Municipal equipment works hard all year. By the time the final months arrive, small problems that seemed manageable earlier in the year can turn into equipment failures, missed routes, and unexpected downtime. For many municipalities, new equipment purchases are planned around the next budget cycle. That means the equipment you have today still needs to …
When municipal, refuse, or waste equipment goes down, getting it repaired quickly depends on more than finding a service technician. You also need the right parts, the right equipment, and a team that can respond. Municipal Equipment, Inc. combines a large parts inventory with experienced service technicians and a capable mobile service truck fleet to …
A commercial compactor must cycle consistently, maintain proper pressure, and operate safely. Problems with the hydraulic system, electrical controls, ram, door, or container connection can stop the unit and create delays for the facility that depends on it. Municipal Equipment, Inc. provides commercial compactor repair, maintenance, and fabrication services throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio, and …
Refuse collection equipment runs on tight schedules and repeated cycles. Hydraulic, electrical, structural, and body-related problems can take a truck out of service and disrupt an entire route. Municipal Equipment, Inc. repairs refuse collection bodies and dump bodies throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Ohio. Our technicians work on multiple body configurations and equipment brands, including …
Roll-off equipment is built for demanding work, but cable hoists, hook hoists, and trailers still require regular maintenance and repair. Hydraulic leaks, worn cables, damaged rollers, electrical problems, and structural wear can take equipment out of service and interrupt scheduled work. Municipal Equipment, Inc. provides roll-off equipment repair, maintenance, parts, and mobile service throughout Kentucky, …
Municipal Equipment, Inc. is proud to support the City of Nashville and the Metro Nashville Department of Waste Services as they continue investing in reliable residential waste collection equipment for their growing community. Recently, Mayor Freddie O’Connell and Metro Nashville Waste Services commissioned nine new residential collection trucks to help strengthen curbside collection operations across …
If you’re planning to add a new truck, this is a chance to lower your long-term costs from day one. Municipal Equipment is offering a $5,000 parts credit with select new truck purchases. You can use that credit across your operation, not just on the unit you buy. What You Get Purchase a qualifying new …
WINIMAC, IN – Link Environmental, a second-generation waste and recycling industry leader, was acquired by Municipal Equipment, Inc. (MEI) on January 1, 2024. This strategic move marks a significant step to strengthen and reinforce both businesses’ ongoing commitment to providing top-quality refuse equipment and superior customer support. The acquisition, confirmed on January 1, 2024, combines …
Municipal Equipment, Inc. is excited to announce the promotion of Jocelynn Clindaniel to Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Jocelynn started with Municipal Equipment, Inc. in 2018. She has been around and working in the Waste and Recycling industry her entire life. During Jocelynn’s previous position, Regional Territory Manager, she managed sales within the southern Indiana and …
