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H&E Equipment Services’ acquisition of Precision Rentals adds approximately $70 million in original equipment to its fleet of construction rental equipment. (Source: Shutterstock)
Rental equipment company H&E Equipment Services Inc. completed the acquisition of Arizona-based equipment company Precision Rentals, H&E Equipment Services announced Jan. 2.
H&E Equipment Services supplies construction equipment to a variety of companies, including those in the energy industry. The acquisition adds to H&E’s presence in the Phoenix and Denver areas and adds approximately $70 million in original equipment to its fleet.
Following the closing of the transaction, H&E now operates 139 branch locations across 30 states in the U.S.
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