In the aftermath of the destruction caused by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Cooling Towers of Texas has developed and implemented an Emergency and Disaster Response Program. This program is designed to ensure that materials, manpower and other resources are immediately available to achieve one simple objective; bringing your facility back online as quickly as possible.
 

In the wake of 2005 hurricane season, many essential materials were in short supply. With the approach of the 2006 hurricane season, Cooling Towers of Texas has dramatically increased its stock of these materials in an effort to have them instantly available to our customers. We have expanded our recruitment efforts and our portfolio of qualified craftsmen. This allows Cooling Towers of Texas to deploy professional, competent cooling tower repair crews nationwide, usually within 24 hours or less.

The destruction to essential infrastructure caused by hurricanes usually results in a breakdown of basic services. Food, lodging, utilities, fuel, and other items necessary for the support of relief efforts are not available in impact zones, sometimes for extended periods.







 

 
   

 
   Cooling Towers of Texas logistical support system provides the materials needed to keep relief and rebuilding efforts proceeding with maximum efficiency. Self-contained crew accommodations, including sleeping quarters and meal preparation facilities are available. A delivery system for the provision of food and clean water is in place. Fuel storage and electrical generation capabilities to power small tools and heavy equipment have been established. All of these efforts are directed toward the accomplishment of one goal; to get your facility back into production and minimize lost revenue due to down time.

Our Emergency and Disaster Response Program was conceived through lessons learned providing emergency services to customers in times past. Following hurricanes Rita and Katrina Cooling Towers of Texas provided services to companies such as Valero, Shell-Motiva, BASF, Wheelabrator and more.
 


 


 

 

 

 

 

  Over 25,000 man hours and the rebuilding of 16 towers in a hurricane impact zone exposed the many, varied and serious problems involved in supporting such and effort. This program is designed to provide preemptive solutions to unforeseen issues allowing the repair of your facility to proceed with all possible speed.

Hurricanes and other natural disaster cause billions of dollars in damage to industries along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts each year. The unfortunate reality is that someone somewhere will almost certainly be hit by a major hurricane along the gulf coast during 2006 season. If you find yourself and your facility facing a natural disaster such as this, Cooling Towers of Texas stands ready and able to assist you with preparations before hand and repair and rebuilding afterward.


For immediate assistance, contact:
Shawn Daniel 281-330-0277


 

 
 
 
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