Forklifts in Leesburg, VA

Leesburg needs two kinds of forklift fleet, because the town sits where the corridor changes. East along Route 7, the buildings are newer and taller, and the fleets look like distribution fleets. West and south, along Sycolin Road, the airport area and out toward Route 15, the buildings are older, lower and mixed-use. The work there is contractor supply, building products and light manufacturing. That calls for pneumatic-tire trucks that can cross a yard. It calls for trucks that can handle long material. And it calls for capacity for banded lumber and block, not palletized cartons. Check the floor before speccing anything here. Older slabs are often too uneven for a cushion-tire truck.

From Sycolin Road light industrial to the Route 7 east corridor, fleets follow the building stock. One side is Sycolin Road and airport-area light industrial (16–24 ft clear). The other side is Route 7 east corridor flex and distribution (22–30 ft clear). Which one you occupy decides mast height, tire type and battery chemistry.