Buyer priority
Buy-side equipment sourcing
Tell us the make, model, application, hours, budget and delivery point. We search against the requirement and organize the information needed to compare suitable machines.
Source equipmentNorth American heavy equipment brokerage
Source the equipment your next project requires.
Brunwell Group connects construction companies with equipment owners and dealers across North America. We handle buy-side sourcing, sell-side representation and logistics coordination so the machine and the move stay part of one plan.
Make & modelHours & conditionBudget & locationDelivery timing
Built forConstruction companiesLarge contractorsFleet ownersEquipment dealers
A more focused equipment search
One equipment brief. A clearer path to the right machine.
Public listings show what is available. Brunwell starts with what the job requires, then works across dealer, fleet, owner and disposition channels to find a suitable match.
We keep the commercial conversation, condition information and logistics assumptions connected. That gives buyers a more complete view before they commit time and capital.
How equipment sourcing worksBrokerage & logistics
Support on both sides of the transaction.
Brunwell represents equipment requirements, represents available machines and coordinates the logistics that connect the two.
Owners & dealers
Sell-side representation
Position trade-ins, fleet reductions and end-of-project dispositions for buyers beyond the seller’s immediate market while keeping the machine file and commercial terms organized.
Sell equipmentTransaction support
Logistics coordination
Keep pickup requirements, equipment dimensions, freight providers, documentation and delivery timing aligned with the transaction.
Plan the moveFor construction companies
Equipment decisions tied to real project schedules.
Contractors need more than a machine category. Capacity, configuration, condition, mobilization timing and delivered cost all affect whether a unit works for the project.
Brunwell helps frame those requirements early, so the search stays relevant and logistics can be evaluated alongside the equipment.
Equipment support for contractorsEquipment categories
Heavy construction equipment, sourced to a specific brief.
The more precise the specification, the more useful the search. These are the main categories Brunwell works across.
Excavators
Crawler, wheeled, compact, long-reach and mass-excavation machines. Useful inquiry details include operating weight, boom and stick configuration, attachments, hours and undercarriage condition.
Dozers
Standard and LGP crawler tractors across size classes. Include blade configuration, ripper requirements, undercarriage condition, operating hours and any grade-control preference.
Wheel Loaders
Compact tool carriers through production and quarry-class loaders. Bucket capacity, linkage, quick coupler, tire condition and material density help narrow the search.
Motor Graders
Construction and heavy-duty graders for road building, site development and maintenance. Specify moldboard size, drive configuration, attachments and grade-control needs.
Cranes
Rough-terrain, all-terrain, crawler and truck-mounted cranes. Capacity, boom length, chart requirements, hours, certifications and transport dimensions are central to the brief.
Haul Trucks
Articulated and rigid-frame off-highway trucks for earthmoving and aggregate work. Payload, body configuration, hours, tire condition and site conditions shape the shortlist.
Crushing & Screening
Jaw, cone and impact crushers plus scalpers, screens and trommels. Required throughput, feed size, product specification and tracked or portable configuration matter most.
Support Equipment
Telehandlers, compactors, backhoes, skid steers, attachments and jobsite support units. Share the application, working envelope, capacity and attachment package required.
How equipment brokerage works
Four stages, with the details carried forward.
A disciplined brief at the beginning reduces wasted time later. The same information follows the transaction from search through handoff.
Define the equipment brief
We clarify the job, preferred machine, acceptable alternatives, budget, location and required delivery date before the search begins.
Search the relevant market
Brunwell works across dealer, fleet, owner and disposition channels to identify equipment that fits the requirement—not simply what is easiest to find.
Review the machine and terms
Condition information, records, inspection requirements, commercial terms and logistics assumptions are organized so both sides can make an informed decision.
Coordinate the handoff
Once a transaction is agreed, we keep the buyer, seller and logistics providers aligned through pickup and delivery coordination.
Plain-language representation
Clear roles. Better information. Fewer surprises.
Buy-side
Brunwell searches for equipment against a buyer’s requirements and helps organize the machine, commercial and delivery information.
Sell-side
Brunwell represents an owner or dealer bringing equipment to market, with the machine file and expectations defined up front.
Logistics
Brunwell coordinates with qualified transportation and service providers; it does not present itself as the carrier operating the move.
Start with the requirement
Tell us what the machine needs to do.
Share the equipment type, preferred specifications, budget, location and timing. Brunwell will review the brief and identify the most useful next step.