Deutz Corp. adds Power Centers in Florida, New Jersey and New York markets

Deutz Corp., Norcross, Georgia, is opening Deutz Power Centers to serve the Florida, New Jersey and New York City markets.

The company says it plans to launch two Deutz Power Center locations in Florida in the Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale metropolitan areas. Two new branch managers have been hired, with facility locations to be determined over the coming weeks, the company says. Until those new locations are up and fully operational, Deutz says it will support customers in Florida with mobile service technicians and its existing dealer network.

“We look forward to serving customers all across the state of Florida with our two locations,” says Nick Vermet, general manager of Deutz Power Centers. “We’ve already begun assembling a solid team for the locations in North and South Florida.”

Deutz Power Centers are fully stocked with Deutz genuine parts and provide regularly scheduled and emergency service of the company’s engines, either at the Power Center or at customers’ sites. Power Centers also provide dedicated application engineering and technical sales resources for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that use Deutz products. Manufacturers in Power Center territories can receive custom, value-added production and assembly services. Power Center customers can purchase new Duetz engines, as well the company’s Xchange remanufactured engines.

Deutz also will take over sales and service responsibilities in New Jersey and New York City. More information on those changes will be forthcoming, the company says.

“Our Power Center model has proven to be very effective at providing customers with totally dedicated Deutz service and parts support,” says Robert Mann, president and CEO of Deutz Corp. “We’ve proven it in the Midwest and Carolinas, so we look forward to providing customers across Florida, New Jersey and the city of New York with the top-notch sales and service that our Power Centers offer.”

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