Alta Equipment Company (Alta) will now offer SDLG wheel loaders, parts and service to customers in central and northern Illinois.

Alta Equipment Company (Alta) will now offer SDLG wheel loaders, parts and service to customers in central and northern Illinois. The Livonia, Michigan-based dealer is actively operating out of two Illinois locations and has plans to open more branches in the near future.

Alta's growth reflects the company's established track record of meeting and exceeding its customers' needs. According to Nick Tullo, sales manager of SDLG North America, that track record is why SDLG chose to partner with Alta more than two years ago.

“SDLG's expansion into North America wouldn't be possible without seasoned, expert dealerships that know their markets well,” he said. “I'd say Alta fits that description. Especially when you consider that this company has facilitated some of our biggest sales in the region to date. We're confident that our companies' shared success will continue at Alta's new Illinois locations, just as it has in Michigan and Indiana.”

Alta Equipment Company first offered SDLG wheel loaders to customers in Michigan back in 2015. Since then, Alta's customers have come to know SDLG's loaders as ideal solutions for low-hour applications, such as snow removal, aggregate loading and roadwork, according to the company.

“We are excited about our expansion into Illinois because it is another opportunity for our company to build on its mission of being a total solution for the industrial market,” said Ryan Greenawalt, president of Alta Equipment Company. “We are committed to representing only world-class products and backing them with exceptional support. SDLG fits that description, and we are confident that our new customers in Illinois will appreciate the value and intuitive operation that these wheel loaders provide.”

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