Marathon, NY — Square Deal Machining Inc., (SDMI) is expanding its business operations with the acquisition of a reputable local truck equipment and fabrication company, Kurtz Truck Equipment. The official announcement was made on Feb. 1, 2021. To expand production and continue to provide machining and fabrication services with faster processing times, SDMI company leaders made the strategic decision to acquire and join forces with another reputable local fabrication company. With this acquisition, the business structure of Kurtz Truck Equipment will operate the same, and all employees will operate separately from SDMI.
Also based in Marathon, NY, Kurtz Truck Equipment is known for fabricating high quality propane trucks, crane trucks and dump bodies. Kurtz Truck Equipment is known for using top-performing and cutting-edge truck equipment in the industry.
“After getting to know the team at SDMI, it became clear that they were the perfect partner to expand with to provide the same high-quality service and technologies to our customer base that encompasses seven states and multiple markets,” said Roger Smith, general manager and vice president of Kurtz Truck Equipment.
SDMI, which began as a one-room machine shop in Marathon, New York, has grown into a 300,000-square-foot machining facility that offers full-service fabrication, machining and welding capabilities, due largely in part to the company’s ability to keep company operations modern and anticipate the needs of the industries served.
The company is a proud, local employer to hundreds of regional residents, compared to its starting seven, and through its excellent workforce, is able to keep most of its operations completely in-house, and has expanded to multiple facilities in New York State.
“Kurtz Truck Equipment has been known for its high-quality equipment and its fabricators in the machining industry as well as locally. Bringing Kurtz Truck Equipment into our fold of companies, will allow us to exceed our customer’s expectations and needs through our cutting-edge technology and excellent workforce,” said Joe Morgan.
