Tadano grows US distributor network with expansion in four states

Left to Right: Dan Melnyk (Tadano), Jack Fendrick (Tadano), Jason MacKenzie (Select), Darren Reddekopp (Select), Jamie Land (Tadano), Amy MacKenzie (Select), Shelly Gayring (Select), Bob Krause (Tadano), Emilie Swan (Select)

Tadano America is expanding its US distributor network across several key markets, strengthening sales, parts and service support for rough terrain, all terrain, telescopic boom crawler and truck cranes.

The changes include expanded distributor coverage in Maryland and Delaware, Nebraska and Texas, aimed at improving local equipment access, parts availability and service response times for crane owners and contractors.

In the Mid-Atlantic region, Select Crane Sales is appointed as a full-service distributor for Tadano cranes in Maryland and Delaware, providing sales, parts and service support across the company’s lifting portfolio. The distributor will support rough terrain, all terrain, telescopic boom crawler and truck cranes while offering local parts inventory and factory-trained technicians.

Left to right: Bob Krause (Tadano), Dan Melnyk (Tadano), Steve Barger (RTL), Ben Steege (RTL); David Kutcher (RTL), Devin Bonnstetter (RTL), Jack Fendrick (Tadano), Dave Kuhlman (Tadano)

In the Midwest, RTL Equipment expanded its distribution territory into Nebraska, establishing a facility near Omaha to provide local service and support. The expansion adds Nebraska to RTL’s existing territory, which includes Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas.

Tadano is also strengthening its presence in Texas, the largest crane market in the United States, by expanding its distributor network. CraneWorks Houston is appointed as a full-line distributor alongside existing partner Scott-Macon, with both companies providing statewide sales, parts and service support.

Left to right: Jack Fendrick (Tadano), Anthony Miller (CraneWorks), Randy Hoover (CraneWorks), Keith Ayers (CraneWorks), Mike Evans (CraneWorks), Dean Barley (Tadano), Scott Wilson (CraneWorks), Dave Kuhlman (Tadano), Bob Krause (Tadano)

According to Tadano, the expanded network is to ensure crane owners and contractors have faster access to equipment, improved parts availability and responsive technical support as fleets grow and project demands increase.

The company said strengthening its regional distributor partnerships will help improve service coverage and reduce downtime for customers operating across construction, infrastructure and industrial markets.