Mar 16, 2017
Professional Pavement Products provide almost any product for the maintenance, construction, repair, and safety of your roadways and parking lots from locations in Florida, North Carolina, Texas and opening soon in Oklahoma. For more information on the company’s notable achievements and history please visit http://pppcatalog.com.
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Jacksonville, United States - March 15, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Professional Pavement Products, Inc. (PPP) announced today that it will open its seventh branch location in Tulsa, Oklahoma early in the second quarter 2017.
Greg Driskell, Founder and President of Professional Pavement Products, announces a new branch location to open in Tulsa, Oklahoma early in the second quarter of 2017. The Tulsa branch will cater to walk-in customers and the new location will be announced in the next two weeks. Greg Driskell states, “PPP has a unique approach to business that emphasizes supplying a broad mix of products, providing superior customer service, and sharing industry knowledge to help our customers grow and thrive.” We are excited about expanding into the Tulsa area, where we hope to provide more of what customers in the area need and want.”
The new location complements the company’s South Central Region where they currently have a branch in Houston, TX. This makes a total of 7 branches with the others located in Raleigh-Durham and Charlotte, NC along with Miami, Orlando and Jacksonville, FL. Jacksonville is also home to PPP’s Central Services corporate office. The specific location for the new branch will be announced in the coming weeks.
According to Jeff Spencer, Branch Sales Manager, opening the new Tulsa branch will contribute to the overall company’s growth and expand the economies of scale. “We are looking to not only gain new customers through the expansion but capture these customers for a long-term relationship which is consistent with our company vision”, states Spencer.
About Professional Pavement Products
Professional Pavement Products opened its doors in 1996. The company designs and distributes roadway and parking Safety, Maintenance and Construction solutions to pavement maintenance contractors, pavement marking contractors, traffic agency officials, and property and facility managers. PPP offers over 700 products including sealcoat materials, tools and equipment, traffic paints, line striping equipment, roadway markers and delineators, speed cushions, traffic signs, retroreflectometers for traffic signs and roadway markings and more. Last year PPP provided products to nearly 2,000 companies, in 823 cities across 45 States and in 22 Countries.
Contact Info:
Name: Jeff Spencer
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Professional Pavement Products
Address: 9556 Historic Kings Road South, Jacksonville, Florida 32257, United States
Phone: +1-904-448-4074
For more information, please visit http://pppcatalog.com/index.php
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 178144
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