We spotted some of our Helicopter Tanks in the wild on the Iron Dog trail! Now they just need to find some snow 👀 Photo by Harriett Hamilton Fenerty
关于我们
Who is ESI?
We're a locally owned and operated manufacturing facility headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska with an additional location in Anchorage, Alaska. We first started reconditioning heaters on Alaska's North Slope back in 2000. Fast forward to today, and you will find that we're Alaska's sole dealer for Kubota, JCB, and Fat Truck.
We've expanded our ESI campus in Fairbanks to support our service, parts, manufacturing, paint, and sandblasting facility. Recently, our Anchorage location moved into a new larger building, which will allow for more room in the service shop, yard, and customer service area.
What does ESI do?
What sets us apart is our commitment to designing, manufacturing, selling, and renting 'Made in Alaska' heaters, generators, and pumps. Each product undergoes rigorous cold testing right here in the interior, ensuring they are truly 'Built Arctic Tough.'
Who do we serve?
We cater to diverse industries such as oil, mining, construction, telecommunication, agriculture, and the do-it-yourselfers of Alaska and beyond.
Our tagline, 'Built Arctic Tough,' isn't just a phrase; it's a promise we live by every day.
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http://www.esialaska.com
Equipment Source Inc的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 机械制造业
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Fairbanks，AK
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2000
- 领域
- Heaters、Generators、Pumps、Kubota、Diesel Engines、Power Generation、Construction Support、Oil Field Support、Remote Camps、Telecomunication和JCB
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Equipment Source Inc员工
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This is an oldie, but goodie: Brice Environmental Services Corporation putting their Kubota Tractor Corporation RTVs to good use cleaning up marine debris on Wake Island, a 2.8 square mile remote island in the North Pacific Ocean. We love seeing what our ESI customers do with their equipment!
It’s Thursday, and who doesn’t love a good “throwback” ? Here’s a great one from just over 5 years ago that makes us #Proud2BeBrice Wake Island sits in the North Pacific Ocean within the footprint of the now well-known Great Pacific Garbage Patch. So, it’s no surprise that marine debris continues to accumulate on the shores of this 2.8 square mile remote island. In years past, Wake Island beach cleanups were a regularly scheduled affair for those willing to help. Yet somehow, more than a year had passed since the last cleanup. After speaking with the Deputy Director of the 611th CES, Brice electrician, Brian Rasco, decided to take the reins. He spent one day obtaining approvals and support from the Wake Island BOS contractor and US Air Force Detachment 1 Commander. From the mainland, Marc Hobbs, Brice Construction Manager, approved the use of Brice equipment. In total, 22 volunteers representing Brice, the Air Force, the BOS contractor, and other island contractors, were up and at it. After 2.5 hours, the team had collected four dump truck loads of plastics and fishing nets from 1/3 mile of beachfront. The following weekend, 25 volunteers spent 3 hours scouring 4/10 of a mile of beachfront and collected two dump truck loads of mostly small pieces of plastic. Though the team endured a brief downpour halfway through the cleanup, their spirits weren’t dampened. Proud, tired, and hungry, Brice hosted a barbecue at the Brice camp to celebrate this community effort. #Alaska #ANC #smallbusiness #aecindustry #giveback #beachcleanup #teamwork
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We know this has been a really weird winter (like this photo is definitely not from Alaska in January 2025). But that doesn't mean future winters are going to be this way. Take advantage of our Arctic Check program and get a big discount on an Ariens blower (we have 5 different models eligible for the discount)! You'll be setting yourself up for success for years to come. Read more about Ariens, the models we have available, and the discounts you can get here: https://lnkd.in/gjbyt-XN
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Our Arctic Check program is back! Put a deposit down on an Ariens snowblower and get a big discount. Save now while you can! To make this deal even sweeter, we offer service after sale. Don't pass up on this opportunity; visit esialaska.com/ariens to learn more about why Ariens is the #KingofSnow.
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It's a good day to build something! At ESI, we’re dedicated to building the equipment that powers Alaska’s industries. From cutting and welding to assembling and shipping, our team is crafting Arctic-ready machines designed to keep Alaska moving forward. #Innovation #Engineering #AlaskaIndustry #Teamwork
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Why Avant? Avant Tecno loaders are made in Finland with precision, they’re super durable, and can fit dozens of different kinds of attachments. This machine can be used year-round in Alaska, helping remove snow or being a powerhouse for your job site. Head over to esialaska.avantdealers.com to learn more!
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Start off 2025 the right way with the Kubota Tractor Corporation RTV-X Series. Stay warm inside the heated cab and tackle snowfall with your choice of blade, snowblower, and salt spreaders attachments.
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Looking for some equipment for a new job (or just to add to your fleet)? We have great deals on used equipment that have low hours and high durability! Check out these awesome discounts: https://lnkd.in/gKHFEmqY
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