WCI Fabricates the World’s First
Hot Side, Bi-Polar Indigo Agglomerator
WCI receives Multi-Million Dollar
Electro-Static Precipitator Rebuild
WCI to attend International Conference on Electrostatic Precipitation
Service you can count on
Whitehead
Construction, Incorporated provides its clients with the knowledge and
skills required for all their ash handling needs.WCI has a well known
record within the electrostatic precipitator, particle agglomerator, screw,
conveyor, elevator, and vacuum system fields. Whitehead Construction,
Inc. is proud to annually serve over 80% of their clients as repeat customers.
WCI believes that this is a direct reflection on the quality, safety and
cost effectiveness of our people.
Whitehead Construction, Inc. currently has several maintenance agreements
in place with such companies as: American Electric Power ® (AEP),
Texas Utilities ® (TXU), Basin Electric Lafarge Cement ®, and
ESSROC Materials ®. In the spring of 2004, WCI contracted 39 projects
with a total manpower of 152, with all jobs being completed on time and
within budget.
Whitehead Construction, Inc. was contracted to fabricate and install the
first Indigo Technologies® agglomerator within
the United States. The
project, including fabrication and installation, was completed in less
than nine weeks. In July 2004, WCI was awarded another agglomerator fabrication
by Indigo Technologies.
The maintenance and repairs of electrostatic precipitators, agglomerators
and ash-handling systems are of the highest quality at competitive prices.
WCI offers an all-inclusive standard rate sheet with a premium rate increase
of only 27%. Upon review of the WCI standard rate sheet, clients can easily
project and track the cost of any work being preformed.
Whitehead Construction is also a turnkey solution, providing high quality
precipitator and agglomerator materials for emergencies and planned outages.
Whitehead Construction has become the best choice in the air quality control
field by focusing on the electrostatic precipitator and agglomerator needs
of the utilities, cement, pulp, paper, steel, and incineration industries.