Excellance is one of the oldest and most respected manufacturers of emergency vehicles in the world. From its inception, the company’s stated goal has been to produce the finest quality emergency medical and rescue vehicles available in the marketplace.
Excellance’s customer base includes those to whom money is no object (such as the royal family of Saudi Arabia) – as well as those that can afford no more than one vehicle, but they want the best value for their limited budgets (such as volunteer organizations). Excellance has also supplied over 150 units to Acadian Ambulance in Louisiana, the largest private service provider in the United States.
All vehicles are “custom built” to customer specifications. Working closely with the customer to provide exactly what will meet their needs has been fundamental to the company’s success.
Excellance vehicles cost more money than other units because building a high quality vehicle is labor intensive. The company is not making more money – it simply costs more to build a better unit. However, Excellance’s customers have found that they actually save money buying Excellance units because they avoid excessive repairs and do not have to replace their units as frequently.
Excellance remains a privately-held corporation. Charlie T. Epps, the son of one of the original founders, operates the company today as president. The company continues the proud tradition of manufacturing the finest premium quality emergency vehicles in world.
As of 2010, the company has manufactured over 2,200 new customized emergency vehicles and remounted over 1,000 units onto new chassis’. Excellance currently employs 85 employees, producing about 110 units per year, with an annual sales volume exceeding $12,000,000 annually.
Type I Ambulances
Type I EHD (Extra Heavy Duty)
Type III
Critical Care Units
