In 1948, when Otto Esch began selling hand tools on job sites to contractors from the back of his station wagon, he probably didn't fully realize what he was starting. However, as a pioneer in job-site sales and service, he knew his customers wanted quality tools, timely delivery and a high level of personal service. His sons, Greg and Mike, joined the family business and continued to pursue the same dedication to customer service that Otto had toiled to establish. From the original storefront at 952 Raymond Ave. in St. Paul, the Otto N. Esch Equipment Supply Company prospered and under the direction of Mike Esch evolved into the region's #1 distributor of diamond cutting tools and equipment, Esch Construction Supply, Inc.

Today under the leadership of Otto's grandson, Dan Esch, Esch Construction Supply, Inc. is recognized as the specialist in high quality diamond blades, diamond cups and diamond core bits. They have developed diamond tools expertise over the years, by tracking customer feed back from the field and scientific data from the lab.

With the largest shelf inventory in the Midwest, knowledgeable representatives, free troubleshooting, one hour local delivery and an "order today - we ship today" policy for out state and national customers, you'll get what you need when you need it. When you call Esch, you won't get a complex recording; you'll hear the friendly voice of experience. Call today and see for yourself.

"Esch is the only supplier we know of in the USA that does extensive in field testing of blades"
Ed Zuzelo, Engineer/Diamond Cutting Specialist for over 50 years

Esch proves value in the field by testing diamond blades for speed, endurance and smoothness of cut. Esch also has unparalleled in-field local service and increases their expertise with in-the-field customer feedback.

Esch has developed diamond tool expertise through a long history of product testing. In the lab their blades and core bits are tested so you get the best value possible.

Esch has earned the trust of contractors by consistently contributing to their industries. They have a history of donating diamond tools, equipment and time to local trade schools. They are active in seven trade associations and have provided leadership in industry associated fundraising and membership recruitment drives.