J&J Truck Equipment Launches Newly Designed Web Site

Mon May 21, 2012
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J&J Truck Equipment, a division of Somerset Welding & Steel, has launched a newly designed Web site. The site features an in-depth look at the products and services the company offers, an in-stock inventory list, company newsletters and an easy method for customers to request more information.

"In today's fast paced environment, a company's Web site is often the customer's first stop to get information, so we updated our site to make it easier and faster for them to find what they need," said general manager Craig Hauger. "We want customers to have the same great experience whether you walk into the J&J Truck Equipment showroom or visit us online."

About the Company

Somerset Welding & Steel expanded J&J Truck Equipment in 2011 after exiting the agriculture and construction equipment business formally known as Lincoln Supply & Equipment.

The company manufactures its own line of winch trucks, lubrication trucks, custom flat beds and distributes premium lines of truck equipment including Knapheide, TruckCraft and Auto Crane. J&J also distributes snow and ice removal equipment such as Boss, Fisher and Swenson, and is the first distributor of the VEWI vehicle equipment washing system.

J&J Truck Equipment recently renovated its facility in Somerset, Pa., to offer a truck equipment showroom along with a full stock of truck equipment parts and accessories. J&J offers complete repair and refurbishment services for all truck equipment brands.

Somerset Welding and Steel, Inc. is a subsidiary of Riggs Industries founded in 1958. The company currently operates J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers and J&J Truck Equipment. Somerset Welding & Steel is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, serving clients worldwide.

For more information, visit www.jjtruckequipment.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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