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Equipment Dealers Suppliers in South Carolina

29 suppliers serving South Carolina

29 suppliers found

Ascendum Machinery, Inc.

Cayce, SC

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Ascendum Machinery, Inc.

North Charleston, SC

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Ascendum Machinery, Inc.

Piedmont, SC

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Blanchard Machinery - Florence

Florence, SC

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Blanchard Machinery - Simpsonville

Simpsonville, SC

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Blanchard Machinery Headquarters - Columbia

West Columbia, SC

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Blue Best Equipment Sales

Richburg, SC

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Bobcat

West Fargo, ND

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 1947

Doosan subsidiary producing compact construction equipment including skid steers

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BTM Machinery

Summerville, SC

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CASE Construction

Racine, WI

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 1842

CNH Industrial brand producing backhoes, excavators, and heavy equipment

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Caterpillar Dealers

Deerfield, IL

National

Manufacturer$59B+Est. 1925

Worlds largest construction equipment manufacturer with independent dealer network

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Comer Equipment Co

York, SC

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Doosan Infracore

Suwanee, GA

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 1937

Korean manufacturer of excavators, wheel loaders, and articulated dump trucks

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Hills Machinery

Columbia, SC

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Hills Machinery

Greenville, SC

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Hills Machinery

North Charleston, SC

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Hitachi Construction

Newnan, GA

National

Manufacturer$8B+Est. 1970

Japanese manufacturer of hydraulic excavators and mining equipment

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JCB

Pooler, GA

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 1945

British manufacturer of backhoe loaders, excavators, and telehandlers

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John Deere Construction

Moline, IL

National

Manufacturer$55B+Est. 1837

Major construction and forestry equipment manufacturer with dealer network

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Kobelco

Katy, TX

National

Manufacturer$3B+Est. 1930

Japanese manufacturer of hydraulic excavators for construction and demolition

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Komatsu

Peoria, IL

National

Manufacturer$20B+Est. 1921

Japanese construction equipment manufacturer with US production and dealer network

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Kubota

Grapevine, TX

National

Manufacturer$15B+Est. 1890

Japanese manufacturer of compact construction equipment and mini excavators

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Kuhn Equipment Sales Co., Inc.

Summerville, SC

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Liebherr

Newport News, VA

National

Manufacturer$12B+Est. 1949

Swiss-German manufacturer of tower cranes, excavators, and mining equipment

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National Equipment Dealers, LLC

Wellford, SC

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National Equipment Dealers, LLC

Conway, SC

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Terex

Norwalk, CT

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 1933

Global manufacturer of aerial work platforms, cranes, and materials processing equipment

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Volvo Construction

Shippensburg, PA

National

Manufacturer$10B+Est. 1832

Swedish manufacturer of excavators, loaders, and articulated haulers

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Wacker Neuson

Menomonee Falls, WI

National

Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1848

German manufacturer of light and compact construction equipment and concrete tools

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Buying Equipment Dealers in South Carolina

Buildermuse tracks 29 equipment dealers suppliers serving South Carolina. 14 are national chains that ship into the state, while the other 15 are regional or independent suppliers. Regional and independent suppliers make up the majority, so it pays to call several and compare pricing and what they keep in stock. The listed suppliers are headquartered in North Charleston, Summerville, and Cayce.

Of the suppliers that report a business type, the list includes 14 manufacturers. Buying direct from a manufacturer can cut unit cost on large or repeat orders, while distributors and wholesalers tend to carry mixed inventory and offer shorter lead times that suit smaller or last-minute jobs.