A specialist welding and engineering workshop business servicing the four biggest cities in the Central North Island is for sale.
According to Bayleys Hamilton who are marketing the business for sale by negotiation, CD Contracting in Tokoroa is one of the busiest engineering workshops in the region.
Its proximity to the four large population and commercial bases, surrounded by multiple state highways, means CD Contracting has a diverse clientele including the rural production sector and large-scale infrastructure companies, says Bayleys Hamilton.
CD Contracting employs up to five staff depending on workloads – comprising engineers, one-floor manager, and an office administrator.
Bayleys’ agent Josh Smith says the company’s welding and fabrication services encompassed repairs and maintenance to trucks, heavy machinery, agricultural plant and equipment, panel beating and spray painting for commercial vehicles.
The company’s location also enable rapid response callouts to road-side service the vehicle assets of a multitude of road and highway maintenance companies responsible for both council roads and state highways.
“Tokoroa’s strategic location means the town is less than 45 minutes drive from State Highways 1, 5, 28, 29, 30 and 32. That’s crucial when heavy machinery operators seek minimal equipment downtime when repairs are required,” says Smith.
“Recognising that much of its clientele’s plant and machinery is necessary to conduct day-to-day business, CD Contracting operates a 24-hour breakdown service,” he says.
Multiple heavy-duty vehicles which come with the firm include a large crane truck, Hiab truck, two hydraulic forklifts, and an outdoor press. Also, the company’s engineering assets include a catalogue of welding guns and kit, electrical generators, and drills and grinders, tools, and cleaning equipment.
CD Contracting currently operates out of leased factory and administration block premises – with up to nine years of renewal rights available by negotiation.
