-ton bridge cranes, the shop is 80% larger than the previous location.
Photo: Terex
Terex Utilities announced the opening of a new Terex Service Center in Burleson, Texas. Located just 16 miles from the previous location, the new purpose-built facility offers convenient access from I-35.
“It is an exciting time for Terex Services as we continue to open new facilities,” said Richard Gunderman, Vice President Parts and Services, Utilities.
Equipped with drive-thru bays and two 10-ton bridge cranes, the shop is 80% larger than the previous location.
“Investing in service centers, technical training and technology is an investment in our customers, as we partner with them to deliver solutions to respond and get equipment up and running quickly and also extend the lifetime of their equipment for a greater return on invested capital,” said Robert Morris, Regional Operations Manager for Terex Utilities. “We had continuously increased our service work and outgrown our previous location and the new shop can accommodate larger equipment. The new facility is located on five acres with room to grow and allows us to respond to market demand as needed."
Until the facility is able to host an open house, check out the video for a tour:
In addition to full-service repair facilities, the Burleson Service Center provides inspections and preventive maintenance, transfers and rebuilds, mobile field service, parts and tools sales, and training and conference rooms for on-site factory service and user training for Terex and Genie customers.
"Burleson and our other service centers are critical to realizing our value proposition of listening, responding, and delivering solutions to our customers. Our goal is to be closer and more responsive while maintaining our reliability. Burleson is just one step in our long-range plan of exceeding our customers’ expectations.” said Clint Weber, Vice President and General Manager, Terex Utilities.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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