Serving the Triangle

Home to 4,000+ tech companies, NC State University, WakeMed Health, and the State of North Carolina's 24,000-person workforce — Raleigh's workforce demands better than stale vending. We serve offices in North Hills, Midtown, the Glenwood South corridor, and throughout the capital city.

Duke University and Duke Health are the city's largest employers, while Treyburn Corporate Park houses major operations for Merck, Novo Nordisk, and bioMerieux. From DPAC to the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, this city works hard and plays hard — and deserves vending that keeps up.

From the sprawling SAS campus to WakeMed Soccer Park (home of the NC Courage), Cary businesses range from tech giants to boutique shops along the rapidly densifying downtown. The American Tobacco Trail greenway connects neighborhoods to workplaces, and we keep machines stocked along the way.

From the medical centers at UNC Health to the locally-owned shops along Franklin Street that erupt after every Tar Heel basketball victory, Chapel Hill is a tight-knit community. Planned neighborhoods like Meadowmont, Southern Village, and Briar Chapel each have their own village centers where healthy vending fits right in.

From the annual PeakFest drawing thousands to Salem Street, to the Beaver Creek Trail connecting neighborhoods to business parks, Apex blends small-town charm with rapid growth. New office developments and fitness centers along the Apex Peakway need modern vending solutions that match the town's quality of life.

With 30,000 residents and proximity to RTP's 7,000-acre research campus (300+ companies, 55,000 workers), Morrisville punches well above its weight as a business address. Tech and biotech firms along Perimeter Park and McCrimmon Parkway need vending that matches their innovation — not outdated machines with stale chips.

With Genentech, Seqirus (CSL), FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, and Amgen along the life sciences corridor, Holly Springs draws a highly educated workforce with a median household income over $132,000. These professionals expect premium options — not the same old vending machines their parents used.

Wake Forest Exchange — a 30-acre mixed-use development along Capital Boulevard with 166,000+ sq ft of Class A office space — is bringing a new wave of businesses to town. The upcoming Wake Forest Food Hall (20,000 sq ft with three acres of greenspace) reflects a community that values quality. Our smart vending machines fit right into that vision.