The newly formed Powerscreen of Michigan LLC is a subsidiary of Diesel Truck & Trailer Inc., the authorized Deutz engine dealer for Michigan based in Detroit.

Don Northey, president of Powerscreen of Michigan, has been servicing the state of Michigan in the aggregate, construction, recycling and heavy equipment market for more than 40 years. As a native of Michigan, Northey attributes his success to his loyal customers and the hard work of his two sons and daughter who help operate this family business. With his background, Northey intends to make service the key component of Powerscreen of Michigan stating, “Customers will be offered the best products available and we are positioned to provide them with the best service available.”

Powerscreen of Michigan’s goal is to provide the state of Michigan with competitive pricing on new, used and rental equipment.

“Our factory trained staff are equipped to offer support service and OEM parts, as well as on site preventative maintenance and equipment repair,” Northey said.

Powerscreen of Michigan has recruited Dave McEvoy, who has 25 years sales experience with crushing and screening equipment. McEvoy will be covering northern and western Michigan. Tim Bobich, who has 16 years sales experience serving the construction equipment marketplace, will cover eastern and southern Michigan.

Powerscreen of Michigan stocks Powerscreen and Terex/Pegson OEM parts and has a fleet of service vehicles. As an authorized Powerscreen dealer, Powerscreen of Michigan can offer finance plans through Terex Financial Services.

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