McClung-Logan Equipment Company Expands to Fishersville with New Full-Service Branch

McClung-Logan Equipment Company has established its newest full-service branch in Fishersville, Virginia, marking a significant expansion of its regional operations. The 8,500-square-foot facility, situated on 6.5 acres at 27 Construction Lane, represents the company's 11th branch and eighth location in Virginia. This strategic expansion demonstrates McClung-Logan's continued growth and adaptation to the evolving needs of the construction equipment market in the Mid-Atlantic region.

The new branch is strategically located approximately 90 minutes from McClung-Logan's Richmond, Roanoke, and Winchester branches, creating a comprehensive regional network designed to better support customers throughout the Shenandoah Valley. By establishing a robust presence in the Shenandoah Valley, the company positions itself to provide more efficient and localized support to its expanding customer base. The facility features modern amenities including a spacious office, customer-focused parts counter, well-stocked parts warehouse, expansive equipment yard, and three drive-through service bays with a dedicated wash bay.

Led by Territory Sales Manager Jason Parham and Parts & Service Coordinator Brandon Shaw, the Fishersville team is prepared to provide comprehensive equipment solutions. The branch offers sales, rentals, parts, and service for multiple industry-leading manufacturers, including Volvo Construction Equipment, Takeuchi, Mecalac, Gradall, Shuttlewagon, Avant, and Prinoth. This expansion reflects the company's business strength and commitment to customer service, according to Company President Darrin Brown.

The Fishersville branch represents McClung-Logan's ongoing strategy of delivering high-quality equipment solutions and support to the construction industry. This development matters because it enhances the company's ability to serve the growing construction sector in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley region, providing more accessible equipment sales, rentals, and maintenance services. The implications include improved equipment availability and service response times for construction companies operating in the area, potentially supporting regional infrastructure development and economic growth through enhanced equipment support capabilities.