In addition to offering the full line of Case Construction Equipment, McCann stocks an extensive inventory of tools and light equipment.

McCann Industries Inc. has expanded its territory as the exclusive full-line dealer for Case Construction Equipment in both Indiana and Michigan.

The company is opening a new branch in each state to provide a reliable option for the construction industry. Both locations will offer the full line of Case Construction Equipment for sale or rent, plus parts and service and a line of construction tools. The Indiana location is in Mishawaka, just east of South Bend, and the Michigan location is in Dorr, a few miles south of Grand Rapids.

“We are proud that Case has expanded our territory, and we look forward to earning the business of equipment owners and operators in these markets,” said Jim McCann, president and CEO of McCann Industries. “At McCann, we know uptime is everything. Equipment owners expect responsive service and need quick parts availability backed up with quality service, completed on time and on budget. Exceeding this expectation is our goal.”

In addition to offering the full line of Case Construction Equipment, McCann stocks an extensive inventory of tools and light equipment to assure contractors have the products they need to get their projects done on time and on budget, according to the company. Certified technicians are available for routine maintenance and emergency repairs either in the field or in the shop for any make or model of equipment.

The new branches are located at:

• 3260 142nd Ave Dorr, MI 49323, 616/371-7250
• 14077 Esther Ave Mishawaka, IN 46545, 574/406-6800





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