Purchasing a fire truck or other type of emergency vehicle requires a great deal of research and thought. At Fort Garry Fire Trucks, we help you through that process by identifying key areas that must be considered. Here are the essential keys to our success:
When choosing a fire truck manufacturer, it's crucial to consider the company's history and financial stability. Will they be there when you need them? As the largest Canadian fire apparatus manufacturer, Fort Garry Fire Trucks has been in business since 1919, offering over 100 years of quality and reliability. Our long-standing reputation ensures that we will support you for years to come.
Does your manufacturer have certified engineers on staff? Only engineers can ensure that every component of your vehicle is properly designed. Our team of certified engineers uses advanced 3D modeling software to design vehicles that meet your exact specifications, ensuring the best possible performance and reliability.
Does your manufacturer have a certified ISO quality program and manuals that meet or exceed ULC or NFPA standards? Fort Garry Fire Trucks is ISO certified, and our quality program ensures that all our vehicles meet or exceed the highest industry standards. We also offer exceptional ongoing support, including major repairs, refurbishments, and regular maintenance.
Fort Garry Fire Trucks is renowned for our innovative designs and top-tier construction. Our use of high-quality materials and attention to detail sets us apart from competitors. Features such as welded backing plates, structural floor reinforcement, spring-loaded body mounting, and advanced corrosion protection ensure durability and longevity. Our unique design innovations, like the first enclosed top mount pumper built in North America, highlight our commitment to excellence.
Fort Garry Fire Trucks is dedicated to providing the best fire and emergency vehicles in the industry, with a focus on quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Contact us today to learn more about how we can meet your emergency vehicle needs.