With the ever growing demand for more in-depth coverage of dealer sales territories, CLM Equipment locations in Texas and Louisiana have added Tony Colletta and Rodney Franklin as new sales representatives.

Colletta started with CLM in October and provided customers product information for Case, Kobelco and Kawasaki in Orange, Jasper and Newton counties of Texas, as well as the Louisiana parishes of Calcasieu, Cameron, Beauregard, Vernon, Allen and Jeff Davis.

“Tony comes to us with over 13 years experience in the heavy equipment rental field and we feel his extensive knowledge of the products will be of great benefit to not only our customers, but also CLM,” stated Blake Degueyter, vice president of sales at CLM.

“Tony resides in Moss Bluff, Louisiana, which gives him a strategic advantage to be on-site quickly when the need arises.”

Franklin’s 12 years experience in equipment sales and rentals has become an asset to his customers’ equipment needs concerning Case, Kobelco, Link-Belt excavators and Kawasaki in Jefferson, Chambers, Hardin, Liberty and Tyler, Texas.

“In addtion, we are fortunate to have Rodney Franklin, who also joined our company in October,” Degueyter said. “Rodney was born and raised in southeast Texas, which gives him first-hand knowledge of his territory.”

CLM Equipment Co. Inc. provides sales, service and equipment rentals to the construction, recycling and demolition industries. The company represents several lines of the industries’ construction equipment in Lafayette and Lake Charles, La., as well as Houston.

For more information, call 888/371-5434.

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