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 Extraco Bank in Temple, TX chooses CuraFlo to solve pipe problems Extraco Bank in Temple, TX has chosen CuraFlo to install its proprietary Engineered Flow Lining System® throughout the ten-story building. The 55-year-old Extraco Bank Building houses an active bank as well as several other tenants including a law firm and dental office. The building, which has mostly galvanized piping, has been suffering from typical pipe problems: pitting, pinhole leaks, and low water flow. CuraFlo’s epoxy lining will be installed with little or no downtime while the bank and commercial tenants continue to do business. Click here to read the full release. MEET THE CURAFLO TEAM
Dean Latshaw, CuraFlo Foreman
 Have you always been involved in construction?
"Yes, since I was a teen. I eagerly developed and applied both my mechanical and constructive skills to building structures and cabinets that were usable." As a foreman, what is the best aspect of your job?
"Thoroughly investigating the job and providing an accurate timetable to ensure that the customer is provided with a custom-tailored solution to fit their needs." What is the most unusual occurrence you have seen on the job?
"To date it would be the decay of the galvanized pipe and how the [CuraFlo] process can alleviate even the most damaged or cancerous pipe." What's great about epoxy lining?
"That there are so many different applications and the process allows for the customer to experience a non-invasive process which resolves most pipe problems." What is your favorite tool and why?
"A pair of channel locks because of its multiple uses." FEATURE
CuraFlo holds Lining Certification Training February 1-4, CuraFlo held Lining Certification Training for epoxy lining technicians at its corporate headquarters in Beachwood, OH. Taught by CuraFlo British Columbia's Senior Foreman and Manager of Technical Training, Karl Schmid, these four-day training sessions provide new CuraFlo lining technicians with classroom and hands-on experience with its Engineered Flow Lining System.
Technicians must complete an initial training session and pass a comprehensive written examination before they are certified to work with CuraFlo equipment and epoxies in the field. Certified technicians return for future training sessions to be updated on improvements and new products. These mandatory ongoing training classes are required by CuraFlo as part of its commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. CONTACT US
Avoid a Water Crisis -- contact us today for a free estimate. In 1996, CuraFlo became the first company in North America to provide epoxy pipe lining services in residential, multi-tenant, and other commercial buildings. Since then, we have lined more pipe than any other company in North America. Today, CuraFlo is the only company that can effectively restore all your pipes, including galvanized. CuraFlo's water infrastructure specialists are here to help. Call 888-234-8309 or visit curaflo.com for a free, no-obligation analysis of your water infrastructure system. | | 
WEBINAR
| Repiping or Lining: Strategies to Keep Multifamily Plumbing Systems Running Smoothly Click here to register to watch this informative archived webinar.
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PODCAST
| Hear answers to common questions about epoxy lining. Listen to Building Operating Management Magazine's Take5 podcast featuring CuraFlo's VP of Sales and Marketing. The interview includes discussion of the safety of epoxy lining, the cost and time savings it offers, and its proven track record of extending the lifespan of pipes by 40 to 60 years.
To listen to or download the podcast, click here. |
FREE DVD
| Free DVD explains CuraFlo's unique approach to your water infrastructure challenges. Whether you're an owner or manager of a multi-family, commercial, or institutional building, this DVD will help you better understand the expertise and quality workmanship of our water infrastructure specialists, and it explains the benefits of our proprietary, industry-leading epoxy lining and Spincast systems. Click here to view a clip of the DVD or to request a free copy. |
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