During the last year, Garic, one of the country’s most innovative and forward-thinking suppliers of site welfare facilities, accommodation, plant and equipment, has continued to reinvest in all aspects of the business.

This has included the replacement of its full fleet of welfare vans, the launch of its new rail division and the opening of a new depot to name just a few highlights.

Garic is now marking the year end with yet further investment news. It is replacing and expanding its fleet of servicing wagons; the first two having just been delivered to its Bury HQ. It signals the start of a continued investment programme, with a further six servicing vehicles due to arrive in the New Year.

The fleet of wagons will be out on the road covering the length and breadth of the UK, safe in the knowledge that they will be emitting even less emissions and servicing even more sites!

Each vehicle has an extra 1000 gallons more capacity than the previous wagons and will service sites by: Waste Management, Diesel Replenishment, Consumable Supplies and Water Refils.

Jenny Kennell, Servicing Manager said: “The introduction of these much bigger and even more efficient wagons is a fabulous addition to our site servicing offering. We pride ourselves on continually trying to better our five-star customer service and I can’t wait to see this new fleet out on the road and displaying Garic’s brand new livery.”

The servicing wagons will also work in conjunction with Garic’s ground-breaking telematics site monitoring service, i-SITE which enables smart servicing. Customers can view all their waste, water and fuel levels at a glance and automatically alert Garic when servicing is needed, saving time, money and unnecessary journeys.

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