The company will distribute Doosan Portable Power products to customers throughout Connecticut and Rhode Island from its branch in Berlin, Conn.

Doosan Portable Power has named Tyler Equipment Corporation as an authorized dealer of Doosan Portable Power air compressors, generators, light towers and light compaction equipment. The company will distribute Doosan Portable Power products to customers throughout Connecticut and Rhode Island from its branch in Berlin, Conn.

A family-owned company, Tyler Equipment has been fulfilling the needs of the construction industry since 1922.

“Tyler Equipment believes in service to the customer first and fostering long-term relationships, which are values shared by Doosan Portable Power,” said Zeke Hendrix, regional sales manager — eastern U.S., Doosan Portable Power. “We are excited to have a dealer with such a strong history and solid reputation in our network.”

Tyler Equipment will distribute Doosan Portable Power air compressors, generators, light towers and light compaction equipment to several markets, including residential and commercial construction, heavy highway and road construction, utility construction, and state and local municipalities.

“We are excited to add the Doosan Portable Power line to our product offering,” said Larry Drapeau, director of operations, Tyler Equipment. “Doosan Portable Power has a long history of being No. 1 in the industry, so this is a perfect opportunity for Tyler Equipment.”

For more information, visit doosanportablepower.com.

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