Kane Construction Services Strengthens Fleet with New Kubota and Thwaites Machinery from Boss Plant Sales Ltd

Boss Plant Sales Ltd is delighted to announce the recent supply of a new package of Kubota excavators and Thwaites machinery to Kane Construction Services Ltd, supporting the company’s continued investment in a modern, versatile and reliable plant fleet.

The latest order consists of:

  • 3 x Kubota U27-4 Mini Excavators
  • 1 x Kubota KX085-5 Excavator
  • 1 x Kubota U10-5 Micro Excavator
  • 1 x Thwaites 3-Tonne Swivel Dumper

The combination of machinery provides Kane Construction Services with a premium range of equipment suitable for projects of varying sizes. From the compact U10-5 and U27-4 excavators through to the larger KX085-5 and 3-tonne Thwaites dumper, the new additions will further strengthen the company’s capabilities across its construction, groundworks and surfacing operations.

Established in 2003, Kane Construction Services is a family-run business providing a wide range of construction services across London, Surrey and the South East.

Tom Kane, Managing Director of Kane Construction Services Ltd, commented:

“Continuing to invest in our fleet is extremely important to us. Having reliable, high-quality machinery gives our team the equipment they need to work efficiently across the wide variety of projects we undertake. Kubota and Thwaites are proven brands that we know we can rely on, and the support from Boss Plant Sales throughout the process has been excellent. We’re really pleased to add these latest machines to our fleet and look forward to putting them to work.”

Jon Wiseman, Sales Director at Boss Plant Sales Ltd, added:

“It’s been a pleasure working with Tom and the team at Kane Construction Services on this latest investment. They have built a fantastic business and understand the importance of investing in quality, dependable machinery. We’re delighted that Kane Construction Services has chosen Boss Plant Sales and we look forward to supporting any fleet requirements they may have in the future.”