Trek Part

Trek Parts - TREK Cleaning Machines is a manufacturer of cleaning equipment. Jim Hartsock, Chris Knowlton and Bob O'Hara, TREK's founders, have more than sixty years of experience effectively designing, developing, marketing, manufacturing and offering customer support. The company's innovative flair is a reflection of the entrepreneurial style of the founders. They really believe in delivering true value to their clients and are devoted to offering new design concepts and top quality so as to meet the diverse requirements of their clients.

In their product development; TREK Cleaning Machines always offers fresh design ideas. They enjoy offering products that energize both their partners and their dealers and provide production gains to their customers.

The TREK team of employees likes new challenges and new tasks. They are really proud to introduce its breakthrough technology found in their Torsion scrubber line. This line was motivated by the understanding of operators' skills and needs combined with their comprehension of cleaning applications, along with owners' strong desire to considerably lower expense through productivity gains.

The workers at TREK and their dealer-partners are really committed to having both technical support and parts obtainable when it is required. Their high service devotion is one of the core values in their customer service. Keeping their customers' cleaning equipment running and ready on a daily basis is top priority. The company's top of the line technology delivers dependable machine which ultimately lessens your cleaning expense. The price, the service and the product all work together in order to make them an industry leader.


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