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Closner-supported paving equipment working on a Texas jobsite
Family-led since 1946

The Texas Equipment House Built on Showing Up.

Closner Equipment Co. has spent nearly eight decades helping contractors build roads, pour concrete, move material, keep fleets running, and finish the job when conditions get ugly. The equipment is heavy. The standard is heavier.

1946
Founded in Texas
80
Years serving customers in 2026
4
Texas branches
3
Generations of family leadership
What Closner Stands For

Serious iron. Straight answers. Support after the sale.

Sales & Rentals

New, used, and rental equipment for paving, compaction, sweeping, concrete production, reclamation, maintenance, and jobsite support.

Parts & Service

Factory-trained technicians, OEM parts, field service, rebuild capability, and branch teams that know what downtime costs.

Concrete & Asphalt

Dealer support for concrete batch plants, slipform paving, asphalt paving, milling, stabilization, and material handling equipment.

Road crew working with Closner-supported construction equipment
Our History

Eight decades of knowing the job, the machine, and the customer.

01
1946

The Work Begins

Brothers Jack and George Closner founded the company as Engineered Sales, representing Barber-Greene and Noble Concrete Plants as Texas started building again after World War II.

02
1952

Closner Equipment Co.

The Closner name went on the door, the aggregate business came into focus, and the company helped introduce hot oil heaters as a practical replacement for steam boilers in liquid asphalt work.

03
1960s-70s

Roadbuilding Innovation

Closner supported Texas contractors through aggregate processing growth, automatic screed controls, and the shift to drum mix asphalt plants.

04
1980s-90s

Concrete Meets Compaction

GOMACO, Dynapac, and Lincoln Windrow Elevators joined the lineup, expanding Closner's role across slipform paving, vibratory compaction, and asphalt remix support.

05
2000s

Statewide Reach

Closner opened Austin, built the Schertz headquarters, added major roadbuilding lines, and expanded its reach across all 254 Texas counties.

06
Today

Built for the Next Job

Houston, DFW, Austin, and San Antonio now support customers with sales, rentals, parts, field service, rebuilds, sweepers, concrete batch plants, and the iron that keeps crews moving.

Closner team members standing with equipment at the Elgin branch
Dealer support earned on the ground
Texas Coverage

Four branches, one standard.

Closner grew branch by branch so customers could reach people who know their market, their fleet, and their deadlines. From Schertz to Rhome, Waller to Elgin, the mission stays the same: get the right machine, the right part, and the right technician where the job needs them.

San Antonio / Schertz

Corporate headquarters, main store, and service hub for South Texas, West Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, and Mexico.

Dallas / Fort Worth

Regional service center supporting North Texas, the Panhandle, Northern Louisiana, and Southern Oklahoma.

Houston / Waller

Gulf Coast branch with major rebuild capability and light manufacturing support.

Austin / Elgin

Purpose-built 25,000 square-foot facility serving Austin, Waco, the Hill Country, and West Texas.

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Ready for the next job

Bring us the machine, the spec, or the problem. Closner will help you move.