Englert Inc., Perth Amboy, N.J., has announced it will move into its new 17,500 square foot service center and internal sales facility at 6120 Pelican Creek Circle in Tampa, Florida on June 14. Located immediately off Highway 175, the new facility will service Englert customers in Northern Florida. Englert has consolidated functions from two separate facilities the company had been operating in the Tampa area. Located on two acres, the new building is a standalone unit and has more square footage than both previous buildings combined, as well as several hundred square feet available for future growth. The new facility will feature a large customer showroom and waiting area where samples from Englert’s line of gutter and standing seam rollforming machines will be displayed. The showroom will also feature a large screen television that will continuously highlight Englert’s product of the month specials. An eight foot showcase counter will display Englert’s full line of accessories and support products. The building also includes a state of the art service and repair shop for all Englert machines. Englert is the only supplier of portable rollforming equipment with service centers and mobile repair equipment in the industry. The new one-story structure includes an improved distribution area with an improved industrial storage racking system to house Englert’s full line of gutter and roofing products. The new facility also features more than 30 customer parking spaces, three truck bays and a customer pickup platform.
Englert unveils new facility
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