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Revels Turf & Tractor relocates and expands operations with new facility in Harnett County

By Staff Report, posted 9 months ago
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Revels Turf & Tractor, one of John Deere’s largest global distributors, has chosen Harnett County to relocate their operations to expand on their 64 years of service in the tractor, golf and turf industries. The third-generation company, which employs 105 across sales, support and service, will relocate its operations to a new 30,090-square-foot facility at 5118 Rawls Church Road in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina.

John Deere is the official equipment supplier of the PGA Tour, along with Revels Turf & Tractor, they supply essential equipment such as mowers, aerators and utility vehicles for golf courses and sports fields, including National Football League (NFL) and Major League Baseball (MLB) stadiums. Serving both commercial and residential clients, Revels offers new and used John Deere equipment, leasing and comprehensive support through its Integrated Solutions For Golf Courses (ISG) Department.

Nearly all the equipment sold by Revels Turf & Tractor is proudly manufactured at the John Deere Factory in Fuquay-Varina, showing the company’s commitment to supporting local manufacturing.

The new facility in Harnett County doubles the size of the previous location on US Highway 401 (North Main Street) in the Town of Fuquay-Varina. After two years of careful planning, the company will open its doors to the newly constructed operations center in late November.

“This new facility is designed for future growth with a focus on technology,” said Anthony Revels, CEO and third-generation leader of the company, in a press release. This new facility features a dedicated technology wing with a call center that will eventually house 24/7 customer support. It also includes conference spaces, expanded parts storage, an improved shop and a specialized area for grinding mower blades for its local customers.

In addition to its forward-thinking layout, Revels focused on enhancing employee well-being, productivity, and communication. “This design was a collaborative process,” shared Revels in a press release. “I asked our employees what they wanted to see in this space, and we incorporated their ideas into the design.”

Also included is a dedicated fitness center, kitchen and dining areas, meeting spaces and air conditioning in the shop. When asked about the impact of the relocation on the 50 current employees, Revels shared that there was a lot of excitement about moving to the new facility, particularly since more than half of the staff reside in Harnett County and will enjoy an easier commute.

“Welcoming Revels Turf & Tractor to Harnett County is a proud moment for our community,” said Angie Stewart, Harnett County’s Senior Economic Developer, in a press release. “As a longstanding company and global leader in the golf and turf industries, Revels brings a wealth of innovation and expertise, and we’re honored that they have chosen Harnett County to call home. We look forward to the positive impact they will have and their role in further strengthening our business community.”

The former Revels Turf & Tractor Fuquay-Varina location in Wake County is set to be repurposed into a dedicated training facility, which will be shared with Quality Equipment.

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