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IAA Relocates Fort Myers Branch
This new location is one of 11 IAA branch facilities in the state of Florida.

IAA, Inc. announced the relocation of its Fort Myers, Fla. branch to a new location in the city that includes increased capacity and innovations to support the large Florida market, an area which typically experiences frequent catastrophic weather events, according to the company.
This new location is one of 11 IAA branch facilities in the state, the company said. It features a completely renovated office building with an expanded lobby. Creating convenience for buyers and efficiency for vehicle transporters, the site also offers a separate sale pad dedicated to storing vehicles from the current week’s sales as well as a covered outdoor center for managing transactions.
“We continuously strive to make improvements that provide the best possible experience for our customers,” said Tim O’Day, president of U.S. operations. “State-of-the-art facilities such as those at the new Fort Myers location are crucial to managing our high volume of vehicles flowing through the Florida market as well as strengthening our leading catastrophe response.”
The new branch is located at 11950 State Road 82, Fort Myers, Fla.
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