ASCO Equipment Company (ASCO) – a leading construction, agriculture, and material handling equipment provider – recently celebrated the grand opening and ribbon cutting of their new Little Elm facility at 27500 E University Drive in Aubrey, Texas. The grand opening was attended by ASCO ownership and team members, CASE Construction Equipment and CASE IH leadership, customers, suppliers, The Town of Little Elm, Denton County, and the Little Elm Economic Development Corporation.

“The construction of our new Little Elm location accomplishes several goals,” said ASCO President Steve Wright. “We wanted our customers to recognize our commitment to their businesses in the construction and agriculture equipment markets in North Texas. Second, our new facility will increase our ability to provide the superior level of customer service in sales, rental, parts and service both we and our customer’s desire.”

The Little Elm facility is ASCO’s 24th location and also its largest with a total footprint of 48,800 square feet. The new facility is designed to better serve the growing DFW Metroplex and fill in a geographic gap to serve the North portion of the metroplex and Denton County. The new facility has 15,000 square feet dedicated for sales and rental operations, a 25,000-square-foot service shop including 14 super bays, 5,700 square feet of warehouse, and a 3,000-square-foot outside wash bay area.

"We are so excited that ASCO chose Little Elm and we look forward to a successful partnership as this region continues to grow and develop," said Little Elm Mayor Curtis J. Cornelious.

The team for the project includes Shawn Willis and Acuform Architecture for the project design. Scott Shaheen and Hooker Contracting Company is the General Contractor.

“We welcome ASCO to Little Elm. Denton County is a great place to do business, and we are pleased ASCO chose Little Elm to expand its growing operations,” said Denton County Judge Andy Eads.

ASCO’s product offering includes the full line of CASE Construction Equipment, CASE IH Agriculture Equipment, Genie Lifts, and Sennebogen Purpose-Built Material Handlers, as well as many other lines of well-known and respected agriculture, construction and material handling equipment.

ASCO was founded in 1960 as Associated Supply Company in Lubbock, Texas, by the late J.W. “Bill” Wright as a Towmotor lift truck dealership and U.S. Army surplus equipment store. The company is currently led by Bill and Corinne’s children, Brax Wright, Steve Wright, and Paula Key. Three of the third-generation work in the company today, along with more than 600 other teammates. To learn more about ASCO Equipment, visit ascoeq.com.