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Fontaine Modification Acquires ProBilt Services of Denton, Texas

Fontaine Modification has acquired ProBilt Services in Denton, Texas. The location will be an upfit site for Peterbilt trucks and others.

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The former ProBilt Services facility in Denton, Texas, is now Fontaine’s eleventh modification center, and it will support the nearby Peterbilt plant.

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Fontaine Modification has acquired ProBilt Services, an upfitter located just three miles from Peterbilt’s Denton, Texas, truck manufacturing facility. With the acquisition, Fontaine is expanding the modification and upfit services it offers for Peterbilt trucks and others.

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The Denton acquisition gives Fontaine its third modification center in Texas, joining locations in Garland and Laredo. It follows Fontaine’s 2019 acquisition of the other ProBilt Services operation located near the Kenworth plant in Chillicothe, Ohio. 

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Fontaine, one of North America’s most comprehensive providers of post-production services for truck manufacturers, dealers, and fleets, now has 11 modification centers nationwide. Its headquarters is located in Charlotte, North Carolina.

“This acquisition strengthens our position in the heavy-truck industry, provides new opportunities for growth and expands our ability to support our customers,” said Jamil Young, Fontaine Modification president. “We look forward to continuing to build on ProBilt’s reputation for quality and reliability.”

Specs & Details of the Denton Facility 

The Denton site includes a 30,000-square-foot facility that boasts parking for 250 trucks. It is configured for post-production truck upfits and modifications, including body modification and drivetrain changes, primarily to heavy-duty Peterbilt truck models. 

The Denton team also installs clean fuel technology, including options for battery-electric, hybrid, and alternative-fuel vehicles.

Part of ProBilt Team to Continue with Fontaine

Fontaine acquired ProBilt from its founders, Toney Fitzgerald and Fred Toothman. While Fitzgerald has elected to retire, the rest of the ProBilt team will continue with Fontaine, led by Toothman as Denton operations manager.

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“I’m excited to be a part of the evolution of the ProBilt legacy and am dedicated to a seamless and successful transition,” said Toothman. “I look forward to all that Fontaine has to offer our team and our customers beyond what we have in the past. I cherish every relationship that I bring to the Fontaine table and will work tirelessly to ensure a successful future for all.”

After 14-plus years, it was time to take ProBilt to the next level, Fitzgerald said. 

“Fontaine Modification is the industry-recognized leader in truck modification. It made total sense for ProBilt to be a Fontaine location. I would like to thank our loyal employees, customers, and vendors,” Fitzgerald added.

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