E-ONE Dealer Fire Service Inc. Opens New Full-Service Center in Lake Mills, Wisconsin
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OCALA, FLโ€”E-ONE, a subsidiary of REV Group and a manufacturer of fire apparatus, is pleased to announce E-ONE dealer Fire Service, Inc., has opened a new full-service center in Lake Mills, Wisconsin. The new Wisconsin facility is a complete source for fire apparatus sales and service, fire equipment parts sales, new and used fire trucks and ambulances, fire apparel, and gear. “We look forward to representing E-ONE fire trucks in Wisconsin in addition to our current territory that we have had great success in over the last 12 years,โ€ said Shawn Junker, President of Fire Service, Inc. โ€œThe quality of E-ONE provides a trusted reputation in the fire industry, which we value. We look forward to serving the needs of our Wisconsin customers.โ€

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In business for more than 28 years, Fire Service, Inc., has been an authorized E-ONE dealer for more than 12 years. With headquarters in St. John, Indiana, the business also has two other excellence centers in Indianapolis, Indiana, and Naperville, Illinois. With all facilities combined, Fire Service, Inc., now has 175,000 sq. ft. of working capacity. โ€œFire Service, Inc., not only has impressive facilities, but a dedicated and professional team, and to partner with them will provide the best in the industry resources for our customers in Wisconsin,โ€ said Jeff Park, Regional Director for E-ONE. โ€œWe are thrilled to have them continue our growth in the Midwest.โ€
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For more information, contact shawn@fireserviceinc.com or visit www.fireserviceinc.com.

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