Vac2Go opens Fort Myers branch as Southwest Florida demand rises

Vac2Go has opened a new satellite branch in Fort Myers, Florida, expanding its nationwide footprint to 13 locations. The move is meant to meet growing demand tied to utility work, stormwater projects and population growth across Southwest Florida.

Why it matters: - The new Fort Myers location expands Vac2Go’s coverage in Southwest Florida for industrial, environmental, utility, municipal and construction customers. - The branch adds equipment and service capacity as demand grows for vacuum excavation and industrial cleaning tools tied to utility expansion, stormwater infrastructure work and population growth. - Vac2Go now has 13 locations nationwide, strengthening its position in the vacuum truck and specialty equipment rental market.

What happened: - Vac2Go announced that its new satellite branch in Fort Myers, Florida, is now operational. - The branch is located at 6110 Idlewild St., Fort Myers, FL 33966. - The location is Vac2Go’s 13th nationwide and its second satellite branch. - The company said the branch is now accepting rental reservations by phone at 1-855-VACS2GO and at vac2go.com.

The details: - The Fort Myers branch carries Vac2Go’s full rental fleet, including industrial vacuum trucks, hydro excavators, combination units, liquid vacuum trucks and pull-behind equipment. - The branch will have on-site mechanics to provide repair and maintenance support. - Vac2Go said the location is designed to serve sustained demand in Southwest Florida. - The company has nearly doubled its footprint over the past three years, growing from seven offices to 13 locations across 12 states. - Those states are Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, New Jersey, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Utah. - Vac2Go was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. - Vac2Go provides daily to multi-month rentals of late-model vacuum trucks, hydro excavators and specialty equipment. - The company also offers repair and maintenance services and a full line of vacuum truck accessories at its facilities nationwide. - Every unit in Vac2Go’s fleet has GPS technology for real-time visibility into equipment in the field.

Between the lines: - The Fort Myers opening extends a broader growth push that includes a 50% fleet expansion over the past three years. - Vac2Go’s move into Southwest Florida suggests the company is following customer demand into markets where infrastructure and population trends are increasing equipment needs. - Chief Financial Officer Allison Jamison Woosley framed the expansion as proof that the company’s multi-state growth strategy is working.

What’s next: - Vac2Go is expected to use the Fort Myers branch to deepen service in Southwest Florida and support more local reservations. - Continued expansion could follow if demand keeps rising in markets tied to utility, environmental and construction activity.

The bottom line: - Vac2Go is adding local capacity in a high-demand Florida market while continuing a rapid nationwide expansion.