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Home | UK News | A Scottish depot for All Seasons

A Scottish depot for All Seasons

2nd January 2016

Scotish-Depot-Main-PicUK: All Seasons Hire has a new distribution and service depot in Scotland, joining its sister company Apex Plant Hire.

Building on the strong presence Apex already has across Scotland, the site now adds a wide range of HVAC hire products including air conditioning units and chillers.

To support the new depot, Bill Logan has been appointed as regional operations director with sales being driven by Darren Howe, two men with extensive experience in temporary hire.

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