McCann Industries has begun construction on its new facility in Marne, Mich. Completion is expected by mid-2019.

McCann Industries has begun construction of a new location in Marne, Mich. The facility will include seven service bays to assure a quick turnaround for maintenance and repair of equipment.

The complete Case construction equipment line will be available, and a wide selection of rental machines will be available for short- or long-term needs. The current location at 3260 142nd Ave. in Dorr will continue to operate until the new facility is complete in mid-2019.

"McCann Industries is investing in western Michigan, because we plan to be here for the long haul," said Jim McCann, president and CEO at McCann Industries. "We're putting down strong roots to build a better, stronger future for the region. Our fifty-plus years of experience in the industry is a critical part in assuring our success in Michigan."

Diagnostic equipment will be an important component of the facility.

McCann Industries Inc. has been selling contractor supplies since 1967. The company added heavy equipment to its offerings in 1994 and now provides products from more than 400 suppliers and manufacturers with nine locations throughout Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Equipment manufacturers represented by McCann Industries include: Case, Takeuchi, Wacker Neuson, Sullair, Husqvarna, Towmaster and the finest brands available for contractor supplies. For more information, visit www.McCannOnline.com.

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