One of the most important things to consider when choosing an emergency vehicle dealer, is how well they support the customer after the sale. With Hunter Apparatus, your partnership doesn’t end at the sale it begins there.

Every agency we serve large or small gets direct access to our team. We guide you from “Is a new vehicle right for us?” through build, delivery, training, and the full service life of your Apparatus.

Why work with a dealer? Because we remove the hassle. Hunter handles the details-paperwork, progress checks, communications, and timelines-so your vehicle arrives as planned without bogging your team down. You focus on your mission; we handle the process.

The long, confusing order packets are gone. With Hunter Apparatus and Frazer, you get a clear, step-by-step path from idea to build-ready spec.

We start with a short discovery session to learn how your crews work and how the new unit needs to fit your fleet standards. Then we walk through options-layout, storage, cabinetry, electrical, chassis, suspension-using a visual configuration review so your team can see choices before they go on the build sheet.

How We Streamline Your Order

Frazer has been building tough, purpose-built equipment since 1956. The company began fabricating equipment for seismic exploration and by 1985 expanded into EMS. Their modular designs with an independent power source filled a real gap in the market and helped agencies get dependable, mission-ready units.

What matters to your crews is reliability. Frazer’s decades of manufacturing know-how-paired with Hunter Apparatus’s dealer support-means your vehicles are specified correctly, built to your needs, and supported for the long haul.

Frazer EMS vehicles start with a rigid base frame-the backbone that supports every other safety feature. Their 3″ × 1.5″ frame tubing delivers about a 12.5% increase over the 2″ × 2″ tubing commonly used elsewhere, helping distribute loads, resist twist, and protect the module in demanding service.

Quality at the factory and follow-through in the field are what minimize downtime. Hunter Apparatus coordinates directly with the manufacturer’s team to keep quality checks tight, punch lists short, and your unit mission-ready from day one.

What this means for your crews