We sat down with Val-Matic President, Jason Maciejewski to talk about what “the customer is the boss” really means, why culture and consistency matter more than ever, and where innovation is taking Val-Matic next.
Every time someone calls us about a valve that "isn’t working," we start by asking the same five questions. When you already know the answers to some of these questions before you call, it sets us up to help you get to the right fix even faster.
Properly sizing a deep well pump control valve is key to smooth operation and system longevity. This article breaks down the sizing process into three essential steps, covering key principles and common challenges. Whether you're designing a new system or troubleshooting an existing one, these guidelines will help you make informed decisions.
Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) and control valves can both be used to help regulate pressures in a pump station, but careful coordination is the difference between harmony—or a fight for control. This article breaks down how to coordinate valves and VFDs for smoother startups and more efficient pump station performance.
For this Staff Profile, we’re highlighting Raeann Velasquez, President and CEO of Cimco-GC Systems. Raeann has been with Cimco since 1997, moving from software developer to owner in 2018. Under her leadership, Cimco continues to grow while staying true to its mission of providing solutions that power success for water and irrigation professionals. Read on to learn more about Raeann and the values that guide her leadership.
Effective June 30, 2025, we will no longer be representing Waterman Engineered Products. McWane Plant & Industrial (MPI), Waterman’s parent company, is shifting to a model in which one representative manages all MPI product lines within each territory. Some of those lines directly compete with products we’ve proudly represented for over a decade. Honoring long-standing partnerships is central to how we do business, and representing competing lines would conflict with the level of commitment we bring to our manufacturers. For that reason, we’ve chosen not to take on the full MPI line card.
