At M-L Utilities, we believe that the company’s roots and culture set it apart from others in the industry. Culture is made up of behaviors, traditions and values – in other words, it is how we do business. To better clarify who we are, we defined the four core values that are at the heart of M-L Utilities’ culture:
Family-focused company culture
At M-L Utilities, our family-centered approach shapes every aspect of our business, creating a supportive environment where employees feel valued and empowered, which directly translates to the exceptional service our customers experience. When you work with M-L Utilities, you’re not just another transaction—you become part of our extended family, and we’re invested in helping your business thrive for generations to come.
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About Us
Why Choose ML Utilities?
Over 80 years of combined industry experience through Cherokee Truck Equipment and Utility Equipment Services heritage
Comprehensive one-stop solutions from consultation through end-of-life support
Deep industry expertise across utility, telecommunications, railroad, construction, and municipal sectors
Partnership approach focused on long-term customer success, not just transactions
Strategic locations in the Southeast with state-of-the-art service facilities
Extensive inventory and quick access to parts and equipment
Custom fabrication and specialized upfitting capabilities
Strong relationships with leading equipment manufacturers
How Can ML Utilities Assist in Your Complete Equipment Lifecycle?
Our cradle to grave capabilities mean we partner with customers through the complete equipment lifecycle process – a continuous cycle of Plan, Acquire, Maintain, Dispose, & Plan. We help you plan the needs of your fleet utilizing our years of industry experience, acquire the proper equipment to fit your needs by building in our upfit shops or purchasing a completed unit, maintain your equipment by providing superior parts, service, and compliance certifications, dispose of your tired assets through equipment transfers or outright sale, and begin the planning process for the next acquisition cycle.
